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Will Gandhi Win?
Gregg, Richard B. | June 4, 1930 issue

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This article presents information on political and social conditions of India. The present upheaval in India is so vast and complex that it is very difficult to foresee the probable outcome. For Americans the difficulty is increased by the fragmentariness of all reports which they get. First of all, in regard to the Hindu-Muslim quarrels, so strongly stressed in all British discussions; it is to be remembered that these quarrels occur almost entirely in cities and but rarely in villages. As nearly 90 per cent of the Indian population lives in villages, city disputes are not so all-important as some reports would indicate.

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INDIA -- Politics & government; INDIA -- Social conditions; HINDUS; MUSLIMS; CITIES & towns; VILLAGES; INDIA
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