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Editorials
May 25, 1946 issue

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The British government proposal comes down firmly on the side of Indian unity, discarding Pakistan as economically and politically unworkable and as a serious danger to any scheme of national defense. The proposal, however, gives full recognition to communal aspirations and rights and provides for a large measure of provincial autonomy. The Labor Party has shown that in the field of imperial affairs it can act in accordance with its basic socialist traditions and can also muster wise statesmanship to meet a vastly complicated situation.

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MILITARY policy; MILITARY readiness; NATIONAL security; EDITORIALS; SOCIALISM; INDIA
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