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Himmat Weekly Vol.VII No.49

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Name of the Collection Himmat Weekly
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Abstract New turn on Bangla Desh by R.M. Lala, Every last man re-employed, U.S. reaction to Nixon's China Policy by T. Willard Hunter, Russian leaders go abroad, diplomats sent home, World's moneymen begin to agree, Chinese puzzle remains, Tide rising against permissiveness by Alan Faunce, Fiji's lead in South Pacific, Australian trade unions' new look, Papua-New Guinea's new voice, India's China war by Y.S. Paranjpe, Delhi looks afresh on China?, Towards the 100-knot navy of the 1980's, What is wrong with our textile industry? by R.S. Thonsekar, A Management View by N.S. Sharma, What should Nixon say to Chou En-Lai when they meet?, Steps to progress by Rajmohan Gandhi
Author R.M. Lala, T. Willard Hunter, Alan Faunce, Y.S. Paranjpe, R.S. Thonsekar, N.S. Sharma, Rajmohan Gandhi
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Keywords Nixon China Policy; Russian leaders; Diplomats; South Pacific; Trade Union; Papua New Guinea; Textile Industry; Rajmohan Gandhi; N.S. Sharma; R.S. Thonsekar; Y.S. Paranjpe; Alan Faunce; T. Willard Hunter; R.M. Lala
Start Date “Period From” 8 October 1971
End Date “Period To” 8 October 1971
Extent 28 pp.
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Language English
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Custodian Archives of Contemporary India, Ashoka University, Sonepat, Haryana, India.
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