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A Guide to the Microfiche Edition of Political Pamphlets from the Indian Subcontinent

Part 5: Political Parties, Special Interest Groups, and Indian Internal Politics

UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA A Guide to the Microfiche Edition of

POLITICAL PAMPHLETS FROM THE INDIAN SUBCONTINENT

PART 5: POLITICAL PARTIES, SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS, AND INDIAN INTERNAL POLITICS

Editorial Adviser Granville Austin

Guide compiled by Daniel Lewis

A microfiche project of UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA An Imprint of CIS 4520 East-West Highway • Bethesda, MD 20814-3389 Library of Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Indian political pamphlets [microform] microfiche Accompanied by printed guide. Includes bibliographical references. Content: pt. 1. Political Parties and Special Interest Groups—pt. 2. Indian Internal Politics—[etc.]—pt. 5. Political Parties, Special Interest Groups, and Indian Internal Politics ISBN 1-55655-829-5 (microfiche) 1. Political parties—. I. UPA Academic Editions (Firm) JQ298.A1 I527 2000 324.254—dc20 89-70560 CIP

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ii TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ...... vii Source Note ...... xi Reference Bibliography Series 1. Political Parties and Special Interest Groups

Organization Accession # Advocates’ Association of Western India 2245 ...... 1 All India Congress Committee, 2246–2300 ...... 1 All India Freedom Fighters’ Organisation 2301 ...... 6 2302–2303 ...... 6 All India Kisan Sammelan 2304–2305 ...... 6 All India Congress 2306–2309 ...... 6 All India Youth Federation 2310 ...... 7 Congress Committee 2311 ...... 7 2312 ...... 7 Party 2313 ...... 7 2314–2320 ...... 7 Bharatiya 2321–2361 ...... 7 2362–2363 ...... 11 Bhartiya Mazdoor Sangh 2364 ...... 11 Citizens for Democracy 2365–2366 ...... 11 City Congress Committee 2367 ...... 11 Committee for National Conventions 2368 ...... 12 Communist Party of East () 2369–2370 ...... 12 2371–2686 ...... 12 Communist Party of India (Marxist) 2687–2711 ...... 34 Congress Forum for Socialist Action 2712–2713 ...... 36 Congress Party in Parliament, Indian National Congress 2714–2718 ...... 36 Congress Socialist Forum 2719–2720 ...... 37 Congress Study Circle 2721 ...... 37 Democratic Vigilance Committee 2722 ...... 37 Forum of Free Enterprise 2723–2736 ...... 37 Forum of National Affairs 2737 ...... 38 Friends of Democracy 2738 ...... 38 Fundamental Rights Front 2739 ...... 38 Golden Tobacco Company Limited 2740 ...... 38 2741–2750 ...... 38 Indian Association for Afro-Asian Solidarity 2751 ...... 39 Indian Association of Parliamentarians for Problems of Population and Development 2752 ...... 39

iii Indian National Congress 2753–2772 ...... 39 Indian National Trade Union Congress 2773 ...... 41 International Confederation of Free Trade Unions 2774 ...... 41 Jammu and Kashmir National Conference 2775–2776 ...... 41 Janata Party 2777–2783 ...... 41 Karnataka Legal Aid Board 2784 ...... 41 Democratic Front 2785 ...... 41 Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee 2786 ...... 42 Khet Mazdoor Union 2787 ...... 42 Pradesh Congress Committee 2788 ...... 42 Mazdoor Shiksha Kendra 2789 ...... 42 National Democratic Alliance 2790 ...... 42 National Democrats 2791 ...... 42 National Marxist Association of India 2792–2796 ...... 42 National Socialist Congress 2797 ...... 43 New Wave Society 2798 ...... 43 People’s Union for 2799–2804 ...... 43 Permanent Secretariat of Afro-Asian Solidarity 2805 ...... 43 Praja 2806–2817 ...... 43 Radical Democratic Party 2818–2819 ...... 44 Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh 2820–2826 ...... 44 Sind Provincial Congress Committee 2827 ...... 45 Socialist Congressman 2828 ...... 45 Socialist Party 2829–2839 ...... 45 Socialist Society of Bombay 2840 ...... 45 Society for the Defence of Freedom in Asia 2841 ...... 46 Standard-Vacuum Oil Company 2842 ...... 46 2843–2846 ...... 46 Vanarai: People’s Movement for Green India 2847–2851 ...... 46

Series 2. Research Institutes, Universities and Other Organizations

Afro-Asian Convention on Tibet and Against Colonialism in Asia and Africa 2852 ...... 47 Aligarh Muslim University 2853 ...... 47 Bangalore University 2854 ...... 47 The Bar Council of India Trust 2855 ...... 47 Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute 2856 ...... 47 Center for Research in Rural and Industrial Development 2857 ...... 47 Centre for Development Studies and Activities 2858–2859 ...... 47 De Nobili College 2860 ...... 47 School of Economics 2861–2862 ...... 47 Democratic Research Service 2863–2866 ...... 48 Foreign Relations Society of India 2867 ...... 48 Institute of Political Science 2868–2985 ...... 48 Indian History Congress 2986 ...... 57 Indian Renaissance Institute 2987–2988 ...... 57 Indian School of International Studies 2989 ...... 57 Indo-Soviet Co-operation in the Field of Culture 2990 ...... 57 Indo-Soviet Cultural Society of India 2991 ...... 57 Institute of Political and Social Studies 2992–2994 ...... 57 Institute of Public Enterprise 2995 ...... 57 Jayaprakash Foundation 2996 ...... 57 National Academy 2997 ...... 58

iv National Institute of Community Development 2998 ...... 58 Osmania University 2999 ...... 58 Peace and 3000 ...... 58 Press Institute of India, Press Information Bureau 3001 ...... 58 Sri Venkateswara University 3002 ...... 58 Sulakhani Devi Mahajan Trust 3003–3004 ...... 58

Series 3. Indian Internal Politics and Miscellaneous

Government of India 3005–3038 ...... 59 Government of 3039 ...... 61 Government of Bombay 3040–3041 ...... 61 Government of Karnataka 3042–3051 ...... 61 3052–3054 ...... 62 Government of Maharashtra 3055 ...... 62 Government of 3056 ...... 62 Government of 3057 ...... 62 Government of Jammu and Kashmir 3058 ...... 62 Government of Madras 3059 ...... 62 Government of Afghanistan 3060–3061 ...... 63 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) 3062–3063 ...... 63 Miscellaneous Pamphlets 3064–3135 ...... 63

Author Index ...... 69 Title Index ...... 99

v INTRODUCTION

Scholars of post-independence Indian history, politics, and culture will welcome University Publications of America’s latest microfiche edition of Political Pamphlets from the Indian Subcontinent. Some nine hundred pieces and forty-five thousand pages—published by political parties, central and state governments, and other groups and institutions—constitute Part 5 of this collection. Building on the richness of Parts 1 through 4, Part 5 is replete with insights into the country’s political development in terms of both substance and process. The pamphlets span from 1916 through 1990 with a concentration on the 1946–1980 period. This time span, from pre-independence days into the 1980s, allows researchers to trace the development of modern Indian political thought. The freedom of speech provided for in the Indian Constitution is amply exemplified here. The first series in Part 5 includes pamphlets issued by political parties and special interest groups. Doctrinal disputes within political parties are thrashed out, most notably in the literature of the Communist Party of India (CPI) and the Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI (M) or CPM), the latter party a result of the schism of the Communist Party of India in 1964. Religious issues such as Indian secularism are argued in publications by , Communist, and Congress parties—of which there were two or more after the Congress split in 1969. Many pamphlets are devoted to economic issues and the shape of democracy and constitutional federalism. Pamphlets issued by the various Communist parties of the Indian subcontinent constitute the largest subseries in Part 5. Communist materials fall into two broad categories. One contains writings by individual leaders of both the CPI and CPM, including , S. A. Dange, Hiren Mukerjee, E. M. S. Namboodiripad, Surjeet, and . The subjects vary from national and Indian Communist affairs to Communist affairs worldwide, including in the . Pamphlets by R. Palme Dutt, the Indian Communist long resident in , include one entitled Indian Elections published in 1952 that discusses the country’s first general elections held that year. Among the pamphlets by the unreconstructed revolutionary B. T. Ranadive are On Marx’s Teachings (1963), Why No Nationalisation? Government’s Industrial Policy Examined (1948), and his

vii article published during the Telegana uprising, Nehru Government Declares War Against Toilers. Communist Party Attacked as Peoples Vanguard. Defeat the Capitalist-Landlord Offensive (1948). The second category of Communist pamphlets includes those issued by the parties without attribution to an author. These focus on party doctrinal and procedural issues, resolutions by party conclaves, and attacks on positions taken by other parties and Congress governments. Several CPM publications discuss the schism of the CPI into the CPI and the CPM. Among these are What Dange-Programme Reveals. A Real Face of Revisionists. A Criticism (1964) and CPI (M) and the Right C.P. Right Communist Party Continues Its Old Bankrupt Line. Question of “Communist Unity” and Unity of Action (1977), both written by longtime Communist leader Basavapunniah. The second of these was particularly critical of the CPI for supporting Prime Minister ’s Emergency, a period in which she adopted authoritarian powers, suspended civil liberties, and jailed hundreds of thousands of her political opponents. A related CPM pamphlet and one of its cleverest and most biting is CPI (M) on Constitutional Changes, which again criticizes Mrs. Gandhi’s Emergency as well as her attack on the Constitution’s democracy (see item 2702). The attacks issued by the CPM did not go unanswered. Many other organizations weighed in on this issue. For other pamphlets related to Mrs. Gandhi’s Emergency, see items 2295, 2604, 2634, 2790, and 3107. For much of the period covered by this edition of Political Pamphlets from the Indian Subcontinent, the Congress Party presided over the . Pamphlets by longtime Congress leader (see items 2246, 2247, 2251, 2753, and 2756) allow researchers insights into the Congress Party in the years before India’s liberation from Britain as well as in the early years of independence. Other important Congress Party publications include the Reports of General Secretaries and the Congress Marches Ahead series. These pamphlets cover the period 1970 to 1976 when Mrs. Gandhi was consolidating her leadership in the party she had helped to split in 1969. Their lengthy documentation is essential to understanding the development of the Congress Party, especially with reference to the influence of socialism within factions of the party that had profound effects on constitutional democracy. Other publications of the Congress Party provide insight into the place of Hinduism and religion in the Indian nation. Hindu Law of Succession for the Lay Man, for example, discusses one portion of the contentious group of acts of Parliament once lumped together as the Hindu Code Bill. The publications of the Hindu revivalist and militant parties show the wide spectrum of political parties in India. Included in this edition are pamphlets issued by Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), Hindu Mahasabha (or All India Hindu Mahasabha), and Bharatiya Jana Sangh and its successor, the

viii (BJP). The Hindu Mahasabha publications include the full texts of resolutions passed, for example, at working committee and annual sessions in 1949, 1952, 1954, 1970, and 1973 revealing the development of evolution of the Mahasabha’s ideology. The pamphlets from the BJP, the leading party in the coalition government formed in October 1999, contain party resolutions, election manifestos, and, especially informative, the full texts of speeches by party leaders Atal Behari Vajpayee, L. K. Advani (respectively the prime minister and the home minister in the 1999 government), and Murli Manohar , arguably the party’s most vocal theoretician. Vajpayee’s article, Secularism: The Indian Concept, contains the BJP view of the place of Hinduism in Indian politics and shows how the pamphlets in this collection can be used to view specific issues in Indian politics across the . Socialist party pamphlets, which date from 1948, are those from the ever- amalgamating and ever-separating (PSP) and the Socialist Party (SP). The significance of these lies partially in their anticommunism and partially in their demonstration of the Indian socialists’ dependence on European socialist doctrines. Miscellaneous pamphlets from other political parties and special interest groups such as the All India Trade Union Congress, the Janata Party, the People’s Union for Civil Liberties, the Radical Democratic Party, the Swatantra Party, and Vanarai round out Series 1. Series 2 of this edition is comprised of pamphlets from various research institutes, universities, and other special interest groups. The bulk of Series 2 comes from 118 monographs published by the Harold Laski Institute of Political Science in . Founded by India’s first speaker, G. V. Mavalankar, and carried on by his son, P. G. Mavalankar, sometime independent member of Parliament, the Laski Institute since the 1950s has hosted the country’s notable political and judicial personalities and published their addresses. The subject matter of these addresses is broad, and the monographs publishing the addresses rarely have been seen outside of India. Many of the pamphlets discuss some of the most heated issues in Indian politics. In 1981, after Indira Gandhi again had become prime minister, , an eloquent defender of democracy during Mrs. Gandhi’s despotic Emergency and currently vice , delivered an address entitled, “The Present System, Central Point of Rot and Resurgence.” Just six years before, in March 1975, was dismissed by Mrs. Gandhi from her cabinet after he delivered an address entitled, “The Present Explosive Situation and the Way Out.” In this speech, Dharia advocated conciliation between Mrs. Gandhi’s government and , who was bringing pressure on the prime minister to make her government conduct itself democratically. Some three months later, at the end of June, was proclaimed. Other pamphlets from the

ix Laski Institute discuss economic development, the Indian Constitution, and lessons to be learned from politics in the United States. Political Pamphlets from the Indian Subcontinent, Part 5 concludes with a series of publications from the government of India and the governments of various Indian states, as well as a subseries of miscellaneous pamphlets. The publications of the government of India again reveal the broad spectrum of opinion as well as the contentious nature of politics in the world’s largest democracy. For example, pamphlets 3007 and 3008 indicate the government’s attack on the religious group Anand Marg. A series of pamphlets are highly critical of the right-wing Hindu party, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. Pamphlet 3019 discusses the Congress Government’s critique of in India. Some of the other publications from the government of India discuss the program of the Congress Party and the functioning of the government. These include collections of speeches of and Indira Gandhi and a commentary on the 1979 national budget by , at the time the minister of finance and soon to be caretaker prime minister. A Miscellaneous subseries completes this microfiche collection. One especially important item in this section is a speech by , “Home Rule and the Empire. Being a Lecture delivered at Negapatnam (sic) on September 23rd, 1916,” published as number 13 of a series entitled New India Political Pamphlets. This speech in many ways foreshadowed her later “Annie Besant Bill,” officially known as “A Bill to Constitute within the British Empire a Commonwealth of India,” introduced in Parliament in London in 1925. Other documents in this subseries relating to the independence movement include Has Congress Failed? (item 3067), Freedom Must Not Stink (item 3069), and Storm over (item 3070). All these pamphlets, like those previously published in Parts 1 to 4, are original sources for studying India’s political thinking. Public men and women tell the truth more often than commonly supposed—although policies declared and promises made may be realized slowly. Indian political literature, given its breadth and depth, is rich fare for historians and others endeavoring to understand the country and to appreciate the working of its democracy.

Granville Austin

x SOURCE NOTE

The pamphlets microfilmed for this edition come from the personal holdings of Granville Austin. Pamphlets issued by the Harold Laski Institute of Political Science have been reproduced with the permission of P. G. Mavalankar. The pamphlets in this collection are arranged into three series based on the issuing source. Pamphlets from the same issuing source are ordered first by date and then by author’s last name. Series 1 consists of pamphlets issued by political parties and special interest groups. Following the principle of original order, some pamphlets relating to the Indian National Congress, often referred to simply as the Congress Party, have been filmed under three variations on this name. Researchers interested in the Indian National Congress should, therefore, also consult the pamphlets issued by the All India Congress Committee, an elected body of the Indian National Congress, and the pamphlets issued by the Congress Party in Parliament. Series 2 consists of pamphlets issued by research institutes, universities, and other special interest organizations. Series 3 is comprised of pamphlets issued by the government of India, those issued by various state governments, and two pamphlets each from the government of Afghanistan and the Soviet Union. Series 3 concludes with a subseries of Miscellaneous pamphlets. Political Pamphlets from the Indian Subcontinent, Parts 1–4, published in 1989, contained 2,244 items on 1,033 fiche. Researchers will note, therefore, that Part 5 begins with item 2245 on fiche 1034.

xi REFERENCE BIBLIOGRAPHY

The following is a listing of the items in Political Pamphlets from the Indian Subcontinent, Part 5. Full entries in this Reference Bibliography contain the following information: item number and document title (in boldface type); personal or corporate author and issuing source; place of publication and publisher; date of publication; number of pages; and fiche number. Entries have been given the most complete citation possible.

Series 1. Political Parties and Special Interest Groups

Advocates’ Association of 2248 Communism, Religion and Civil Liberties. Western India Gopal Singh Quami. All India Congress Committee. : Kundan Agency, [1942]. 2245 28 p. Fiche 1035 Law, Lawyers and Judges. Inaugural Address by The Honorable Mr. Justice P. B. 2249 Gajendragadkar on the occasion of the All India Congress Committee. Addresses, Centenary Celebrations of the Advocates’ 1946. Association of Western India. All India Congress Committee. : Advocates’ Association of Western India. General Secretaries All India Congress Bombay: Subhash C. Pratap, Advocates’ Committee, 1946. 33 p. Fiche 1035 Association of Western India, [1963]. 20 p. Fiche 1034 2250 Volunteer Organisation. Being A Collection All India Congress Committee, of Resolutions Passed by the Congress, A.I.C.C. and Working Committee since 1917 Indian National Congress and connected matter. All India Congress Committee. : All 2246 India Congress Committee, [1948]. ii+56 p. All India Congress Committee. Addresses, Fiche 1035 1929. All India Congress Committee. Allahabad: 2251 Jawaharlal Nehru, General Secretary, All India Report to the All India Congress Committee. Congress Committee, 1929. 24 p. Fiche 1034 Jawaharlal Nehru. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress 2247 Committee, [1951]. 20 p. Fiche 1036 All India Convention, Delhi, March 19, 1937. Presidential Address. Jawaharlal Nehru. All India Congress Committee. Delhi: The Press, [1937]. 19 p. Fiche 1034

1 2252 2259 The Pilgrimage and After. The Story of How Indian National Congress. Report of the Congress Fought and Won the General General Secretaries, February 1968–March Elections. Foreword by . 1969. Introduction by R. R. Diwakar. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress India Congress Committee, August 1952. Committee, [1969]. 93 p. Fiche 1044–1045 ix+175 p.+appendix. Fiche 1036–1040 2260 2253 From Bombay to Delhi. A Reference Book Report of the Congress Planning Sub- Recording the Proceedings of the Congress committee. Working Committee Meetings, 73rd Plenary All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All Session of the Indian National Congress, India Congress Committee, 1959. viii+72 p. Bombay; Conference of the Pradesh Fiche 1040–1041 Congress leaders, Delhi; Circular Letters Issued from the AICC Office, etc. 2254 All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All Report of the Ooty Seminar (May 30–June 5, India Congress Committee, June 1970. 1959). viii+227 p. Fiche 1045–1048 All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, September 1959. 2261 65 p. Fiche 1041–1042 From Delhi to . Congress Marches Ahead. 2255 All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All We Will Fight to the Last Ditch For Our India Congress Committee, October 1970. Country, For Our Flag, For Our Leader. viii+248 p. Fiche 1048–1051 All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, [1963]. 20 p. Fiche 2262 1042 Report of the General Secretaries. (December 1969–May 1970). 2256 All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All Indian National Congress. Report of the India Congress Committee, [1970]. iii+43 p. General Secretary. January 1964–December Fiche 1051 1964. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All 2263 India Congress Committee, January 1965. Congress Marches Ahead—III. Proceedings iii+92 p.+appendices. Fiche 1042–1043 of the Congress Working Committee meetings and All India Congress Committee 2257 meeting, Patna, October 1970; a brief Report of the General Secretaries. February analysis of the Elections—1971; 1966–January 1968. circular letters from the AICC office etc. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, [1968]. 35 p. Fiche India Congress Committee, April 1971. vi+154 p. 1043–1044 Fiche 1051–1053

2258 Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries, 1969. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, [1969]. 30 p. Fiche 1044

2 2264 2269 Congress Marches Ahead—IV. Minutes of the Congress Marches Ahead—VI. Minutes of the Congress Working Committee Meetings; All Congress Working Committee Meetings; All India Congress Committee meeting, Delhi, India Congress Committee Meeting, Delhi, April 1971; proceedings of the Conference of June 1972; summary of the proceedings of the Presidents and Secretaries of PCCs, May the Conference of PCC Presidents and 1971; proceedings of the Conference of the Secretaries, June 1972; Report of the AICC Presidents and Secretaries of DCCs, May Committee on Bangla Desh; Circular letters 1971; circular letters issued from the AICC issued from the AICC Office etc. office etc. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, October 1972. India Congress Committee, October 1971. vi+216 p. Fiche 1060–1062 vi+175 p. Fiche 1053–1055 2270 2265 Congress Marches Ahead—VII. Minutes of Report of the General Secretaries. (June the Congress working Committee meetings; 1970–September 1971). All India Congress Committee meeting, All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All Gandhinagar (Gujurat); proceedings of the India Congress Committee, October 1971. conference of Congress Chief Ministers; viii+63 p. Fiche 1055–1056 circular letters issued from the AICC Office etc. 2266 All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All Constitutional Amendments. The Reason India Congress Committee, December 1972. Why. vi+167 p. Fiche 1062–1064 S. . All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for the All 2271 India Congress Committee, November 1971. Text of Resolutions on Economic Policy and 30 p. Fiche 1056 Political Situation. Adopted at (i) the 73rd Plenary Session of the Indian National 2267 Congress, Bombay, December 28–29, 1969; Congress Marches Ahead—V. Minutes of the (ii) the All India Congress Committee Congress Working Committee meetings; All Meeting, Delhi, June 13–15, 1970; (iii) the All India Congress Committee meeting, Simla, India Congress Committee Meeting, Patna, October 1971; fifth General Election to State October 13–14, 1970; (iv) the All India Assemblies; Leaders’ Conference, Delhi, Congress Committee Meeting, Gandhinagar, April, 1972; Circular Letters issued from the October 9–10, 1972. AICC Office etc. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, India Congress Committee, June 1972. December 1972. i+44 p. Fiche 1064 vi+216 p. Fiche 1057–1059 2272 2268 Text of Resolution on “Political” and People’s Victory—Second Phase. (An “Economic” Situation (as adopted by the Analysis of the 1972 General Election to Congress Working Committee on April 17, State Assemblies). 1973). All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: AICC, All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. June 1972. iii+38 p.+appendices. Fiche 1059– Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, April 1060 1973. 8 p. Fiche 1065

3 2273 2279 Congress Marches Ahead—VIII. A Reference Socialism at the Grassroots. The Feroze book recording the minutes of Congress Gandhi Memorial Lecture delivered in New Working Committee, All India Congress Delhi, September 12, 1975. Committee and Subject Committee meetings; Dev Kanta Borooah. All India Congress proceedings of the 74th Plenary Session, Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for the All Bidhan Nagar, Calcutta; PCC and DCCs India Congress Committee, [1975]. 15 p. Fiche Conferences; Zonal Conferences, circular 1075 letters issued from the AICC Office etc. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All 2280 India Congress Committee, September 1973. Congress Marches Ahead—10. A reference vi+375 p. Fiche 1065–1069 book recording the minutes of the Congress Working Committee and All India Congress 2274 Committee Meetings, report on Central Report of the General Secretaries. (June Training Camps, circular letters issued from 1972–August 1973). the AICC Office, etc. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, September 1973. India Congress Committee, October 1975. iii+80 p. Fiche 1069–1070 vi+368 p. Fiche 1075–1079

2275 2281 Aspects of Renewal, 1971–1973. Some Congress Marches Ahead—11. A reference Highlights and Comments. book recording the minutes of the Congress All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Working Committee meetings, summary of Malhotra for the All India Congress Committee, proceedings of the AICC Conference on 1973. iii+83 p. Fiche 1070–1071 Land Reforms, AICC Cells’ meetings, circular letters issued from the AICC Office, etc. 2276 All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All Netaji Subhas. Valiant Son of India. India Congress Committee, December 1975. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. vi+187 p. Fiche 1079–1081 Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1973. 32 p. Fiche 1071 2282 Public Distribution System. AICC Central 2277 Training Camp. NARORA, November 22–24, Congress Marches Ahead—IX. A reference 1974. book recording the minutes of the Congress All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Working Committee and All India Congress Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, Committee Meetings, circular letters issued 1975. 16 p. Fiche 1081 from the AICC office, etc. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All 2283 India Congress Committee, July 1974. vi+207 p. Constitution Amendment. From the Kengal Fiche 1071–1073 Hanumanthaiya Endowment Lecture delivered at the Bangalore University on 2278 August 21, 1976. Report of the General Secretaries. Sardar . All India Congress (September 1973–June 1974). Committee. New Delhi: Shri Raj Kumar Singh for All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All All India Congress Committee, October 1976. India Congress Committee, July 1974. ii+80 p. 27 p. Fiche 1081–1082 Fiche 1074

4 2284 2290 Congress Marches Ahead—13. A reference Inaugural Speech by Congress President book recording the minutes of the Congress Shri Rajiv Gandhi and the Centenary Resolve Working Committee meetings, All India at Congress Centenary Session, Indira Nagar Congress Committee Meeting, New Delhi, (Brabourne Stadium) Bombay, December 28, May 29–30, 1976, circular letters issued from 1985. the AICC Office, etc. Rajiv Gandhi. All India Congress Committee. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, India Congress Committee, October 1976. [1985]. 36 p. Fiche 1086 vi+174 p. Fiche 1082–1084 2291 2285 Debate on President’s Address. Reply of Proposed Amendments to the Constitution Prime Minister Shri Rajiv Gandhi in Lok of India by the Committee Appointed by the Sabha and . Congress President Shri D. K. Borooah on All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: February 26, 1976. for All India Congress All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Raj Committee (I), [1986]. 32 p. Fiche 1086 Kumar Singh for the All India Congress Committee, August 1976. 15 p. Fiche 1084 2292 Issues Before The Nation. 2286 All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Proposed Amendments to the Constitution for AICC, [1991]. 45 p. Fiche of India by the Committee Appointed by the 1087 Congress President Shri D. K. Borooah on February 26, 1976. 2293 All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Raj Harare Summit of Non-Aligned Movement Kumar Singh for the All India Congress and India. Committee, November 1976 (Revised Edition). Darbara Singh. All India Congress Committee. 23 p. Fiche 1084 New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, n.d. 23 p. Fiche 1087 2287 Constitutional Amendment. Why? 2294 Madan Bhatia. All India Congress Committee. . New Delhi: Prem Prakash Sharma for Central All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Campaign Committee of All India Congress Chandulal Chandrakar, All India Congress Committee, [1976]. 20 p. Fiche 1085 Committee, n.d. 23 p. Fiche 1087–1088

2288 2295 The Prime Minister on Constitution (Forty- Must She Resign? fourth Amendment) Bill 1976. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Raj India Congress Committee, n.d. 5 p. Fiche 1088 Kumar Singh for the All India Congress Committee, [1976]. ii+31 p. Fiche 1085 2296 Political Scene in Karnataka. 2289 All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Shri D. K. Borooah, President, Indian Chandulal Chandrakar, All India Congress National Congress, on Constitution (Forty- Committee, n.d. 7 p. Fiche 1088 Fourth Amendment) Bill 1976. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Raj 2297 Kumar Singh for the All India Congress Public Sector, An Overview. Committee, [1976]. 24 p. Fiche 1085–1086 All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Chandulal Chandrakar, All India Congress Committee, n.d. 20 p. Fiche 1088

5 2298 All India Kisan Sammelan India. Our Achievements, 1985–1989. All India Congress Committee, Congress 2304 Committee on Policy and Programmes. New Saboteurs of Land Reforms? [Secret Delhi: All India Congress Committee, n.d. 15 p. Confidential letter dated February 1, 1966 Fiche 1088 addressed to Late Shri K. Kamraj Nadar, former President, AICC.] 2299 Charan Singh. All India Kisan Sammelan. New Media Under Janata Rule Delhi: Sukhbir Singh Goyal, All India Kisan All India Congress Committee, Congress Sammelan, [1966]. 14 p. Fiche 1091 Committee on Policy and Programmes. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, n.d. 2305 ii+38 p. Fiche 1089 Crusader Against Injustice Exploitation and Corruption. Profile of Chaudhary Charan 2300 Singh. The Congress and Constitutional All India Kisan Sammelan. New Delhi: Ompal Amendments. Singh, All India Kisan Sammelan, 1978. 47 p. All India Congress Committee, Central Fiche 1092 Campaign Committee. New Delhi: Prem Prakash Sharma for Central Campaign Committee of All India Congress Committee, All India Trade Union Congress n.d. 23 p. Fiche 1089 2306 All India Freedom Fighters’ An Outline of the History of the A.I.T.U.C. K. B. Panikkar. All India Trade Union Congress. Organisation New Delhi: AITUC, 1959. 19 p. Fiche 1092

2301 2307 Janata Politics for Populism. The Index Fraud. The Story of manipulations, . All India Freedom Fighters’ malpractices, arbitrary methods revealed in Organisation. New Delhi: All India Freedom the computation of consumer price index Fighters’ Organisation, n.d. 16 p. Fiche 1089– numbers for working class. 1090 All India Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: K. G. Sriwastava, AITUC, 1963. xiv+54 p. Fiche All India Kisan Sabha 1092–1093

2302 2308 The Land Question. The Indian Working Class. Size and Shape. P. Sundarayya. All India Kisan Sabha. Arun G. D. Sane. All India Trade Union Congress. Tandon, All India Kisan Sabha, 1976. 80 p. New Delhi: M. Atchuthan, All India Trade Union Fiche 1090–1091 Congress, December 1966. vii+72 p. Fiche 1093–1094 2303 Agricultural Workers. Their Problems and the 2309 20-point Programme. Origins of Trade Union Movement in India. . All India Kisan Sabha. S. A. Dange. All India Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: H. S. Surjeet for the All India Kisan New Delhi: for All India Trade Sabha, 1976. 40 p. Fiche 1091 Union Congress, 1973. 82 p. Fiche 1094–1095

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2443 2448 Resolution on the Present Political Situation. National Democratic Front for National (The following Resolution was adopted by Democratic Tasks. Political Resolution the National Council of the Communist Party Adopted by the Sixth Congress of the of India at its meeting held in February 1961. Communist Party of India, Vijayawada, 7–16 It will be placed before the forthcoming April 1961. Congress of Our Party as the Draft of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. National Council. All units of the Party Sinha for Communist Party of India, [1961]. should discuss the Resolution and send 48 p. Fiche 1168 their comments and suggestions to the office of the National Council.) 2449 Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. National Bourgeoisie and the Development Sinha for the Communist Party of India, 1961. of State Capitalism. 61 p. Fiche 1165 N. Saveliev and R. A. Ulyanovsky. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for 2444 People’s Publishing House Private Limited, Tasks on Trade Union Front. Resolution of 1962. ii+53 p. Fiche 1168–1169 the Central Committee, Communist Party of India (Marxist), April 1967. 2450 Communist Party of India. Calcutta: Desraj Resolutions of the National Council of the Chadha for the Communist Party of India Communist Party of India, Hyderabad, 14–20 (Marxist), 1961. 54 p. Fiche 1165–1166 August 1962. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for the Communist Party of India, September 1962. ii+37 p. Fiche 1169

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18 2463 2470 Resolution on Splitters and Other Resolutions. Adopted at the Seventh Documents of the National Council of the Congress. Oct. 31 to Nov. 7, 1964. Calcutta. Communist Party of India. New Delhi, April Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Desraj 10–15, 1964. Chadha, [1964]. 40 p. Fiche 1183–1184 Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for the Communist Party of India, 1964. 2471 iv+87 p. Fiche 1179–1180 Significance of State Farming for Agricultural Development and Its Practical Possibilities in 2464 India. Resolutions and Decisions of the National Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Council of the Communist Party of India. Sinha for Communist Party of India, [1964]. New Delhi, 7–17 June 1964. 29 p. Fiche 1184 Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1964. 2472 iv+48 p. Fiche 1180 Constitution of the Communist Party of India. Adopted at the Seventh Congress. Oct. 31 to 2465 Nov. 7, 1964. What Dange-Programme Reveals. A real face Communist Party of India. Trivandrum: E. M. S. of Revisionists. A Criticism. Namboodiripad, 1965. ii+22 p. Fiche 1184 M. Basavapunniah, P. Ramamurti, and Harkishan Singh Surjeet. Communist Party of 2473 India. New Delhi: Des Raj Chadha, [1964]. Proceedings of the Seventh Congress of the iii+41 p. Fiche 1180–1181 Communist Party of India. Documents. Bombay, 13–23 December 1964. 2466 Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Our Views on E. M. S. Namboodiripad’s Sinha for the Communist Party of India, 1965. Critique of Draft Programme. iv+210 p. Fiche 1184–1187 M. Basavapunniah. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Desraj Chadha, [1964]. 47 p. Fiche 2474 1181 Resolutions Adopted by the Central Executive Committee of the Communist 2467 Party of India. New Delhi, 6 to 11 July 1965. Communist Party of India. Resolutions. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Adopted at the Seventh Congress. Oct. 31 to Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1965. Nov. 7, 1964. iii+36 p. Fiche 1187 Communist Party of India. Trivandrum: E. M. S. Namboodiripad, [1964]. 40 p. Fiche 1181–1182 2475 Resolutions of the National Council of the 2468 Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 19–24 Draft Programme of the Communist Party of August 1965. India. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Desraj Sinha for the Communist Party of India, 1965. Chadda, [1964]. vi+57 p. Fiche 1182–1183 24+i p. Fiche 1187–1188

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25 2561 2569 Yugoslavia. Problems & Perspectives. India’s Freedom Struggle and the S. A. Dange. Communist Party of India. New Communist Party of India. Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, M. Farooqi. Communist Party of India. New 1973. 28 p. Fiche 1253 Delhi: Tarun Sengupta for the Communist Party of India, 1974. ii+54 p. Fiche 1260–1261 2562 Defeat the RSS Fascist Designs. 2570 K. L. Mahendra. Communist Party of India. New Politics of Jamaat-E-Islami-E-Hind. Ghulam Delhi: Tarun Sengupta for Communist Party of Hyder. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: India, 1973; Second Enlarged Edition 1977. Tarun Sengupta for the Communist Party of iii+84 p. Fiche 1254 India, 1974. 43 p. Fiche 1261

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2581 2588 World Communist Movement, 1876–1914. Rural Poor and the New Programme. Anil Rajimwale. Communist Party of India. New Sunil Sengupta, P. K. Kodiyan, and Girish Delhi: Tarun Sengupta for the Communist Party Mishra. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: of India, 1975. 35 p. Fiche 1266–1267 Tarun Sengupta for the Communist Party of India, 1975. 37 p. Fiche 1270 2582 Parties of Right-Reaction. 2589 C. Rajeswara Rao, Pauly V. Parakal, Sadhan India’s National Movement. A Short Account. Murkejee, and Shamim Faizee. Communist Ayodhya Singh. Communist Party of India. Party of India. New Delhi: Tarun Sengupta for Calcutta: Rama Singh, Ravindra Publications, the Communist Party of India, 1975. 31 p. Fiche 1975. vii+123 p. Fiche 1270–1272 1267 2590 2583 Documents of the Tenth Congress of the What is CPI’s Programme? Communist Party of India. Bhowanisennagar, N. Rajeskhar Reddy. Communist Party of India. Vijayawada. 27 January to 2 February 1975. New Delhi: Tarun Sengupta for the Communist Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Tarun Party of India, 1975. 32 p. Fiche 1267–1268 Sengupta for the Communist Party of India, 1975. vii+449 p. Fiche 1272–1277

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28 2606 2612 Report & Resolutions of the Meeting of the Consembly Move and Democratic Fight- Central Executive Committee of the back. Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 24–27 Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Tarun October 1976. Sengupta for the Communist Party of India, Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Tarun November 1976. iv+40 p. Fiche 1291 Sengupta for the Communist Party of India, 1976. 40 p. Fiche 1287 2613 The Intellectual Evolution of Marx. 2607 K. K. Dixit. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Report and Resolutions. Adopted by the Jiten Sen for the Communist Party of India, National Council of the Communist Party of 1977. 35 p. Fiche 1291–1292 India (Trivandrum, 7 to 11 February 1976). Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Tarun 2614 Sengupta for the Communist Party of India, Menace of Multinationals. 1976. 72 p. Fiche 1287–1288 Sadhan Mukherjee, R. Anand, G. J. Rama Raom, and V. Gauri Shankar. Communist Party 2608 of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for the Communist Report and Resolutions. Adopted by the Party of India, 1977. ii+78 p. Fiche 1292–1293 National Council of the Communist Party of India. Hyderabad, 4–8 August 1976. 2615 Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Tarun CPI’s Fight Against The Caucus, Sterilisation Sengupta for the Communist Party of India, and Demolition. 1976. 59 p. Fiche 1288–1289 Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Tarun Sengupta for Communist Party of India, 1977. 2609 62 p. Fiche 1293 Report on the All India Padayatra Campaign and Other Resolutions. Adopted by the 2616 Central Executive Committee of the Documents of the History of the Communist Communist Party of India in Its Meeting Held Party of India. Volume VIII, 1951–1956. in Madras, 18 to 21 June 1976. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Tarun for People’s Publishing House (P) Ltd., 1977. Sengupta for the Communist Party of India, xii+656 p. Fiche 1294–1301 1976. 79 p. Fiche 1289–1290 2617 2610 Lok Sabha Election. Resolution of the Proposals of the National Council for National Council of the Communist Party of Amendments to the . India, Held in Delhi from 3 to 6 April 1977. Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Tarun Communist Party of India (Trivandrum, 7 to Sengupta for the Communist Party of India, 11 February 1976). 1977. 16 p. Fiche 1301 Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Tarun Sengupta for the Communist Party of India, 2618 March 1976. 12 p. Fiche 1290 National Campaign to Hold Price Line. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Tarun 2611 Sengupta for the Communist Party of India, Some Comments on Constitutional Changes. 1977. 52 p. Fiche 1301–1302 Bhupesh Gupta. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Tarun Sengupta for the Communist Party 2619 of India, August 1976. iii+59 p. Fiche 1290–1291 Resolutions of the National Council of Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 9–12 July 1977. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1977. i+49 p. Fiche 1302

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2625 2631 A Catalogue of Repression. June 1977–May Report on International Developments. 1978. Adopted by the Eleventh Congress of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen Communist Party of India. Bhaka Nagar, for the Communist Party of India, 1978. 32 p. Bhatinda. 31 March to 7 April 1978. Fiche 1307 Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1978. 44 p. Fiche 2626 1310 CPI’s Defence of Prisoners. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen 2632 for the Communist Party of India, 1978. 63 p. Chittagong Armoury Raiders. Fiche 1307–1308 Reminiscences. Kalpana Dutt. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for People’s Publishing House Private Ltd., 1979. xvi+98 p. Fiche 1311–1312

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2789 2795 The Socialist Party. Its Rejection of Marxism. First White Paper on the West Bengal Arunar Asaf Ali. Mazdoor Shiksha Kendra. New Communist Party. Delhi: P. Viswanath for the Mazdoor Shiksha National Marxist Association of India, West Kendra, n.d. 35 p. Fiche 1407 Bengal Branch. Calcutta: Rajani Mukherjee, National Marxist Association of India, West Bengal Branch, [1961]. v+31 p. Fiche 1409– National Democratic Alliance 1410

2790 2796 A Charge-Sheet against the Government of C. P. I.’s Secret Plan for a Revolution in India. India headed by Mrs. Indira Gandhi. The Draft Programme of the Communist Chaudhary Charan Singh and Atal Bihari Party of India. Vajpayee. National Democratic Alliance. New National Marxist Association of India. New Delhi: Delhi: Navchetan Press (P) Ltd., [1984]. 12 p. National Marxist Association of India, [1964]. Fiche 1407 19 p. Fiche 1410

42 National Socialist Congress 2804 “Democratic” Elections in . Report to 2797 the Nation on Banka By-election 1986. V. M. Tarkunde et al. on behalf of People’s Manifesto of National Socialist Congress. Union for Civil Liberties, Citizens for Democracy P. J. Kumar. National Socialist Congress. Observer Team. Delhi: People’s Union for Civil [Bombay]: P. J. Kumar, National Socialist Liberties Citizens for Democracy, 1986. 18 p. Congress, 1950. 64 p. Fiche 1410–1411 Fiche 1414

New Wave Society Permanent Secretariat of Afro- 2798 Asian Solidarity Drift to Disaster. A Page from Recent History. K. V. Raghunatha Reddy. New Wave Society. 2805 New Delhi: New Wave Society, n.d. 67 p. Fiche Problems of Economic Development in Afro- 1411–1412 Asian Countries. Presented to the Second Conference of Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity People’s Union for Civil (Conakry, April 11–15, 1960). H. D. Malaviya. Permanent Secretariat of Afro- Liberties Asian Solidarity. Cairo: Permanent Secretariat of Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity, n.d. iv+86 p. 2799 Fiche 1414–1415 Black Laws. 1984–1985. People’s Union for Civil Liberties. New Delhi: Praja Socialist Party People’s Union for Civil Liberties, June 1985. ii+72 p. Fiche 1412–1413 2806 2800 Statement of Policy. Praja Socialist Party. Bombay: JP Memorial Lectures. for the Praja Socialist Party, 1954. 27 p. Fiche People’s Union for Civil Liberties. Delhi: 1415–1416 People’s Union for Civil Liberties, 1988. v+69 p. Fiche 1413 2807 2801 Facts on Lohia’s Attempt at Disrupting the P. S. P. Know PUCL. People’s Union for Civil Liberties. Delhi: Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Y. B. R. Murthy People’s Union for Civil Liberties, 1988. 15 p. for the Praja Socialist Party, 1955. 60 p. Fiche Fiche 1414 1416

2802 2808 People’s Union For Civil Liberties. Presidential Address by Acharya Narendra Constitution. Deva. The Praja Socialist Party. Second Y. P. Chhibbar. People’s Union for Civil National Conference. Gaya, December 26, Liberties. Delhi: People’s Union for Civil 1955. Acharya . Praja Socialist Liberties, 1990. 7 p. Fiche 1414 Party, [1956]. 16 p. Fiche 1417

2803 2809 People’s Union For Civil Liberties Policy Statement. (Adopted by the Second Correspondence and Charter of Demands. National Conference of the Praja Socialist Y. P. Chhibbar. People’s Union for Civil Party held at Gaya, 26–30 December 1955). Liberties. Delhi: People’s Union for Civil Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Prem Bhasin, Liberties, 1991. 2 p. Fiche 1414 Praja Socialist Party, 1956; reprint 1967. i+68 p. Fiche 1417–1418

43 2810 Radical Democratic Party Report of the Third National Conference of the Praja Socialist Party. Bangalore, 2818 November 25–28, 1956. Future of Democracy in India. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Y. B. R. Murthy M. N. Roy. Radical Democratic Party. Delhi: for the Praja Socialist Party, [1957]. viii+240 p. Radical Democratic Party, [1945]. 28 p. Fiche Fiche 1418–1420 1425

2811 2819 Report of the Fourth National Conference of An Appeal to the Educated Middle-Class. the Praja Socialist Party. Poona, May 25–28, Radical Democratic Party. : A. P. 1958. Singh, Radical Democratic Party, n.d. 16 p. Praja Socialist Party. Madras: Commercial Fiche 1425 Printing and Publishing House, 1958. ii+139 p. Fiche 1420–1422 Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh 2812 A Socialist Alternative. PSP Election 2820 Manifesto, 1967. RSS. The National Urge. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Prem Bhasin, Shyamnandan. Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. [1966]. ii+18 p. Fiche 1422 Patna: Chandragupta Prakashan Ltd., [1951]. iv+ 72 p. Fiche 1425–1426 2813 On the Move. 2821 Praja Socialist Party. [1967.] 18 p. Fiche 1422 Justice on Trial. A Collection of the Historic Letters between Sri Guruji and the 2814 Government (1948–49). Praja Socialist Party Ninth National Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. Bangalore: Conference. December 30–31, 1967; January Prakashan Vibhag, 1958; reprint 1968. vi+107 p. 1, 1968. Kanpur. General Secretary’s Report. Fiche 1426–1427 Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Prem Bhasin, [1968]. 136+viii p. Fiche 1422–1424 2822 Why Hindu Rashtra? Speech delivered by 2815 Parama Poojaneeya Sarasangachalak Sri Archarya Narendra Dev. Father of Guruji at Mercara, Karnatak on 25 November Democratic . 1960. N. G. Goray. Praja Socialist Party. Lucknow: M. S. Golwalkar. Rashtriya Swavamseyak Satya Ray for Samajwadi Publications, n.d. 8 p. Sangh. Bangalore: Prakashana Vibhaga, 1962. Fiche 1424 31 p. Fiche 1428

2816 2823 The Face of Communism. Shri Guruji on the Muslim Problem. Dr. Purshottam Trikamdas. Praja Socialist Party. Jeelany’s Interview with Shri M. S. Golwalkar. New Delhi: T. R. Ramakrishnan for the Praja M. S. Golwalkar. Rashtriya Swayamsevak Socialist Party, n.d. 14 p. Fiche 1424 Sangh. Bangalore: Jagarana Prakashana, 1971. 18 p. Fiche 1428 2817 Election Manifesto. Praja Socialist Party. 2824 Praja Socialist Party. Delhi: Deluxe Printers, n.d. RSS. Spearheading National Renaissance. 16 p. Fiche 1424–1425 Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. Karnatak: Prakashan Vibhag, 1985. 62 p. Fiche 1428– 1429

44 2825 2832 M. S. Golwalkar. Thoughts on Some Current Resolutions. Seventh Annual Conference. Problems. Patna, March 6–10, 1949. M. S. Golwalkar. Rashtriya Swayamsevak Socialist Party. Bombay: Suresh Desai, Socialist Sangh. Bombay: P. A. Sukthankar, n.d. 40 p. Party, [1949]. 29 p. Fiche 1432–1433 Fiche 1429–1430 2833 2826 India and Pakistan. The RSS Constitution. Jayaprakash Narayan, Rammanohar Lohia and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. New Delhi: . Socialist Party. Bombay: Socialist Rakesh Press for Rashtriya Swayamsevak Party, [1950]. ii+27 p. Fiche 1433 Sangh, n.d. ii+11+iii p. Fiche 1430 2834 Sind Provincial Congress Controls. End or Mend? Socialist Party. Bombay: Madhu Limaye for the Committee Socialist Party, 1951. 15 p. Fiche 1433

2827 2835 Sind Provincial Congress Committee. People’s Health. Circular Letter, 16th December 1947. Socialist Party. Bombay: Madhu Limaye for the Parsam V. Tahilrammi. Sind Provincial Socialist Party, 1951. 23 p. Fiche 1434 Congress Committee. Bombay: The Popular Printing Press, [1947]. 12 p. Fiche 1430 2836 Prices and Production. Socialist Congressman Socialist Party. Bombay: Madhu Limaye for the Socialist Party, 1951. 27 p. Fiche 1434 2828 The Swatantra Party. Its Real Character and 2837 Designs. We Build for Socialism. Platform of the H. D. Malaviya. Socialist Congressman. New Socialist Party. Delhi: Socialist Congressman, December 1961. Socialist Party. Bombay: Madhu Limaye for the vii+48 p. Fiche 1430–1431 Socialist Party, 1951. 32 p. Fiche 1434–1435

2838 Socialist Party Aspects of Socialist Policy. Rammanohar Lohia. Socialist Party. Bombay: 2829 Madhu Limaye for the Socialist Party, 1952. Policy Statement 91 p. Fiche 1435–1436 Socialist Party. Bombay: Madhu Limaye, Socialist Party, 1947; reprint 1951. iv+46 p. 2839 Fiche 1431–1432 Statement of Principles. Socialist Party. Hyderabad: Socialist Party, 2830 1956. 24 p. Fiche 1436 Programme. Socialist Party. Bombay: Suresh Desai, Socialist Party, 1947. iv+24 p. Fiche 1432 Socialist Society of Bombay

2831 2840 Forward to a Mass Socialist Party (The New The Future of the Constitution. A Critical Party Constitution) 1949. Analysis. Socialist Party. Bombay: Suresh Desai, Socialist B. P. Adarkar. Socialist Society of Bombay. Party, 1949. 25 p. Fiche 1432 Bombay: B. P. Adarkar, 1976. 44+i p. Fiche 1436–1437

45 Society for the Defence of Vanarai: People’s Movement for Freedom in Asia Green India

2841 2847 Congress and Communism. The Mounting Afforestation in India. Tide of Communist Threat. Need for Mohan Dharia. Vanarai: People’s Movement for Congress Vigilance. Green India. Pune: Vanarai Trust, 1987. Ramswarup. Society for the Defence of vi+30+i p. Fiche 1439–1440 Freedom in Asia. New Delhi: Society for the Defence of Freedom in Asia, 1955. 6 p. Fiche 2848 1437 Collective Oath for Integrated Development. Vanarai: People’s Movement for Green India. Standard-Vacuum Oil Company [1989.] 1 p. Fiche 1440 2849 2842 Govt. of India–U.N.D.P. Conference on Some and Universal Priority Issues of . Humanism. Vanarai: People’s Movement for Green India. . Standard-Vacuum Oil n.d. 9 p. Fiche 1440 Company. Bombay: M. Chatterji for Standard- Vacuum Oil Company, n.d. ii+36 p. Fiche 1437 2850 Vanarai. Sinhagad-Panshet Green Valley Swatantra Party Project. Vanarai: People’s Movement for Green India. 2843 Typescript, n.d. 2 p. Fiche 1440 Swatantra Party. Souvenir, 1961. Swatantra Party. Bombay: M. R. Masani for the 2851 Swatantra Party, 1961. ii+53 p. Fiche 1437– Vanarai. People’s Movement to Green India. 1438 Vanarai: People’s Movement for Green India. Pune: Vanarai, n.d. 6 p. Fiche 1440 2844 The Missed Opportunity. The Central Budget 1967–68. M. R. Masani, Charanjit Rai, and N. Dandeker. Swatantra Party. Bombay: S. V. Raju for the Swatantra Party, [1967]. 44 p. Fiche 1438

2845 Swatantra Party. Executive Committees and Councils at National, State/Regional Levels (1970–1972). Swatantra Party. n.d. 57 p. Fiche 1438–1439

2846 From Freedom to Bondage. Indo-Soviet Treaty and the Indian Sub-Continent. Piloo Mody and Dahyabhai V. Patel. Swatantra Party. New Delhi: A. P. Jain for the Swatantra Party, n.d. ii+14 p. Fiche 1439

46 Series 2. Research Institutes, Universities and Other Organizations

Afro-Asian Convention on Tibet Center for Research in Rural and Against Colonialism in Asia and Industrial Development and Africa 2857 2852 Many Faces of Communalism. and Bipan Chandra. Center A Note on Sino-Tibetan Relations. for Research in Rural and Industrial Afro-Asian Convention on Tibet and Against Development. : Center for Research Colonialism in Asia and Africa. New Delhi: in Rural and Industrial Development, 1985. Preparatory Bureau, Afro-Asian Convention on viii+78 p. Fiche 1442–1443 Tibet, 1960. ii+33 p. Fiche 1441

Aligarh Muslim University Centre for Development Studies and Activities 2853 Aligarh Muslim University Brochure. 2858 Aligarh Muslim University. Aligarh: Aligarh , Environment and Development. Muslim University Press, 1964. 23 p. Fiche 1441 Kamla Chowdhry. Centre for Development Studies and Activities. Pune, n.d. 12 p. Fiche Bangalore University 1443 2859 2854 CDSA. Centre for Development Studies and Amendments to the Constitution of India. Activities. Sardar Swaran Singh. Bangalore University. Centre for Development Studies and Activities. Bangalore: H. R. Dasegowda, Bangalore Poona, n.d. 8 p. Fiche 1444 University, 1977. i+22 p. Fiche 1441–1442

The Bar Council of India Trust De Nobili College 2860 2855 Red Challenge in India. Reforms in Higher Judiciary and Law Douglas Hyde et al. De Nobili College. Poona: Commission Questionnaire. Report of the Rev. J. Neuner, S. J. De Nobili College, 1961. National Convention held at Madras, March iii+170 p. Fiche 1444–1446 1982. The Bar Council of India Trust. New Delhi: Times Press, 1982. i+32 p. Fiche 1442 Delhi School of Economics

Bhandarkar Oriental Research 2861 Some Aspects of Economic Development. Institute Three Lectures by Maurice Dobb. Maurice Dobb. Delhi School of Economics. 2856 Delhi: Delhi School of Economics, 1951. iv+92 p. Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute. Fiche 1446–1447 Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute. Poona. n.d. 7 p. Fiche 1442 2862 Marx, Marshall and Keynes. Joan Robinson. Delhi School of Economics. Delhi: Delhi School of Economics, 1955. iv+30 p. Fiche 1447

47 Democratic Research Service Harold Laski Institute of Political Science 2863 Communist Activity in India (1925–1950). 2868 S. R. Mohan Das. Democratic Research Indian Doctrines of Politics. The First Annual Service. Bombay: R. Swarup for the Democratic Lecture Delivered in the Premabhai Hall on Research Service, 1950. 16 p. Fiche 1447 22 July 1955. Sandar K. M. Panikkar. Harold Laski Institute of 2864 Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. The Communist ‘Peace’ Appeal. Its Real Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Character. Science, 1955. ii+63 p. Fiche 1451 . Democratic Research Service. Bombay: R. Swarup for the Democratic 2869 Research Service, 1951. ii+46 p. Fiche 1448 Some Aspects of Economic Growth in Underdeveloped Countries. 2865 J. L. Dholakia. Harold Laski Institute of Political For a Democratic Foreign Policy. Speeches Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold Delivered in Parliament by Hirday Nath Laski Institute of Political Science, 1956. Kunzru, Syama Prasad Mookerjee, N. G. iv+87 p. Fiche 1451–1452 Ranga, M. R. Masani, Frank Anthony and P. Y. Deshpande. 2870 Democratic Research Service. Bombay: R. Address by Shri K. Munshi, of Swarup for the Democratic Research Service, Uttar Pradesh, on International Relations and 1951. iii+57 p. Fiche 1448–1449 India’s Approach at The Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, Ahmedabad, on 2866 August 30, 1956. Communist Conspiracy at Madurai. An Sri K. M. Munshi. Harold Laski Institute of analysis of the private proceedings of the Political Science. Bombay: Associated Third Congress of the CPI with full text of Advertisers and Printers, Ltd., 1956. 11 p. Fiche Secret Documents. 1452 Democratic Research Service. Bombay: G. R. Bhatkal, Popular Book Depot, 1954. 159 p. 2871 Fiche 1449–1450 Parliamentary Democracy in India. A Symposium. Foreign Relations Society of Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. India Ahmedabad: Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1956. 63 p. Fiche 1453 2867 2872 The Kashmir Problem. In 1857. J. N. Sahni. Foreign Relations Society of India. K. M. Panikkar. Harold Laski Institute of Political New Delhi: Foreign Relations Society of India, Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold 1951. iv+40 p. Fiche 1451 Laski Institute of Political Science, 1957. i+8 p. Fiche 1454

2873 Democracy and Parliamentary Government. The Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1957. Sri Prakasa. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1957. 20 p. Fiche 1454

48 2874 2880 G. V. Mavalankar. Father of the Lok Sabha. Voting Behavior in the United States. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Frederic D. Ogden. Harold Laski Institute of Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold Laski Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Institute of Political Science, 1957. vii+57 p. Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Fiche 1454–1455 Science, 1958. i+12 p. Fiche 1456–1457

2875 2881 Laski—The Teacher and the Political Economics and Economy. Three Lectures on Scientist with a postcript on “The Dangers of the Scope and Method of Economics and its Democracy in India.” The Laski Memorial Relation to Social Philosophy. Lecture 1957 Delivered on the occasion of Kenneth Rivett. Harold Laski Institute of Political the unveiling Ceremony of Prof. Harold Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold Laski’s Portrait at the Harold Laski Institute Laski Institute of Political Science, 1958. of Political Science, Ahmedabad. iv+61 p. Fiche 1457 Gurmukh Nihal Singh. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Jaipur: Government Central 2882 Press, 1957. 31 p. Fiche 1455 The American Party System. Phillips Bradley. Harold Laski Institute of Political 2876 Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold Indian Planning and The Planning Laski Institute of Political Science, 1959. Commission. The Laski Memorial Lecture, iv+50 p. Fiche 1458 1958. D. R. Gadgil. Harold Laski Institute of Political 2883 Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold Democracy and Non-violence. The 1959 Laski Institute of Political Science, 1958. i+31 p. Mavalankar Memorial Lecture. Fiche 1455–1456 R. R. Diwakar. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold 2877 Laski Institute of Political Science, 1959. 6 p. The Role of Broadcasting in International Fiche 1458 Affairs. The Third Annual Lecture, 1957. Derek Holyroyde. Harold Laski Institute of 2884 Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Common Sense about Defence. Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political V. V. Ramana Murthi. Harold Laski Institute of Science, 1958. i+8 p. Fiche 1456 Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political 2878 Science, 1959. viii+39 p. Fiche 1458–1459 India and Federalism. . Harold Laski Institute of 2885 Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Stability of the Indian Rupee. A Review of the Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Foreign Exchange Situation. Science, 1958. i+15 p. Fiche 1456 B. R. Shenoy. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold 2879 Laski Institute of Political Science, 1959. Political and Economic Implications of Our viii+35 p. Fiche 1459 Constitution. Jyotindra M. Mehta. Harold Laski Institute of 2886 Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. India and the Commonwealth. The Laski Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Memorial Lecture, 1959. Science, 1958. i+14 p. Fiche 1456 Aloo J. Dastur. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1960. i+25 p. Fiche 1460

49 2887 2894 Problems that Urbanisation Poses. The Laski Institute. A Brochure Giving a M. Harris. Harold Laski Institute of Political General Outline of the Nature and Work of Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold the Harold Laski Institute of Political Laski Institute of Political Science, 1960. i+32 p. Science, Ahmedabad. Fiche 1460 Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold Laski 2888 Institute of Political Science, 1960. Ethics and the State. The Mavalankar 48 p.+appendices. Fiche 1463–1464 Memorial Lecture, 1960. Zakir Husain. Harold Laski Institute of Political 2895 Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold Address by Dr. V. V. Giri, Governor of Uttar Laski Institute of Political Science, 1960. 28 p. Pradesh, at the Harold Laski Institute of Fiche 1460–1461 Political Science, Ahmedabad, on March 25, 1960. 2889 V. V. Giri. Harold Laski Institute of Political The Unity of India. Political and Cultural. The Science. Ahmedabad: Harold Laski Institute of Fifth Annual Lecture, 1959. Political Science, 1960. 16 p. Fiche 1464 Kailas Nath Katju. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. 2896 Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Human Nature and Politics. Mavalankar Science, 1960. 12 p. Fiche 1461 Lecture Series, 1960. Shri Y. N. Sukthankar. Harold Laski Institute of 2890 Political Science. Ahmedabad: Harold Laski Harold Laski Revisited. The Sixth Annual Institute of Political Science, 1960. 35 p. Fiche Lecture. 1464–1465 G. L. Mehta. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold 2897 Laski Institute of Political Science, 1960. i+28 p. Industrial Relations Patterns. U.S.A. and Fiche 1461 India. Monroe Berkowitz. Harold Laski Institute of 2891 Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Economics of Growth. A Brief Theoretical Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, Survey. 1961. iv+60 p. Fiche 1465 Ramu Pandit. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold 2898 Laski Institute of Political Science, 1960. Tasks Before the New State of Gujarat. iv+79 p. Fiche 1462 P. G. Mavalankar. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. 2892 Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Land Policy. Science, 1961. i+18 p. Fiche 1465–1466 Rasiklal U. Parikh. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. 2899 Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Working of the Indian Constitution. Science, 1960. i+13 p. Fiche 1463 H. V. Pataskar. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, 2893 Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1961. Kutch and Its Economy. 13 p. Fiche 1466 Premjibhai B. Thacker. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. 2900 Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Democracy at Work in India. Science, 1960. 18 p. Fiche 1463 H. M. Patel. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: P. G. Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1961. 19 p. Fiche 1466

50 2901 2908 The Human Factor in Economic Develoment. Approaches to the Study of Politics in India. The Seventh Annual Lecture, 1961. R. Bhaskaran. Harold Laski Institute of Political C. N. Vakil. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1963. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1961. 29 p. Fiche 1468–1469 i+20 p. Fiche 1466 2909 2902 Social and Political Thought of Sarvodaya. The Congress President and the Laski . Harold Laski Institute of Political Institute. Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1963. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Laski 24 p. Fiche 1469 Institute of Political Science, 1961. i+26 p. Fiche 1467 2910 Integration of Economic Development Plans. 2903 The Laski Memorial Lecture, 1963. and Parliamentary Democracy. . Harold Laski Institute of Political The Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1961. Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Y. B. Chavan. Harold Laski Institute of Political Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1963. Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, 18 p. Fiche 1469 Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1962. 12 p. Fiche 1467 2911 College Education for All in India. 2904 K. S. Yajnik. Harold Laski Institute of Political The Role of the University Teacher in a Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Changing Society. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1963. S. R. Dongerkery. Harold Laski Institute of 20 p. Fiche 1470 Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 2912 1962. 16 p. Fiche 1467 Politics and Economics in India’s Five Year Plans. 2905 S. V. Ayyar. Harold Laski Institute of Politics in India. Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, . Harold Laski Institute of Political Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1964. Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, 22 p. Fiche 1470 Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1962. 22 p. Fiche 1468 2913 Non-violence, War and Peace. G. V. 2906 Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1963. Some Thoughts on the Problem of National Raj Krishna. Harold Laski Institute of Political Integration. The Laski Memorial Lecture, Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, 1961. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1964. G. D. Parikh. Harold Laski Institute of Political 25 p. Fiche 1470 Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1962. 2914 18 p. Fiche 1468 Latter-Day Anarchism. Politics of the American Beat Generation. 2907 Geoffrey Ostergaard. Harold Laski Institute of The Place and Purpose of History in Our Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Education. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, D. V. Potdar. Harold Laski Institute of Political 1964. 30 p. Fiche 1471 Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1962. i+21 p. Fiche 1468

51 2915 2922 India’s Relations with Asia and Africa. Laski Some Thoughts on Student Unrest. G. V. Memorial Lecture, 1964. Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1966. G. S. Pohekar. Harold Laski Institute of Political Chandraprasad H. Desai. Harold Laski Institute Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1964. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 20 p. Fiche 1471 1967. 12 p. Fiche 1474

2916 2923 Liberty in the Modern State. The Ninth Problems of Public Administration. Annual Lecture, 1963. V. V. Giri. Harold Laski Institute of Political A. B. Shah. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1967. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1964. 12 p. Fiche 1474 24 p. Fiche 1471–1472 2924 2917 John F. Kennedy. The Harold Laski Institute First Decade. A Manning Hawthorne. Harold Laski Institute of Brief Report of the Activities of the Institute. Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Laski 1967. 16 p. Fiche 1474 Institute of Political Science, 1964. 12 p. Fiche 1472 2925 The Human Condition. 2918 K. G. Saiyidain. Harold Laski Institute of Political The Press and the Parliamentary Privileges. Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, S. H. Belavadi. Harold Laski Institute of Political Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1967. Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, 19 p. Fiche 1474–1475 Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1965. 18 p. Fiche 1472 2926 The Weaker Aspects of the Indian 2919 Constitution. Science and the Community. G. V. K. Santhanam. Harold Laski Institute of Political Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1965. Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, D. S. Kothari. Harold Laski Institute of Political Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1967. Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, 16 p. Fiche 1475 Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1965. 26 p. Fiche 1472–1473 2927 Security of Developing Countries. The Laski 2920 Memorial Lecture, 1965. Indian-American Relations. A Current View. Vikram A. Sarabhai. Harold Laski Institute of Chester Bowles. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Political Science. New Delhi: United States Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, Information Service, 1965. 18 p. Fiche 1473 1967. 12 p. Fiche 1475

2921 2928 and the Modernization of India. Behavioural Approach to the Study of Indian An Interpretation. Politics. The Thirteenth Annual Lecture. S. P. Aiyar. Harold Laski Institute of Political V. M. Sirsikar. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1967. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1967. ii+38 p. Fiche 1473 i+13 p. Fiche 1476

52 2929 2936 Democratic . Towards Socialist Unity. V. M. Dandekar. Harold Laski Institute of S. M. Joshi. Harold Laski Institute of Political Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1969. 1968. i+25 p. Fiche 1476 i+15 p. Fiche 1479

2930 2937 Social and Political Change. The Challenge Relevance of . to and Response of Political Science in India. V. V. Ramana Murti. Harold Laski Institute of N. G. S. Kini. Harold Laski Institute of Political Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1968. 1969. 32 p. Fiche 1479 50 p. Fiche 1476–1477 2938 2931 Fundamental Rights and the Indian Reflections on a New Kind of Revolution. Constitution. Ranji Kothari. Harold Laski Institute of Political K. Santhanam. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1968. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1969. 15 p. Fiche 1477 i+62 p. Fiche 1479–1480

2932 2939 Monetary Impact of P. L. 480 Finance. Problems of Secularism. Seminar Papers and Jaferhusen I. Laliwala. Harold Laski Institute of Report. Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, Ahmedabad: Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Laski 1968. xvi+20 p. Fiche 1477 Institute of Political Science, 1969. i+56 p. Fiche 1480–1481 2933 The Question Hour. The Fourteenth Annual 2940 Lecture. The Role and Responsibilities of the Princes Raghavji T. Leuva. Harold Laski Institute of in Republican India. Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Fatesinhrao Gaekwad. Harold Laski Institute of Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. 1968. 14 p. Fiche 1478 Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1970. i+12 p. Fiche 1481 2934 India and Nepal. G. V. Mavalankar Memorial 2941 Lecture, 1968. Race Relations in South Africa. Shriman Narayan. Harold Laski Institute of Saros B. D. Kavina. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Political Science. Ahmedabad: Vishnu G. Patel, Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1970. 1968. 16 p. Fiche 1478 i+20 p. Fiche 1481

2935 2942 State Regulation of Industrial Disputes in Land Reforms in India. Objectives, India. Suggestions for Reform. The Laski Methodology and Results. Memorial Lecture, 1968. R. K. Patil. Harold Laski Institute of Political Anand Prakash. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Laski Institute of Political Science, 1970. i+20 p. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1968. Fiche 1481–1482 i+40 p. Fiche 1478–1479

53 2943 2950 Our Parliamentary Progress [Four Lok The Modern and the Contemporary in Life Sabhas, 1952–1970]. and Literature. S. R. Tikekar. Harold Laski Institute of Political Saumyendranath Tagore. Harold Laski Institute Science. Ahmedabad: Vishnu G. Patel, Harold of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Vishnu G. Laski Institute of Political Science, 1971. ii+27 p. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, Fiche 1482 1972. 26 p. Fiche 1484–1485

2944 2951 Ethical Outlook in Individual to International Union-State Relations. The G. V. Mavalankar Spheres. Memorial Lecture, 1972. G. S. Altekar. Harold Laski Institute of Political T. K. Tope. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Science. Ahmedabad: Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1972. 24 p. Laski Institute of Political Science, 1972. i+20 p. Fiche 1482 Fiche 1485

2945 2952 Gandhism as a Practical Force and Factor. Student Services in the Universities. M. D. Japheth. Harold Laski Institute of Political R. S. Trivedi. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Science. Ahmedabad: Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1972. i+11 p. Laski Institute of Political Science, 1972. 10 p. Fiche 1483 Fiche 1485

2946 2953 Prospects and Potentialities in Gujarat Bangladesh and the Emerging International During the Seventies. Political System. Ghanashyambhai Oza. Harold Laski Institute of S. P. Varma. Harold Laski Institute of Political Political Science. Ahmedabad: Vishnu G. Patel, Science. Ahmedabad: Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1972. Laski Institute of Political Science, 1972. iii+33 p. ii+24 p. Fiche 1483 Fiche 1485

2947 2954 Indo-American Relations in the Seventies. Future of Parliamentary Democracy in India. Norman D. Palmer. Harold Laski Institute of . Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Vishnu G. Patel, Political Science. Ahmedabad: Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1972. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1974. iii+32 p. Fiche 1483–1484 i+16 p. Fiche 1486

2948 2955 Punishment for Free Opinions. The Present Explosive Situation and the Way Richard Reoch. Harold Laski Institute of Political Out. Science. Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Mohan Dharia. Harold Laski Institute of Political Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1972. Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, i+24 p. Fiche 1484 Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1975. 19 p. Fiche 1486 2949 India’s New Image and Role in South East 2956 Asia. Thoughts on Parliamentary Procedure. D. R. Sardesai. Harold Laski Institute of Political Kundanlal Dholakia. Harold Laski Institute of Science. Ahmedabad: Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Political Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Laski Institute of Political Science, 1972. i+23 p. Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Fiche 1484 Science, 1976. i+40 p. Fiche 1486–1487

54 2957 2964 Economic Functions of the State in the Third GITA. My Research and Interpretation. World Countries with Special Reference to G. S. Khair. Harold Laski Institute of Political India. Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, A. R. Desai. Harold Laski Institute of Political Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1981. Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, ii+32 p. Fiche 1490 Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1977. ii+22 p. Fiche 1487 2965 Portrait of a Revolutionary. Senapati Bapat. 2958 The Senapati Bapat Birth-Centenary Lecture. Nehru and International Political Y. D. Phadke. Harold Laski Institute of Political Modernization. A View from the Seventies. Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, A. P. Rana. Harold Laski Institute of Political Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1981. Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, ii+26 p. Fiche 1490–1491 Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1977. iv+32 p. Fiche 1487–1488 2966 Diplomacy in Democracies. The 27th Annual 2959 Lecture. Democracy and Good Citizenship. Sir John Thomson. Harold Laski Institute of M. R. Pai. Harold Laski Institute of Political Political Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1978. Science, 1981. ii+32 p. Fiche 1491 i+16 p. Fiche 1488 2967 2960 Thoughts on the American Presidential The Austrian Concept of Neutrality. The System and its Relevance to India. Laski Memorial Lecture 1978. B. Ramesh Babu. Harold Laski Institute of Wolfgang Schallenberg. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Political Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1982. ii+28 p. Fiche 1491–1492 Science, 1978. iii+18 p. Fiche 1488 2968 2961 Press and Politics. The G. V. Mavalankar Recent Developments in the Law of the Sea. Memorial Lecture 1982. Manjula Shyam. Harold Laski Institute of Cushrow Irani. Harold Laski Institute of Political Political Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1982. Science, 1978. v+42 p. Fiche 1489 ii+23 p. Fiche 1492

2962 2969 Parliament, Planning and the Law. The G. V. ’s Missions Abroad. Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1980. T. V. Parvate. Harold Laski Institute of Political Justice V. R. Krishna Iyer. Harold Laski Institute Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1983. Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political ii+25 p. Fiche 1492 Science, 1981. iv+32 p. Fiche 1489 2970 2963 Development. The Challenge of Our Times. The Present System. Its Central Point of Rot The Laski Memorial Lecture 1983. and Resurgence. The G. V. Mavalankar Devavrat N. Pathak. Harold Laski Institute of Memorial Lecture, 1981. Political Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Krishan Kant. Harold Laski Institute of Political Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, Science, 1983. iv+36 p. Fiche 1492–1493 Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1981. ii+22 p. Fiche 1490

55 2971 2978 The American Doctrine of Judicial Review Arms Control Negotiations and the Third and Contemporary Democratic Theory. World. C. Edwin Gilmour. Harold Laski Institute of J. David Singer. Harold Laski Institute of Political Political Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1986. Science, 1984. ii+38 p. Fiche 1493 ii+34 p. Fiche 1497–1498

2972 2979 The Face of Indian Communalism. The Role of a Private Member of Parliament. M. V. Kamath. Harold Laski Institute of Political R. Venkataraman. Harold Laski Institute of Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, Political Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1984. Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political ii+35 p. Fiche 1494 Science, 1986. ii+18 p. Fiche 1498

2973 2980 Marxism and Its Application to Indian Our Lord, the Leader. Some Reflections on Conditions. Ganeshopanishad. Dinkar Mehta. Harold Laski Institute of Political Swami Ishwarananda Giri. Harold Laski Institute Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1984. Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political ii+26 p. Fiche 1494 Science, 1987. iv+56 p. Fiche 1498–1499

2974 2981 The Ombudsman in India. Free India’s First Speaker. S. V. Sohoni. Harold Laski Institute of Political Harold Laski Institute of Political Science. Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, Ahmedabad: Shri Vishnu G. Patel, Harold Laski Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1984. Institute of Political Science, 1987. vi+68 p. iv+98 p. Fiche 1494–1495 Fiche 1499–1500

2975 2982 Dayananda. A Re-assessment. Democratic Experiment in Parliamentary Narendra Dave. Harold Laski Institute of Political Procedure and Life in Republican India. Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, G. V. Mavalankar. Harold Laski Institute of Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1985. Political Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. ii+20 p. Fiche 1496 Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1988. 48 p. Fiche 1500 2976 American Foreign Policy. Who Makes It? The 2983 31st Annual Lecture. The Office of the Speaker. P. M. Kamath. Harold Laski Institute of Political Ganesh Vasudeo Mavalankar. Harold Laski Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, Institute of Political Science. Ahmedabad: Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1985. Purnima P. Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of ii+46 p. Fiche 1496 Political Science, 1988. iv+20 p. Fiche 1500– 1501 2977 International Political Economy. A Critical 2984 Introduction. The Essence of Democracy. Anand P. Mavalankar. Harold Laski Institute of Minoo Masani. Harold Laski Institute of Political Political Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1989. Science, 1986. ii+87 p. Fiche 1496–1497 ii+22 p. Fiche 1501

56 2985 Indo-Soviet Cultural Society of What I Believe and Stand For. Harold J. Laski. Harold Laski Institute of Political India Science. Ahmedabad: Purnima P. Mavalankar, Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, 1994. 2991 iii+44 p. Fiche 1501–1502 Tashkent. An Episode or An Epitome? K. P. S. Menon. Indo-Soviet Cultural Society of Indian History Congress India. New Delhi: National Book Club, February 1966. 19 p. Fiche 1505 2986 Long-Term Dynamics of the Indian National Institute of Political and Social Congress. Presidential Address, Bipan Studies Chandra. Indian History Congress, Forty- Sixth Session, 27–29 December 1985. 2992 Bipan Chandra. Indian History Congress. New Communism in Kashmir. Delhi: United India Press, [1985]. 51 p. Fiche Balraj Puri. Institute of Political and Social 1502 Studies. Calcutta: Sushil Mukherjea for the Institute of Political and Social Studies, 1962. Indian Renaissance Institute 39 p. Fiche 1505–1506

2987 2993 Rationality of Development Planning. Sino-Indian Relations and Communists. B. N. Ganguli. Indian Renaissance Institute. A. N. Mukherjee. Institute of Political and Social : Indian Renaissance Institute, [1973]. Studies. Calcutta: S. Mukherjee for the Institute 15 p. Fiche 1502 of Political and Social Studies, n.d. iv+68 p. Fiche 1506 2988 Whither Indian Planning? 2994 B. S. Minhas. Indian Renaissance Institute. Is Communist Unity Possible? Dehradun: Indian Renaissance Institute, n.d. K. K. Sinha. Institute of Political and Social ii+28 p. Fiche 1503 Studies. Calcutta: Institute of Political and Social Studies, 1968. i+20 p. Fiche 1507 Indian School of International Institute of Public Enterprise Studies 2995 2989 India Pakistan and China. Economic Growth The Partition and Freedom of India. Address and Outlook. delivered on the Fifth Foundation Day of the K. N. Raj. Institute of Public Enterprise. Bombay: Indian School of International Studies, New Allied Publishers Private Limited, 1967. v+61 p. Delhi. Fiche 1507–1508 Gurmukh Nihal Singh. Indian School of International Studies. Jaipur: Government Central Press, 1959. 30 p. Fiche 1503 Jayaprakash Foundation

2996 Indo-Soviet Co-operation in the The Constitution, The Judiciary and The Field of Culture People. JP Memorial Lecture, 1982. J. M. L. Sinha. Jayaprakash Foundation. 2990 Bombay: Popular Prakashan Private Ltd. for Cultural Contacts Across the Himalayas. Jayaprakash Foundation, 1983. iv+38 p. Fiche Bhisham Sahni. Indo-Soviet Co-operation in the 1508 Field of Culture. Jullundur: Punjabi Publishers, 1970. ix+102 p. Fiche 1503–1505

57 National Academy Sri Venkateswara University

2997 3002 The Russian Revolution. Liberty Versus Equality. Rebala Satya Parkash. National Academy. Delhi: Lakshminarasa Reddy Endowment Lectures. National Academy, June 1967. iii+32 p. Fiche Delivered by O. Chinappa Reddy, Judge, 1508–1509 , New Delhi, on Saturday, the 22nd March 1986 at Sri National Institute of Community Venkateswara University. Sri Venkateswara University, [1986]. 29 p. Fiche Development 1513

2998 Perspectives on the National Emergency. Sulakhani Devi Mahajan Trust National Institute of Community Development. Mussoorie: National Institute of Community 3003 Development, [1963]. vi+62 p. Fiche 1509–1510 Accession of Kashmir to India. Mehr Chand Mahajan. Sulakhani Devi Mahajan Trust. New Delhi: The Sulakhani Devi Mahajan Osmania University Trust, [1969]. 29 p. Fiche 1513

2999 3004 Do the Constitutions of Great Democracies India in the Changing World. Facilitate Despotic Rule? Lectures Delivered Asoka Mehta. Sulakhani Devi Mahajan Trust. by P. Jaganmohan Reddy. New Delhi: The Sulakhani Devi Mahajan Trust, Osmania University. Hyderabad: Osmania [1973]. i+16 p. Fiche 1513–1514 University, 1990. ii+104 p. Fiche 1510–1511

Peace and Socialism

3000 They Gave Their Lives for the Cause (Profiles of Communists). Peace and Socialism. Prague: Publishing House Peace and Socialism, 1965. 69 p. Fiche 1511– 1512

Press Institute of India, Press Information Bureau

3001 Mass Media and Communal and Ethnic Tensions. Press Institute of India, Press Information Bureau. New Delhi: Press Institute of India, [1971]. x+43 p. Fiche 1512

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Government of India 3012 Proceedings of the Sixth All India Whips 3005 Conference, 1967. Government of India, Department of Congress Responsibility for the Parliamentary Affairs. New Delhi: Government of Disturbances, 1942–1943. India, Department of Parliamentary Affairs, Government of India. New Delhi: Government of November 1967. viii+238 p. Fiche 1520–1522 India Press, 1943. ii+86 p. Fiche 1514–1515 3013 3006 Proceedings of the Seventh All India Whips A Critical Analysis of India’s Community Conference, 1969. Development Programme. Government of India, Department of Carl C. Taylor. Government of India. New Delhi: Parliamentary Affairs. New Delhi: Government of Government of India Press, [1956]. ii+62 p. India, Department of Parliamentary Affairs, Fiche 1515 October 1969. viii+272 p. Fiche 1522–1525 3007 3014 Anand Marg—the truth. Proceedings of the Eighth All India Whips Nawal Kishore. Government of India. Delhi: Conference, 1972. Government of India, 1975. 16 p. Fiche 1516 Government of India, Department of Parliamentary Affairs. New Delhi: Government of 3008 India, Department of Parliamentary Affairs, Anand Marg. Soiling the Saffron Robe. [1974]. iii+344 p. Fiche 1526–1532 Nawal Kishore. Government of India. New Delhi: Government of India, 1975. 32 p. Fiche 1516 3015 Proceedings of the Ninth All India Whips’ 3009 Conference, , 1983. Parliament is Supreme. Excerpts from the Government of India, Department of speech of Union Minister of Law, Justice, Parliamentary Affairs. New Delhi: Government of and Company Affairs, Shri H. R. Gokhale, India, Department of Parliamentary Affairs, while moving the Constitution (Forty-fourth October 1983. iii+252 p. Fiche 1532–1536 Amendment) Bill, 1976 for consideration in Rajya Sabha on November 4, 1976. 3016 H. R. Gokhale. Government of India. New Delhi: Tomorrow’s Concerns. Delhi Printers, [1976]. 12 p. Fiche 1516 B. G. Verghese. Government of India, Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation. New Delhi: 3010 Government of India, Ministry of Agriculture and Proceedings of the 4th All India Whips Irrigation, [1978]. 13 p. Fiche 1536–1537 Conference, 1962. Government of India, Department of 3017 Parliamentary Affairs. New Delhi: Government of Education in Sri Lanka. New Horizons. India, Department of Parliamentary Affairs, Government of India, Ministry of Education. Sri February 1963. iv+58 p. Fiche 1517 Lanka: Government Press, 1976. vi+39 p. Fiche 1537 3011 Proceedings of the Fifth All India Whips 3018 Conference, 1966. Underlying Philosophy of the Budget. Government of India. New Delhi: Government of Charan Singh. Government of India, Ministry of India, Department of Parliamentary Affairs, Finance. New Delhi: Government of India, December 1966. vi+184 p. Fiche 1517–1520 Ministry of Finance, April 1979. 8 p. Fiche 1537

59 3019 3026 Communist Violence in India. Gandhian Values and 20th Century Government of India. Ministry of Home Affairs, Challenges (Two Lectures broadcast from All 1949. 71 p. Fiche 1537–1538 India Radio). Patel Memorial Lectures, 1979. J. D. Sethi. Government of India, Ministry of 3020 Information and Broadcasting. New Delhi: Milestones in Friendly Co-operation. Twenty Government of India, Ministry of Information and Years of Indo-Soviet Diplomatic Relations. Broadcasting, December 1979. vi+53 p. Fiche Government of India, Ministry of Information and 1540–1541 Broadcasting. New Delhi: Government of India, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, [1967]. 3027 18 p. Fiche 1539 The New 20 Point Programme. Government of India, Ministry of Information and 3021 Broadcasting. New Delhi: Government of India, RSS. Indian version of Fascism. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, D. R. Goyal. Government of India, Ministry of [1982]. 36 p. Fiche 1541 Information and Broadcasting. New Delhi: Government of India, Ministry of Information and 3028 Broadcasting, October 1975. 20 p. Fiche 1539 Our Unshakable Commitment to Democracy, Socialism and Secularism. (Some Important 3022 Speeches of Rajiv Gandhi). Jamaat-e-Islami. Spearhead of separatism. Government of India, Ministry of Information and Z. Ahmad Nizami. Government of India, Ministry Broadcasting. New Delhi: Government of India, of Information and Broadcasting. New Delhi: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1988. Government of India, Ministry of Information and 79 p. Fiche 1541–1542 Broadcasting, August 1976. 19 p. Fiche 1539 3029 3023 Preserving India and Indianness. (Some Out of the Clouds, Toward New Tasks. Prime Important Speeches of Smt. Indira Gandhi). Minister’s Broadcast to the Nation on April 4, Government of India, Ministry of Information and 1977. Broadcasting. New Delhi: Government of India, Shri Moraji Desai. Government of India, Ministry Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1988. of Information and Broadcasting. New Delhi: 48 p. Fiche 1542–1543 Government of India, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, April 1977. 12 p. Fiche 1539– 3030 1540 Statement issued by the National Integration Conference (September–October, 1961). 3024 Government of India, Ministry of Information and The Final Report. General Broadcasting. Delhi: Government of India, Observations. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1962. Government of India, Ministry of Information and 33 p. Fiche 1543 Broadcasting. New Delhi: Government of India, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Feb. 3031 1979. 16 p. Fiche 1540 RSS. In its own mirror. K. N. Seth. Government of India, Ministry of 3025 Information and Broadcasting. New Delhi: Taxes in 1979 Union Budget. The Rationale. Indraprastha Press, Oct. 1975. 24 p. Fiche Government of India, Ministry of Information and 1543–1544 Broadcasting. New Delhi: Government of India, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, April 3032 1979. 14 p. Fiche 1540 RSS. Bulwark of militant Communalism. D. R. Goyal. Government of India, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. New Delhi: Indraprastha Press, Dec. 1975. 24 p. Fiche 1544

60 3033 Government of Bombay RSS. A Secret Para Military Organisation. Subhadra Joshi. Government of India, Ministry 3040 of Information and Broadcasting. New Delhi: Planned Underground Organization. Indraprastha Press, Dec. 1975. 20 p. Fiche 1544 Communist Activity in —1. Government of Bombay, Directorate of . 3034 Bombay: Government of Bombay, Directorate of Naxalism. Ideology of Violence. Publicity, 1950. 14 p. Fiche 1551 Bishan Kapoor. Government of India, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. New Delhi: 3041 Indraprastha Press, 1976. 16 p. Fiche 1544– Erandgaon. Story of Violence and Terror. 1545 Communist Activity in Bombay State—2. Government of Bombay, Directorate of Publicity. 3035 Bombay: Government of Bombay, Directorate of Constitutional Reforms. Publicity, 1950. 32 p. Fiche 1551–1552 Government of India. New Delhi: Indraprastha Press, October 1976. 28 p. Fiche 1545 Government of Karnataka 3036 Proceedings of the Tenth All India Whips’ 3042 Conference, New Delhi, 1988. Strong States Are Imperative For a Powerful Government of India, Ministry of Parliamentary Centre. Speech Made by Shri Ramakrishna Affairs. New Delhi: Government of India, Ministry Hedge, Chief Minister of Karnataka in New of Parliamentary Affairs, November 1988. Delhi on 16th September 1985. xiii+346 p. Fiche 1545–1549 Ramakrishna Hedge. Government of Karnataka, [1985]. 19 p. Fiche 1552 3037 The Role of Governors. Report of the 3043 Committee of Governors (1971). Preparing the Political Parties for the Government of India, President’s Secretariat. Constitution. New Delhi: President’s Secretariat, [1971]. 73 p. Ramakrishna Hedge. Government of Karnataka. Fiche 1549–1550 Bangalore: Government of Karnataka, 1987. 8 p. Fiche 1552 3038 Nehru’s Internal Impact on India as Prime 3044 Minister. Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Lecture, Coalition at the Centre. 1989. Delivered by Dr. Shanker Dayal Ramakrishna Hedge. Government of Karnataka. Sharmar at Union Society Building, Trinity Bangalore: Government of Karnataka, 1988. College, Cambridge, 13 November 1989. 12 p. Fiche 1552 Shanker Dayal Sharma. Government of India, Vice-President’s Secretariat. New Delhi: Vice- 3045 President’s Secretariat, 1989. 21 p. Fiche 1550 Need for a National Alternative. Ramakrishna Hedge. Government of Karnataka. Government of Bengal Bangalore: Government of Karnataka, 1988. 12 p. Fiche 1553 3039 3046 A Phase of the India Struggle. How the Indian Planning & States’ Rights. Constitution Works. Ramakrishna Hedge. Government of Karnataka. Syama Prasad Mookerjee. Government of Bangalore: Government of Karnataka, 1988. Bengal. Calcutta: Art Press, [1942]. iii+52 p. 47 p. Fiche 1553 Fiche 1550–1551

61 3047 Government of Maharashtra The Relevance of JP Today. Ramakrishna Hedge. Government of Karnataka. 3055 Bangalore: Government of Karnataka, 1988. New 20-point Programme in Maharashtra. 12 p. Fiche 1553–1554 Government of Maharashtra, Directorate General of Information and Public Relations. 3048 Bombay: Government of Maharashtra, The Terms of Reference of the Ninth Finance Directorate General of Information and Public Commission. A Correct Approach. Relations,1983. iv+13 p. Fiche 1557–1558 Ramakrishna Hedge. Government of Karnataka. Bangalore: Government of Karnataka, 1988. 8 p. Fiche 1554 Government of Uttar Pradesh

3049 3056 The Union’s Financial Assistance to the Middle Classes in India. States. A Note on the Constitutional Position. Nasir Ahmad Khan. Government of Uttar Ramakrishna Hedge. Government of Karnataka. Pradesh. Prakashan Shakha, 1958. 32 p. Fiche Bangalore: Government of Karnataka, 1988. 1558 36 p. Fiche 1554 Government of West Bengal 3050 Border Disputes. The True Story. 3057 Maharashtra, Karnataka, Kerala. Union Government’s Discrimination against Government of Karnataka. Bangalore: West Bengal in supply of Foodgrains and Government of Karnataka, 1988. 100 p. Fiche Edible Oil. 1554–1555 Nirmal Bose. Government of West Bengal, Department of Food and Supplies. Calcutta: 3051 Government of West Bengal, Department of The Karnataka Bills. Food and Supplies, 1988. 5 p. Fiche 1558 Government of Karnataka. Bangalore: Government of Karnataka, 1988. 92 p. Fiche 1555–1556 Government of Jammu and Kashmir Government of Kerala 3058 3052 Why the Jammu and Kashmir Special Powers Ill-Informed Criticisms Against Communist (Press) Bill, 1989. Government of Jammu and Kashmir, Directorate of Government Refuted. E. M. S. Replies Information. New Delhi: Government of Jammu and Congress President Dhebar. Kashmir, Directorate of Information, 1989. 40 p. Government of Kerala. Trivandrum: The Fiche 1558–1559 Government Press, 1958. 8 p. Fiche 1557

3053 Government of Madras The Congress Role in the Kerala Agitation. Government of Kerala. Trivandrum: The 3059 Government Press, 1959. 18 p. Fiche 1557 Points to Ponder. Some Constitutional Issues. 3054 N. Devanathan. Government of Madras, Madras The Agitation in Kerala. Its Real Nature and High Court, 1985. xii+49+xxvi p. Fiche 1559– Reactions of the National Press. 1560 Government of Kerala. Trivandrum: Department of Public Relations, n.d. 34 p. Fiche 1557

62 Government of Afghanistan 3065 Constructive Program. Some Suggestions. Rajendra Prasad. Ahmedabad: Navajivan Press, 3060 1942. 34 p. Fiche 1563 Afghanistan. Land of Jirgahs. Democratic Republic of Afghanistan. Kabul: Government Printing Press, 1986. 39+xx p. 3066 Fiche 1560 The Economic Background. K. T. Shah et al. Bombay: , 1942. 64 p. Fiche 1563–1564 3061 Draft of Main Aspects of Socio-economic 3067 development for years 1365–1369 HS (1986– Has Congress Failed? A Historical Survey of 1991). Government of Afghanistan. Kabul: Government the Years 1918–1939. of Afghanistan Government Printing Press, Student of Public Affairs. Bombay: H. W. Smith 1986. 35 p. Fiche 1561 at Press, 1943. ii+83 p. Fiche 1564–1565

Union of Soviet Socialist 3068 Republics (USSR) Socialism Reconsidered. Minoo Masani. Bombay: N. L. Smith at The 3062 Popular Press, 1988. iii+58 p. Fiche 1565 Soviet Scholars on Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. M. K. Gandhi’s Views and Activities 3069 as They are Studied in the USSR. Freedom Must Not Stink. A. Vafa. Information Department of USSR D. F. Karaka. Bombay: Phiroze K. Mistry for Embassy in India. New Delhi: L. P. Vladimirov Kutub Publishers Ltd., 1947. 30 p. Fiche 1565– for the Information Department of the USSR 1566 Embassy in India, 1971. iv+48 p. Fiche 1561– 1562 3070 Storm over Hyderabad. 3063 Romesh Thapar. Bombay: Phiroze K. Mistry for Once More on the Historical Experience of Kutub Publishers Ltd., 1948. 31 p. Fiche 1566 the Dictatorship of the Proletariat. An Appraisal of the Fundamental Course of 3071 Revolution and Construction in the Soviet Technological Progress and Economic Union, Of Stalin’s Merits and Mistakes, Of the Development. Three Lectures by J. B. Struggle Against Dogmatism and Condliffe. and of the Basis of International J. B. Condliffe. Delhi: Ranjit Printers and Solidarity of the Proletariat of All Lands. Publishers, 1951. iii+63 p. Fiche 1566–1567 Information Department of the Embassy of the USSR in India. New Delhi: G. Efimov, 3072 Information Department of the Embassy of the Foreign Investments in India. USSR in India, 1957. ii+46 p. Fiche 1562 S. Sarma. Calcutta: Ajoy Home for Paramita Prakasani Limited, 1951. iii+54 p. Fiche 1567– Miscellaneous Pamphlets 1568 3073 3064 Growth of Industries in India. Home Rule and the Empire. Being a Lecture Upadhyay. Calcutta: Suren Dutt, National Book delivered at Negapatam on September 23rd, Agency Ltd., 1952. iii+89 p. Fiche 1568–1569 1916. New India Political Pamphlets, No. 13. Annie Besant. Madras: Annie Besant, 1937. 16 p. Fiche 1562

63 3074 3083 Economic Growth and Human Welfare. Three An Appraisal of the Third Five Year Plan. Lectures. Mukut Behari Lal. Varanasi: Tara Printing E. H. Phelps Brown. Delhi: Ranjit Printers and Works, 1961. 15 p. Fiche 1575 Publishers, [1953]. iii+55 p. Fiche 1569–1570 3084 3075 The Pursuit of Plenty. The Sino-Indian The Challenge to Democracy. Economic Race. B. Shiva Rao et al. Delhi: United Press, Old Brian Crozier. Great Britain: Peal Ashdown and Secretariat, November 1953. 55 p. Fiche 1570 Hart, Ltd., 1963. iii+39 p. Fiche 1576

3076 3085 I Met Stalin Twice. . Half a Century of Shaukat Usmani. Bombay: K. Kurian, 1953. Reminiscences. 29 p. Fiche 1570–1571 K. M. Munshi. Bombay: S. Ramakrishnan, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, 1963. vii+43 p. Fiche 3077 1576–1577 A Study of the Communist Movement in the Punjab. 3086 Tilak Raj Chaddha. Ghaziabad: Jyoti Prakashan, The Sino-Indian Conflict. The Motives and [1954]. ii+50 p. Fiche 1571 Moves in China’s Aggression. 1963. 48 p. Fiche 1577 3078 Communist Conspiracy in Kashmir. “Bakshi 3087 to be Liquidated?” Muddle. P. L. Lakhanpal. New Delhi: B. B. Lal for the A Keralite. Delhi: Siddhartha Publications International Publications, 1954. iii+40 p. Fiche (Private) Ltd., 1964. iv+28 p. Fiche 1577–1578 1572 3088 3079 Dange Unmasked. Repudiate the On Employees’ State Insurance Scheme. Revisionists! Foreword by Basavapunniah. K. P. Mehrotra. Kanpur: Current Publishers, New Delhi: Desraj Chadda, [1964]. xiv+68 p. 1954. 17 p. Fiche 1572 Fiche 1578–1579

3080 3089 Gandhism and Communism. Principles and The Quest for Education. Technique. Delhi: Navchetan Press Private Ltd., 1964. Ramswarup. New Delhi: Jyoti Prakashan, 1955. iii+108 p. Fiche 1579–1580 viii+57 p. Fiche 1572–1573 3090 3081 Revolt in Bihar. A Study of the August 1965 Daniel Come to Judgment. Uprising. V. R. Krishna Iyer. Ernakulam: Prabhatham T. J. S. George. New Delhi: Perspective Printing and Publishing Co., December 1959. Publications, 1965. vii+28 p. Fiche 1580 iii+127 p. Fiche 1573–1574 3091 3082 India’s Language Crisis (An Introductory Marxist Glossary (third revised edition). Study). Harry L. Gould. Sydney: Current Book S. Mohan Kumaramangalam. Madras: New Distributors, 1960. 52 p. Fiche 1575 Century Book House (P) Ltd., 1965. ix+122 p. Fiche 1581–1582

64 3092 3100 The Nehru Legacy. A Symposium. Election Manifestos 1971. , BKD, K. Kamaraj et al. New Delhi: P. C. Joshi for CPI, CPI (M), Congress (O), Congress (R), National Book Club, 1966. viii+81 p. Fiche DMK, Jan Sangh, PSP, SSP, Swatantra and 1582–1583 Statistics of the last General Elections and Bye-elections held thereafter. 3093 Bombay: Awake India Publications, 1971. Democracy and Cult of Individual. viii+279 p. Fiche 1586–1589 Mohan Kumaramangalam. New Delhi: National Book Club, 1966. 32 p. Fiche 1583 3101 . Retrospects and Prospects. 3094 A. P. Jain. New Delhi: A. P. Jain, 1973. iii+28 p. Betrayal of the Basic Congress by the Fiche 1590 Present Congress. Lakshami Narayana. Hapur: Shri Saraswati 3102 Press, [1966]. 17 p. Fiche 1584 Judicial Appointments. An Analysis of the Recent Controversy over the Appointment of 3095 the Chief Justice of India. Life as Revealed in Drama. Shri Pranlal S. Mohan Kumaramangalam. New Delhi: Oxford Devkaran Nanjee Memorial Lecture. Seventh and IBH Publishing Co., 1973. vii+96 p. Fiche Lecture. 1590–1591 Umashankar J. Joshi. Bombay: Ratilal R. Merchant, Shri Panlal Devkaran Nanjee Smarak 3103 Fund, 1969. 16 p. Fiche 1584 New Model for Governmental Administration of Industry. 3096 S. Mohan Kumaramangalam. New Delhi: Nikhil Beyond No One’s Reach. Chakravartty for Perspective Publications Pvt. K. T. Lalvani. London: Guru Nanak Foundation, Ltd., 1973. 32 p. Fiche 1591 1969. iii+56 p. Fiche 1584–1585 3104 3097 CIA. Its Real Face. Relations of the Party with Government in H. D. Malaviya. Delhi: Rajkamal Prakashan, Parliamentary Democracy Under Our 1975. iv+67 p. Fiche 1592 Constitution. H. V. Pataskar. Poona: Poona University Press, 3105 1969. 8 p. Fiche 1585 25 Years GDR. 1949–1974. Jag Mohan. New Delhi: Gurcharan Singh for 3098 Himala Publishers, [1975]. xi+96 p. Fiche 1592– Lenin and India. 1594 Chinmohan Sehanavis. Calcutta: Tarum Sen Gupta, Manisha Granthalaya (Private) Limited, 3106 October 1969. ii+32 p. Fiche 1585 . M. A. Naidu. Hyderabad: M. A. Naidu, [1975]. 3099 xi+78 p. Fiche 1594–1595 Jai People’s Bangla Desh. Ramadhar. New Delhi: Bangla Desh Mitra 3107 Mandal, [1971]. iv+60 p. Fiche 1585–1586 The Challenge and the Response. An Objective Reappraisal of Shrimati Gandhi’s Leadership and the Proclamation of Internal Emergency. R. K. Sinha. Faizabad: R. K. Sinha, July 1975. 23 p. Fiche 1595

65 3108 3118 June 26. New Outlook. The Ghost of Misa. Ayub Syed. [1975.] iv+32 p. Fiche 1595 . New Delhi: The Caxton Press (P) Ltd., n.d. 13 p. Fiche 1599 3109 Nationwide Demand for Postponement of 3119 Constitution Amendment Bill. Communal Problem in Hyderabad. M. C. Chagla et al. New Delhi: Net Mal Sethia, Mir Zahid Ali Kamil. Hyderabad: Hyderabad National Book Centre, December 1976. ii+58 p. Printing Works, n.d. i+68 p. Fiche 1599–1600 Fiche 1596 3120 3110 Ramnath Goenka. A Fraud on Indian Press, Fundamental Rights Demand Fundamental Politics and People. Duties. S. B. Kolpe. Bombay: S. B. Kolpe, Allied Printing Shankar Deo. New Delhi: Shanker Deo, 1976. Press, n.d. iv+54 p. Fiche 1600–1601 56 p. Fiche 1596–1597 3121 3111 The Holding Company. Parliament Can Amend Constitution. S. Mohan Kumaramangalam. n.d. 20 p. P. B. Gajendragadkar. New Delhi: Indraprastha Fiche 1601 Press, October 1976. 7 p. Fiche 1597 3122 3112 Kamaraj Plan. Party and the People. Socialism and India. 1832–1917. . New Delhi: The Printsman, n.d. Chinmohan Sehanavis. New Delhi: Shaheed 12 p. Fiche 1601 Prakashan, 1976. 48 p. Fiche 1597–1598 3123 3113 In the Crucible of Judgement. National Committee for Review of the Abdul Rashid. Kashmir: unknown, n.d. 16 p. Constitution. Interim Report. Fiche 1601–1602 New Delhi, 1976. 14 p. Fiche 1598 3124 3114 Nationalisation of Banking Monopolies. An Ministerial Accountability. Urgent Task. K. K. Birla. New Delhi: Hindustan Times Press, Ajit Roy. Bidhan Sarani: National Publishers, [1984]. 8 p. Fiche 1598 n.d. 20 p. Fiche 1602

3115 3125 Population Explosion. Most Serious Threat Will India Remain Hindu by 2000 A. D.? and Action Plan. S. Roy. n.d. 16 p. Fiche 1602 Mohan Dharia. n.d. 3 p. Fiche 1598 3126 3116 Bakshi’s Case X-Rayed. The Canard that Rajani Palme Dutt on Empire and Failed. Commonwealth. Atiq Siddiqi. Kashmir: Vishinath Press, n.d. 12 p. Rajani Palme Dutt. Bombay: Romesh Thapar, Fiche 1602 Crossroads Publications, n.d. 16 p. Fiche 1598 3127 3117 44th Constitution Amendment Wipes out Police in a Welfare State. Foreword by Sri Democracy, Noble Ideals of Freedom N. C. Chatterjee. Struggle Humanism and Scientific Temper V. R. Krishna Iyer. New Delhi: Asia Book Centre, and Banishes Gandhi from Indian Soil. n.d. iv+28 p. Fiche 1599 n.d. 32+i p. Fiche 1603

66 3128 3133 Congress and the Axis. Has the Congress The Communist Solar System. Ever Offered Active Co-operation in the Satindra Singh. (typescript), 13 p. Fiche 1605 Prosecution of the War on any Conditions? Bombay: H. W. Smith at The Times of India 3134 Press, n.d. 28 p. Fiche 1603 Divergent Views Between Our Party and the C.P.C. on Certain Fundamental Issues of 3129 Programme and Policy. The Features of Capitalism. Communist Party of India (Marxist), [1967]. 40 p. : Socialist Literature Publishing Co., n.d. Fiche 1605 iv+24 p. Fiche 1603–1604 3135 3130 Statement of the Polit Bureau of the Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalaya. Communist Party of India (Marxist) on the n.d. 7 p. Fiche 1604 Ninth Congress of the Communist Party of China. 3131 Communist Party of India (Marxist), [1969]. 68 p. Hundred Years of the Kesari. Fiche 1605–1606 n.d. 17 p. Fiche 1604

3132 RSS. Reaction’s Sword Arm. New Delhi: People’s Sector Publications, n.d. 9 p. Fiche 1604

67 AUTHOR INDEX

The following index is an alphabetical list of the authors of pamphlets in this microform publication. Both personal authors and corporate authors are identified. Each entry includes the following information: personal author or corporate author (in boldface type); the title of the pamphlet; and the item number (in boldface type). By referring to the Reference Bibliography, which constitutes the first section of this guide, researchers will find a full bibliographic citation for each pamphlet, arranged by item number.

National Executive. National Executive A Meeting, July 24–26, 1987, Sansadia Adarkar, B. P. Soudha, New Delhi. 2334 The Future of the Constitution. A Critical Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; Analysis. 2840 Condolence Resolution; Resolutions Adopted by National Executive; Reports Adhikari, G. presented to the National Executive. What Do They Want to Achieve By This National Executive Meeting, Calcutta, ‘Cultural Revolution’ in China. 2488 West Bengal, April 6–8, 1990. 2342 Advani, L. K. Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; A Government Without Political Legitimacy. Resolution Adopted by National Speech Delivered by Shri L. K. Advani Executive; Condolence Resolutions; M.P. in Parliament on 16-11-90. 2344 Reports; Interim Report. Calcutta Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; Corporation Election 17.6.1990, Present Condolence Resolution; Press Note; Condition in Tamilnadu. National Resolution on Regional Imbalance in Executive Meeting, July 21–23, 1990, Jammu and Kashmir. National Madras Tamilnadu. 2345 Executive, October 17–19, 1986, Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; Jammu (J. & K.). 2330 Resolution Adopted by National Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani. Executive Condolence; Resolution Condolence Resolutions; Resolution Adopted in Plenary Session. National Adopted by National Executive. National Executive Meeting, Plenary Session 31 Executive Meeting, New Delhi, 17 January 1991 and 1, 2, and 3 February, October and 9, 10 November 1990. 1991, Jaipur (Rajasthan). 2347 2343 Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; Resolutions. National Executive Condolence Resolution; Resolutions Meeting, New Delhi, December 1–2, Adopted by National Executive; 1989. 2341 Amendments to BJP Constitution Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; Adopted. National Executive Meeting, Resolutions Adopted by National Udaipur (Rajasthan), March 3–5, 1989. Executive. National Executive Meeting, 2340 October 7–9, 1988, Ahmedabad Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; (Gujarat). 2335 Condolence Resolution; Resolutions Adopted by National Executive; Atalji Welcomed; Report Presented to the

69 Opening Remarks of Shri L. K. Advani at the The Congress and Constitutional National Executive Meeting at Jaipur; Amendments. 2300 Resolutions passed at the Jaipur Congress Marches Ahead—III. Proceedings National Executive Meeting. National of the Congress Working Committee Executive Meeting, 31 July, 1 August meetings and All India Congress 1993, Jaipur. 2361 Committee meeting, Patna, October Presidential Address by L. K. Advani. 9th 1970; a brief analysis of the Lok Sabha National Council Session, Vijayawada Elections—1971; circular letters from (Andrha Pradesh), January 2–4, 1987. the AICC office etc. 2263 2333 Congress Marches Ahead—IV. Minutes of Presidential Address by L. K. Advani. the Congress Working Committee Plenary Session, Ekatmata Nagar Meetings; All India Congress Committee (Indraprashtha Stadium) New Delhi, meeting, Delhi, April 1971; proceedings May 9, 1986. 2331 of the Conference of the Presidents and Presidential Address by Shri L. K. Advani. Secretaries of PCCs, May 1971; Bharatiya Janata Party, National Council proceedings of the Conference of the Session, 18–20 June 1993, Bangalore. Presidents and Secretaries of DCCs, 2358 May 1971; circular letters issued from Ramjanma Bhoomi. 2337 the AICC office etc. 2264 Congress Marches Ahead—V. Minutes of Afro-Asian Convention on Tibet and Against the Congress Working Committee Colonialism in Asia and Africa meetings; All India Congress Committee A Note on Sino-Tibetan Relations. 2852 meeting, Simla, October 1971; fifth Aggarwala, M. C. General Election to State Assemblies; Congress Whither? [Satyagrah of Arya Leaders’ Conference, Delhi, April, 1972; Samaj in Punjab.] With a foreword by Circular Letters issued from the AICC Rampogal. 2312 Office etc. 2267 Ahmad, Muzaffar Congress Marches Ahead—VI. Minutes of the Congress Working Committee Communist Party of India. Years of Meetings; All India Congress Committee Formation, 1921–1933. 2431 Meeting, Delhi, June 1972; summary of Aiyar, S. P. the proceedings of the Conference of Liberalism and the Modernization of India. PCC Presidents and Secretaries, June An Interpretation. 2921 1972; Report of the AICC Committee on Ali, Abid Bangla Desh; Circular letters issued from the AICC Office etc. 2269 The Indian Communists. 2773 Congress Marches Ahead—VII. Minutes of Ali, Arunar Asaf the Congress working Committee The Socialist Party. Its Rejection of meetings; All India Congress Committee Marxism. 2789 meeting, Gandhinagar (Gujurat); Ali, Sadiq proceedings of the conference of The General Elections, 1957. A Survey. Congress Chief Ministers; circular letters 2765 issued from the AICC Office etc. 2270 Congress Marches Ahead—VIII. A Aligarh Muslim University Reference book recording the minutes Aligarh Muslim University Brochure. 2853 of Congress Working Committee, All All India Congress Committee India Congress Committee and Subject All India Congress Committee. Addresses, Committee meetings; proceedings of the 1929. 2246 74th Plenary Session, Bidhan Nagar, All India Congress Committee. Addresses, Calcutta; PCC and DCCs Conferences; 1946. 2249 Zonal Conferences, circular letters issued from the AICC Office etc. 2273 Aspects of Renewal, 1971–1973. Some Highlights and Comments. 2275 Assam. 2294

70 Congress Marches Ahead—IX. A reference The Prime Minister on Constitution (Forty- book recording the minutes of the fourth Amendment) Bill 1976. 2288 Congress Working Committee and All Proposed Amendments to the Constitution India Congress Committee Meetings, of India by the Committee Appointed by circular letters issued from the AICC the Congress President Shri D. K. office, etc. 2277 Borooah on February 26, 1976. 2285 Congress Marches Ahead—10. A reference Proposed Amendments to the Constitution book recording the minutes of the of India by the Committee Appointed by Congress Working Committee and All the Congress President Shri D. K. India Congress Committee Meetings, Borooah on February 26, 1976. 2286 report on Central Training Camps, Public Distribution System. AICC Central circular letters issued from the AICC Training Camp. NARORA, November Office, etc. 2280 22–24, 1974. 2282 Congress Marches Ahead—11. A reference Public Sector, An Overview. 2297 book recording the minutes of the Report of the Congress Planning Sub- Congress Working Committee meetings, committee. 2253 summary of proceedings of the AICC Report of the Ooty Seminar (May 30–June Conference on Land Reforms, AICC 5, 1959). 2254 Cells’ meetings, circular letters issued Shri D. K. Borooah, President, Indian from the AICC Office, etc. 2281 National Congress, on Constitution Congress Marches Ahead—13. A reference (Forty-fourth Amendment) Bill 1976. book recording the minutes of the 2289 Congress Working Committee meetings, All India Congress Committee Meeting, Text of Resolution on “Political” and New Delhi, May 29–30, 1976, circular “Economic” Situation (as adopted by the letters issued from the AICC Office, etc. Congress Working Committee on April 2284 17, 1973). 2272 Debate on President’s Address. Reply of Text of Resolutions on Economic Policy and Prime Minister Shri Rajiv Gandhi in Lok Political Situation. Adopted at (i) the 73rd Plenary Session of the Indian Sabha and Rajya Sabha. 2291 National Congress, Bombay, December From Bombay to Delhi. A Reference Book 28–29, 1969; (ii) the All India Congress Recording the Proceedings of the Committee Meeting, Delhi, June 13–15, Congress Working Committee Meetings, 1970; (iii) the All India Congress 73rd Plenary Session of the Indian Committee Meeting, Patna, October 13– National Congress, Bombay; 14, 1970; (iv) the All India Congress Conference of the Pradesh Congress Committee Meeting, Gandhinagar, leaders, Delhi; Circular Letters Issued October 9–10, 1972. 2271 from the AICC Office, etc. 2260 Volunteer Organisation. Being A Collection From Delhi to Patna. Congress Marches of Resolutions Passed by the Congress, Ahead. 2261 A.I.C.C. and Working Committee since India. Our Achievements, 1985–1989. 2298 1917 and connected matter. 2250 Issues Before The Nation. 2292 We Will Fight to the Last Ditch For Our Media Under Janata Rule. 2299 Country, For Our Flag, For Our Leader. Must She Resign? 2295 2255 Netaji Subhas. Valiant Son of India. 2276 All India Kisan Sammelan People’s Victory—Second Phase. (An Crusader Against Injustice Exploitation and Analysis of the 1972 General Election to Corruption. Profile of Chaudhary Charan State Assemblies). 2268 Singh. 2305 The Pilgrimage and After. The Story of How Congress Fought and Won the General Elections. Foreword by Gulzarilal Nanda. Introduction by R. R. Diwakar. 2252 Political Scene in Karnataka. 2296

71 All India Trade Union Congress Real Face of the Right Communists. 2576 The Index Fraud. The Story of What Dange-Programme Reveals. A real manipulations, malpractices, arbitrary face of Revisionists. A Criticism. 2465 methods revealed in the computation of Basu, Jyoti consumer price index numbers for Subversion of Parliamentary Democracy in working class. 2307 West Bengal. 2710 Altekar, G. S. Bauer, P. T. Ethical Outlook in Individual to International Some Economic Aspects and Problems of Spheres. 2944 Under-Developed Countries. 2723 Anand, R. Belavadi, S. H. Menace of Multinationals. 2614 The Press and the Parliamentary Privileges. Atchuthan, M. 2918 Economics for Trade Unionists. 2511 Berkowitz, Monroe Fact Book on Wages. 2523 Industrial Relations Patterns. U.S.A. and Ayyar, S. V. India. 2897 Politics and Economics in India’s Five Year Besant, Annie Plans. 2912 Home Rule and the Empire. Being a Lecture Azad Hind Party delivered at Negapatam on September Azad Hind Party. Policies and Principles. 23rd, 1916. New India Political 2313 Pamphlets, No. 13. 3064 Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute B Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute. Babu, B. Ramesh 2856 Thoughts on the American Presidential Bharatiya Jana Sangh System and its Relevance to India. 2967 The Great Betrayal. 2318 Balakrishna, H. G. Resolutions of the Bharatiya Pratinidhi The Constitutional Rights of Women in India. Sabha and the Working Committee. 2784 Varanasi, Nov. 12–15, 1961. 2315 Resolutions of the Eleventh Annual Session. Balaram, N. E. Ahmedabad, Dec. 28–30, 1963 and Kerala. Three Years of UF Government Working Committee, New Delhi, March Headed by C. Achutha Menon. 2557 1–2, 1964. 2317 What is Marxism? 2596 Resolutions Passed by The All India The Bar Council of India Trust Working Committee. Rajahmundry Reforms in Higher Judiciary and Law (Andhra), Sept. 29, 30 and Oct. 1, 1962 Commission Questionnaire. Report of and Emergent Meeting. Delhi, Oct. 31 the National Convention held at Madras, and Nov. 1, 1962. 2316 March 1982. 2855 Bharatiya Janata Party Bardhan, A. B. BJP Meets Indian Industry on April 27, 1993. The Unsolved Tribal Problem. 2558 2357 Barlingay, W. S. Draft Statement on Judicial System. National Executive Meeting, August 28– Hindu Law of Succession for the Lay Man. 30, 1982, Bangalore (Karnataka). 2321 2760 Election Manifesto. Lok Sabha Elections, Basavapunnaiah, M. 1989. 2338 CPI (M) and the Right C.P. Right Humanistic Approach to Economic Communist Party Continues its Old Development (A Swadeshi Alternative). Bankrupt Line. Question of “Communist Economic Policy Statement, 1992. Our Unity” and Unity of Action. 2703 Commitment to Antyodaya. 2354 Our Views on E. M. S. Namboodiripad’s Critique of Draft Programme. 2466

72 Lok Sabha Elections, 1989. Press Resolutions. Budget and Economic Comments on Bharatiya Janata Party. Situation, Corruption, Call for South Asia 2339 Summit, Assault on Local Democracy. Opening Remarks of Shri L. K. Advani at the National Executive, March 31–April 2, National Executive Meeting at Jaipur; 1984, Ahmedabad. 2323 Resolutions passed at the Jaipur Resolutions. National Executive; National National Executive Meeting. National Council. National Executive Meeting 4–5 Executive Meeting, 31 July, 1 August January 1984; National Council 1993, Jaipur. 2361 Session, 6–8 January 1984, Indore Poll Reforms. The Battle Must Continue. (M.P.). 2325 2336 Speeches of Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Punjab Problem. State Executive Swamy Chinmayanand, Shri Lal Krishan Resolutions. 15.5.1981 to 3.2.1984. Advani on Ayodhya Issue. 2355 2326 Towards A Debt Free India. 2356 Resolution. As Adopted by National Two Years of Congress Misrule. A Charge Executive; As Adopted by National Sheet. 2332 Council; Action Plan; Press Release; Working Group Report. Presented to Report on Drought Situation. National National Executive, Bhopal, July 20, Executive Meeting, October 8–9, 1985; 1985. 2328 National Council Meeting, October 10, Bhartiya Mazdoor Sangh 1985; National Study Camp, October 11–13, 1985, Gandhi Nagar (Gujarat). Report of General Secretary to the Seventh 2329 All India Conference of . Hyderabad, 9–11 Resolutions. Adopted at the National January 1984. 2364 Council Meeting. National Executive Meeting 30 April and 1 May 1992; Bhaskaran, R. National Council Meeting, Gandhi Nagar Approaches to the Study of Politics in India. (Gujarat), 1–3 May 1992. 2351 2908 Resolutions. Adopted at the National Bhatia, Madan Council Meeting. National Executive Constitutional Amendment. Why? 2287 Meeting 16–17 June 1993; National Council Meeting, 18–20 June 1993, Bhushan, Shashi Sankalp Nagar, Bangalore (Karnataka). Janata Politics for Populism. 2301 2360 Karakoram Road Dominationistic Resolutions. Adopted at the National Conspiracy of China in Kashmir. 2720 Executive Meeting. National Executive Birla, K. K. Meeting held at Bhopal, 22–24 August Ministerial Accountability. 3114 1992. 2352 Resolutions. Adopted by the National Borooah, Dev Kanta Executive Meeting at New Delhi and Shri D. K. Borooah, President, Indian Opening Remarks of Dr. Murli Manohar National Congress, on Constitution Joshi at the National Executive Meeting (Forty-fourth Amendment) Bill 1976. at Calcutta; Resolution passed at the 2289 Calcutta National Executive Meeting. Socialism at the Grassroots. The Feroze National Executive Meeting held on 27 Gandhi Memorial Lecture delivered in Feb. 1993, New Delhi; National New Delhi, September 12, 1975. 2279 Executive Meeting held on 10–12 April Bose, Nirmal 1993, Calcutta. 2359 Union Government’s Discrimination against Resolutions. Assault on Democracy. West Bengal in supply of Foodgrains Drought Situation. Political Situation. and Edible Oil. 3057 Economic Situation. Statement on International Situation. National Bowles, Chester Executive Meeting, August 28–30, 1982, Indian-American Relations. A Current View. Bangalore (Karnataka). 2322 2920

73 Bradley, Phillips Chhibbar, Y. P. The American Party System. 2882 People’s Union For Civil Liberties. Brahmananda, P. R. Constitution. 2802 An Analysis of India’s New Economic Policy. People’s Union For Civil Liberties 2735 Correspondence and Charter of Demands. 2803 Brown, E. H. Phelps Economic Growth and Human Welfare. Chowdhry, Kamla Three Lectures. 3074 Poverty, Environment and Development. 2858 Burchett, Wilfred Recognize Kampuchea. 2679 Committee for National Conventions Unity and Democracy. A Report of a Burns, Emile National Convention. 2368 What is Marxism? A Simple Exposition That All Can Follow Without Any Previous Communist Party of East Pakistan Knowledge of Marxism. 2374 (Bangladesh) Evaluation of the Freedom Struggle of C Bangladesh. 2370 Centre for Development Studies and Letter to Fraternal Communist and Workers’ Activities Parties on the Situation in Bangladesh. From the Communist Party of East CDSA. Centre for Development Studies and Pakistan (Bangladesh). 2369 Activities. 2859 Communist Party of India Chaddha, Tilak Raj Afghanistan’s National Fatherland Front. A Study of the Communist Movement in the Documents of the Founding Congress. Punjab. 3077 Kabul, 15–16 June 1981. 2651 Chagla, M. C. Amendments to the Party Programme. Civil Liberties in India. 2365 Adopted by the Central Committee for Nationwide Demand for Postponement of placing before the Fourth Party Constitution Amendment Bill. 3109 Congress. Fourth Party Congress The Role of Judiciary in Parliamentary Document No. 1. 2416 Democracy. 2726 An Analysis of the Armed Struggle in Chandola, Harish Punjab. 2684 Recognize Kampuchea. 2679 Bhowani Sen. Tributes. 2551 Building the Communist Party in the Chandra, Bipan Working Class. Adopted by the National Long-Term Dynamics of the Indian National Council, Communist Party of India, New Congress. Presidential Address, Bipan Delhi, 31 July to 4 August 1974. 2572 Chandra. Indian History Congress, C. P. S. U. Problems of Party Ideological Forty-Sixth Session, 27–29 December Work. Editorials from “Bolsheviks,” 1985. 2986 theoretical and political journal of the Many Faces of Communalism. 2857 Soviet Communist Party. 2379 Chari, A. S. R. A Catalogue of Repression. June 1977–May Lid Off Anhdra Anti-Communism. 2371 1978. 2625 Chattopadhyay, Gautam Central Committee Resolutions. Bangalore, August 24–August 29, 1971. Abani Mukherji. A Dauntless Revoluntionary Supplement to People’s Democracy, and Pioneering Communist. 2597 September 12, 1971. 2541 Triumph of Angola. 2598 Central Committee’s Draft for the Ideological Chavan, Y. B. Discussion. Adopted by the Central Direct Action and Parliamentary Democracy. Committee of the Communist Party of The Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, India (Marxist), Madurai, August 18 to 1961. 2903 27, 1967. 2691

74 Colonial Peoples’ Struggle for Liberation. CPI’s Fight Against The Caucus, Reports to Institute of Economics & Sterilisation and Demolition. 2615 Pacific Institute of the Academy of Dialogue with the CPI (M). 2652 Sciences, USSR. 2685 Documents. Adopted by Eighth Congress of The Communist International. Brief Outline the Communist Party of India. Prepared by the Institute of Marxism- Karyanandnagar. Patna, 7–15 February Leninism, Central Committee of the 1968. 2497 CPSU. 2519 Documents of the History of the Communist Communist Party and Problems of National Party of India. Volume VIII, 1951–1956. Reconstruction. 2417 2616 Communist Party and the Midterm Elections. Documents of the Meeting of 2522 Representatives of the Communist and Communist Party of India. Resolutions. Workers’ Parties. Moscow, November– Adopted at the Seventh Congress. Oct. December 1960. 2447 31 to Nov. 7, 1964. 2467 Documents of the Tenth Congress of the Consembly Move and Democratic Fight- Communist Party of India. back. 2612 Bhowanisennagar, Vijayawada. 27 Constitution of the Communist Party of January to 2 February 1975. 2590 India. Adopted at the Extraordinary Documents on the Third Congress of the Party Congress, Amritsar, 1958. 2434 Communist Party of India. 2413 Constitution of the Communist Party of Draft Programme of the Communist Party of India. Adopted at the Seventh India. 2391 Congress. Oct. 31 to Nov. 7, 1964. 2472 Draft Programme of the Communist Party of Constitution of the Communist Party of India. 2460 India. Adopted by Eighth Congress of Draft Programme of the Communist Party of the Communist Party of India. India. 2468 Karyanandnagar. Patna, 7–15 February Economic Data Relating to Some 1968. 2496 Statements in the Draft Programme. The Constitution of the Communist Party of 2392 India. As Amended by the Third Election Manifesto. Communist Party of Congress of the Communist Party of India, 1962. 2445 India, Madurai, December 27, 1953 to Election Manifesto of the Communist Party January 4, 1954. 2409 of India. 2535 Constitution of the Communist Party of Election Manifesto of the Communist Party India. Incorporating the Amendments of India, 1957. 2426 Adopted by the All India Party Election Manifesto of the Communist Party Organisation Conference (September of India, 1967. Supplement to New Age, 24–26, 1986) and by the National Vol. XIV, No. 51, December 18, 1966. Council of the CPI (September 27–28, 2489 1986). 2671 Election Manifesto of the Communist Party Constitution of the Communist Party of of India. 6th August, 1951. 2393 India. Incorporating the Amendments and Including the Rules Adopted by the Election Manifesto of the Communist Party Tenth Congress of the Communist Party of India. Supplement to New Age of India, Vijayawada, 27 January to 2 (Weekly), Vol. IX, No. 43, October 22, February 1975. 2586 1961. 2440 Constitution of the Communist Party of Election Review and Party’s Tasks. Adopted India. Incorporating the Amendments by the Central Committee of the and Including the Rules and Bylaws Communist Party of India (Marxist) at its Adopted by the Ninth Congress of the Session in Calcutta, April 10 to 16, Communist Party of India, Cochin, 3 to 1967. 2690 10 October 1971. 2552 Cow Problem and Indian Economy. 2640 CPI’s Defence of Naxalite Prisoners. 2626

75 For the Unity of the Party and the Madurai Ideological Stand of the Communist International Communist Movement. Party (Marxist). Resolutions Adopted by Against Dogmatist Disruption, the Central Executive Committee of the Adventurism & Opportunism. Report on Communist Party of India. 2494 the Ideological Controversy in the Manifesto for an advanced democracy for a International Communist Movement socialist France. Adopted by the Central Approved by the National Council of the Committee of the French Communist Communist Party of India. 2461 Party at its session on 5–6 December Greetings to the Ninth Congress of the 1968 in Champigny-sur-Marne. 2520 Communist Party of India. Cochin, 3 to Midterm Poll to 7th Lok Sabha. Speakers’ 10 October 1971. 2553 Handbook. Vote for CPI. Vote for Left Ideology and Emergency. 2604 and Democratic Unity. 2641 Immortal Heroes. Lives of Communist Murder of Truth. Anti-CPI Barrage Exposed. Leaders. 2591 2605 India and CPSU Congresses. 2653 Muslim Minority and the Communist Party. The India-China Border Dispute and the 2592 Communist Party of India. Resolutions, National Campaign to Hold Price Line. 2618 Statements and Speeches, 1959–1963. National Democratic Front for National 2453 Democratic Tasks. Political Resolution Indian CP Fights Internal Dissidence, Wants Adopted by the Sixth Congress of the Conference Now (Results of April Communist Party of India. Vijayawada, Plenum of National Council of Indian 7–16 April 1961. 2448 CP). 2462 New Situation and Our Tasks. Speech by Information Document. Draft Political Ajoy Ghosh as Amended and Adopted Review Report for the Eleventh Party by the Sixth Congress of the Communist Congress (Adopted by the National Party of India Vijayawada, 7–16 April Council of the Communist Party of India. 1961. 2441 New Delhi, 24–28 December 1977) and On the Agrarian Question in India. 2386 Critical Notes by S. A. Dange & Others. On the British Communist Party’s Policy. 2621 Correspondence Between the Central International Situation and Problems of Committees of the Australian and British World Communist Movement. Adopted Communist Parties. 2385 by Eighth Congress of the Communist On the General Election of March 1971. Party of India. Karyanandnagar. Patna, Resolutions and Review Report of the 7–15 February 1968. 2498 National Council of the Communist Joint Declaration by the Communist and Party of India. New Delhi, 23 to 28 April Workers Parties of the Arab Countries. 1971. 2536 2662 On the 20th Congress of the CPSU. 2420 Kerala’s Answer to KPCC Charges. Full Organisational Report. Adopted by Eighth Text of the Kerala Government’s Reply Congress of the Communist Party of to the Memorandum Submitted by the India. Karyanandnagar. Patna, 7–15 KPCC to the President of the Indian February 1968. 2499 Union. 2435 Organisational Report and Resolution on Language Controversy. Our Solution. 2477 Party Organisation. Adopted by Ninth Left Parties Call for Joint Struggle for Congress of the Communist Party of People’s Demands. 2573 India. Ghatenagar, Cochin, 3–10 Let Us Defend Independency. Article of the October 1971. 2537 Rodong Sinmun, August 12, 1966. 2490 Organisation Report. Adopted by the Lok Sabha Election. Resolution of the Eleventh Congress of the Communist National Council of the Communist Party of India. Bhaka Nagar, Bhatinda. Party of India, Held in Delhi from 3 to 6 31 March to 7 April 1978. 2627 April 1977. 2617 Organisation Report. Adopted by the XIV Congress of the Communist Party of India, Calcutta, March 6–12, 1989. 2676

76 Organisation Report and Amendments to Political Resolution. Third Congress of the Party Constitution. Adopted by the All Communist Party of India, Madurai, India Party Organisation Conference, December 27, 1953 to January 4, 1954. September 24 to 26, 1986 and by the 2412 National Council of CPI, September 27– Political Review Report. Adopted by the 28, 1986. 2667 Eleventh Congress of the Communist Our Doc. Tributes to Comrade Gangadhar Party of India. Bhaka Nagar, Bhatinda. Adhikari on his Seventieth birthday. 31 March to 7 April 1978. 2629 2509 Political Role of the Army in Developing Our Tasks Among the Peasant Masses. Countries. 2574 Resolution Adopted by the Central Political Thesis of the Communist Party of Committee of the Communist Party of India. Passed by the Second Congress India, April 1954. 2410 at Calcutta, February 28–March 6, 1948. Our Tasks on Party Organisation. Adopted 2380 by the Central Committee of the Political Thesis of the Communist Party of Communist Party of India (Marxist), At India. Passed by the Second Congress Its Calicut Session, October 28 to at Calcutta. Feb. 28–March 6, 1948. November 2, 1967. 2495 2381 Pakistan Military Dictatorship Exposed. The Present Political Situation. Resolution of Statement in Front of Military Tribunal the National Council of the Communist by Jam Saqi, Member, Central Party of India. Hyderabad, June 9–15, Committee, Communist Party of 1966. 2481 Pakistan. 2654 Principles of Party Organization. Thesis on Policy of Peace versus Doctrines of War. the Organization and Structure of the 2645 Communist Parties adopted at the 3rd Political Report. Adopted by Eighth Congress of the Communist Congress of the Communist Party of International in 1921, Together with the India. Karyanandnagar. Patna, 7–15 Statutes of the Communist International. February 1968. 2500 2686 Political Resolution. Adopted at the Fourth Problems of Unorganised Workers in Congress of the Communist Party of ‘Agriculture Sector’. 2675 India. Palghat, April 19–29, 1956. 2421 Proceedings of the Seventh Congress of the Political Resolution. Adopted by Eighth Communist Party of India. Documents. Congress of the Communist Party of Bombay, 13–23 December 1964. 2473 India. Karyanandnagar. Patna, 7–15 Proceedings of the Seventh Congress of the February 1968. 2501 Communist Party of India. Volume III, Political Resolution. Adopted by the Discussions. Bombay, 13–23 December Eleventh Congress of the Communist 1964. 2478 Party of India. Bhaka Nagar, Bhatinda. Programme of the Communist Party of India. 31 March to 7 April 1978. 2628 Adopted by Eighth Congress of the Political Resolution. Adopted by the Tenth Communist Party of India. Congress of the Communist Party of Karyanandnagar. Patna, 7–15 February India. Bhowanisennagar, Vijayawada, 1968. 2502 27 January to 2 February 1975. 2593 Programme of the Communist Party of India. Political Resolution. Adopted by the XIV Adopted by Eighth Congress of the Congress of the Communist Party of Communist Party of India. India, Calcutta, March 6–12, 1989. 2677 Karyanandnagar. Patna, 7–15 February Political Resolution. Draft by 21 members of 1968. 2503 the National Council. Sixth Congress of Programme of the Communist Party of India. the Communist Party of India. Adopted by the All India Party Vijayawada, April 7 to 16, 1961. 2442 Conference. October 1951. 2394

77 Programme of the Communist Party of India. Report and Resolutions Adopted by the Adopted by the Seventh Congress of National Council of the Communist the Communist Party of India. Calcutta, Party of India. New Delhi, October 12 to Oct. 31–Nov. 7, 1964. 2482 15, 1988. 2672 Programme of the Communist Party of India. Report & Resolutions of the Meeting of the Adopted by the Third Party Congress. Central Executive Committee of the Madurai, December 27, 1953 to January Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 4, 1954. 2411 24–27 October 1976. 2606 The Programme of the Communist Party of Report & Resolutions of the National Council India. As Adopted by the Seventh of the Communist Party of India. New Congress of the Communist Party of Delhi, 29 March–1 April 1973. 2566 India. Bombay, 13–23 December 1964. Report and Resolutions of the National 2476 Council of the Communist Party of India. Proposals of the National Council for New Delhi, 23–26 March 1974. 2575 Amendments to the Constitution of Report on International Developments. India. Adopted by the National Council Adopted by the Eleventh Congress of of the Communist Party of India the Communist Party of India. Bhaka (Trivandrum, 7 to 11 February 1976). Nagar, Bhatinda. 31 March to 7 April 2610 1978. 2631 Report & Resolution. On the International Report on the All India Padayatra Campaign Situation, the World Communist and Other Resolutions. Adopted by the Movement and the Tasks of the Central Executive Committee of the Communist Party of India. Adopted by Communist Party of India in Its Meeting the Ninth Congress of the Communist Held in Madras, 18 to 21 June 1976. Party of India. Ghatenagar, Cochin, 3– 2609 10 October 1971. 2538 Reports & Resolutions Adopted by the Report and Resolutions. Adopted by National Council of the Communist National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 12 to 15 July Party of India. New Delhi, 1–8 August 1980. 2647 1968. 2505 Resolution of the Central Committee of the Report and Resolutions. Adopted by the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia. National Council of the Communist 2510 Party of India (Trivandrum, 7 to 11 Resolution on Splitters and Other February 1976). 2607 Documents of the National Council of Report and Resolutions. Adopted by the the Communist Party of India. New National Council of the Communist Delhi, April 10–15, 1964. 2463 Party of India. Hyderabad, 4–8 August Resolution on the Present Political Situation. 1976. 2608 (The following Resolution was adopted Report and Resolutions. Adopted by the by the National Council of the National Council of the Communist Communist Party of India at its meeting Party of India. New Delhi, 29 October to held in February 1961. It will be placed 2 November 1978. 2630 before the forthcoming Congress of Our Report and Resolutions. National Council of Party as the Draft of the National the Communist Party of India. Council. All units of the Party should Vijayawada, October 23–25, 1980. 2646 discuss the Resolution and send their Report and Resolutions Adopted by the comments and suggestions to the office National Council of the Communist of the National Council.) 2443 Party of India. New Delhi, April 6 to 9, 1987. 2670 Report and Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 26 to 29 July, 1987. 2669

78 Resolutions. Adopted at the Seventh Resolutions of the National Council of the Congress. Oct. 31 to Nov. 7, 1964. Communist Party of India. New Delhi, Calcutta. 2470 26 June–3 July 1963. 2454 Resolutions. Adopted by Eighth Congress of Resolutions of the National Council of the the Communist Party of India. Communist Party of India. New Delhi, Karyanandnagar. Patna, 7–15 February 19–24 August 1965. 2475 1968. 2504 Resolutions of the National Council of the Resolutions. Political Resolution On Party Communist Party of India. New Delhi, Organization On the International 5–11 April 1965. 2479 Situation, the World Communist Resolutions of the National Council of the Movement and the Tasks of the CPI. Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 1 Adopted by the Ninth Congress of the to 5 October 1970. 2533 Communist Party of India. Ghatenagar, Resolutions of the Tenali Convention of the Cochin, 3–10 October 1971. 2539 Communist Party of India (Held on July Resolutions Adopted by the Central 7 to 11, 1964). 2469 Executive Committee of the Communist Review of Fourth General Election. Adopted Party of India. New Delhi, 6 to 11 July by the National Council of Communist 1965. 2474 Party of India. 2491 Resolutions Adopted by the National Council Review of Midterm Elections and Our Tasks of the Communist Party of India. and Resolutions. Adopted by the Hyderabad, June 9 to 15, 1966. 2484 National Council of the Communist Resolutions Adopted by the National Council Party of India. New Delhi, 5–12 April of the Communist Party of India. New 1969. 2518 Delhi, 7–15 January 1966. 2483 Review of National and International Resolutions and Decisions of the National Developments and Our Party’s Activities Council of the Communist Party of India. Since XIII Party Congress (Patna, New Delhi, 7–17 June 1964. 2464 1986). Report Adopted by the XIV Resolutions and Report. Adopted by the Congress of the Communist Party of National Council of the Communist India, Calcutta, March 6 to 12, 1989. Party of India (New Delhi, 25 to 28 2678 August 1975). 2594 Review of National and International Resolutions and Report of the National Developments since the Varanasi Party Council of the Communist Party of India. Congress. Adopted by the XIII Congress New Delhi, 8 to 13 May 1970. 2532 of the CPI at Patna, March 12–17, 1986. Resolutions & Reports Adopted by the 2668 National Council of the Communist RSS. The Guilty. Jamshedpur Riot Inquiry Party of India. New Delhi, 1–4 Commission Findings. 2655 September 1973. 2567 S. V. Ghate. Our First General Secretary. Resolutions of the Central Committee of the 2540 Communist Party of India. Adopted at its Significance of State Farming for Agricultural meeting in Bombay, March, 1953. 2404 Development and Its Practical Resolutions of the Central Executive Possibilities in India. 2471 Committee of the National Council of the Some Aspects of the Agrarian Question. Communist Party of India. New Delhi, Resolution adopted by the National 14–17 September 1963. 2455 Council of the Communist Party of India, Resolutions of the National Council of 8–13 October 1958. 2429 Communist Party of India. New Delhi, Some Problems Concerning the Agrarian 24–28 August 1972. 2554 Movement and Our Tasks. Adopted by Resolutions of the National Council of the National Council of the Communist Communist Party of India. New Delhi, Party of India, New Delhi, 1–5 April 9–12 July 1977. 2619 1975. 2595 Resolutions of the National Council of the Speaker’s Handbook. New Age Supplement. Communist Party of India, Hyderabad, February 6, 1972. 2556 14–20 August 1962. 2450

79 Statement of Policy of The Communist Party Communist Party of India (Marxist) of India. 2395 Central Committee Resolutions. Divergent Tasks on Trade Union Front. Resolution of views between our party and the CPC the Central Committee, Communist on certain fundamental issues. Political Party of India (Marxist), April 1967. 2444 and Economic Development in the Theses for the Eighth Congress of the Country and our Tasks. Adopted by the Portuguese Communist Party. 2620 Central Committee of the Communist Threat to Party Unity. How to Avert it? Text Party of India (Marxist), Madurai, August of a Document by M. Basavapunniah 18 to 27, 1967. 2692 and Sixteen Other Members of the Conspiracy to Wreck W. Bengal United National Council with a Reply by S. A. Front. 2697 Dange, Chairman, CPI. 2456 Constitution. Adopted by the Eight Truth about Kerala (Statement issued by the Congress. Cochin. December 23–29, Central Executive Committee, 1968. 2705 Communist Party of India and the CPI (M) on Constitutional Changes. 2702 Statement of Chief Minister Divergent Views Between Our Party and the Namboodiripad on Prime Minister C.P.C. on Certain Fundamental Issues Nehru’s reference to Kerala). 2430 of Programme and Policy. 3134 UNP Organised Anti-Tamil Riots in Sri Election Manifesto. Communist Party of Lanka. 2663 India (Marxist). 2689 Vietnam in Chinese Strategy. A On the Revisionist Disruption of the Documentation. 2648 A. I. T. U. C. Correspondence between War, Peace and Socialism. Three Soviet CPI (M) and Right Communist Party. Commentaries on the nature problems 2698 and possibilities of our epoch. 2437 Programme. Adopted at the Seventh West Bengal Accuses! Text of Memorandum Congress. Calcutta, Oct. 31 to Nov. 7, Containing Charges Against the 1964. 2687 Congress Government in West Bengal Programme. Adopted at the Seventh Submitted to the President of the Indian Congress of the Communist Party of Union by the West Bengal State Council India at Calcutta, October 31 to of the Communist Party of India. 2436 November 7, 1964. Statement of Policy. What is Happening in Hyderabad? 2387 Adopted at the All India Conference of Who Rules Pakistan? 2382 the Communist Party of India 1951. Communist Party of India, Central Executive 2699 Committee of the National Council Report and Resolution on Organisation. Communist Party of India. Fifty Years of Adopted by the Salkia Plenum, Struggle and Advance, 1925–1975. December 27–31, 1978. 2706 2577 Resolutions. Adopted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Communist Party of India, Central Party India (Marxist) at its Meeting in Jaipur Education Department (Rajasthan) from August 7 to 11, 1968. Comintern and National & Colonial 2694 Questions. Documents of Congresses. Review of the Armed Struggle in Srikakulam 2559 Region. (Unanimously passed in Guidelines of the History of the Communist Regional Plenum on 18th Aug. 72). Party of India. 2568 2701 Party Education Series. Grade I Course. Statement of the Polit Bureau of the 2542 Communist Party of India (Marxist) on Party Education Series. Preliminary Course. the Ninth Congress of the Communist 2543 Party of China. 3135 Statistical Handbook 1973. 2560

80 Statement on the post-election situation. Adopted by the Central Committee of D the Communist Party of India (Marxist) Dandavate, Madhu at its Meeting in New Delhi on March Future of Parliamentary Democracy in India. 26–27, ’77. 2704 2954 Work Report (Political) of the Central Committee to the Ninth Congress. Dandekar, V. M. Organisational Position of the Party Democratic Decentralization. 2929 (Tables). Note on National Question and Dandeker, N. Amendment to Party Programme. The Missed Opportunity. The Central Adopted by the Ninth Congress. Budget 1967–68. 2844 Madurai, June 27–July 2, 1972. 2700 Dange, S. A. Communist Party of India (Marxist), Polit Death Pits in Our Land. How 200,000 Indian Bureau Miners Live and Work. 2373 Ideological Debate Summed Up. 2693 For anti-imperialist unity democratic Communist Party of India (Marxist), West consolidation. Speech by S. A. Dange at Bengal State Committee the International Conference of After the rigged Elections. Face the Ordeal Communist and Workers’ Parties. 2512 with Courage and Determination. 2711 Law and Order. Whose and for Whom? Who is Responsible for Politics of Terror and Speech in Parliament Delivered on 4 Individual Murders? 2709 July 1967 on Home Ministry Demands. 2492 Condliffe, J. B. Mahatma Gandhi and History. 2513 Technological Progress and Economic Not “People’s Raj” but Police Raj. S. A. Development. Three Lectures by J. B. Dange Indicts Bombay Govt. 2375 Condliffe. 3071 On Mahatma Gandhi’s Birth Centenary. Congress Forum for Socialist Action 2514 Congress Revitalisation and Reorganization. On the Indian Trade Union Movement. Nehru’s Guide-Lines for the Congress. Reports to a Convention of Communist 2713 Party Members working in the Trade Congress Party in Parliament Union Movement, Calcutta, May 20–22, Annual Report and Accounts, 1964–65. 1952. 2396 2717 Origins of Trade Union Movement in India. Annual Report and Accounts for 1959–1960. 2309 2716 Yugoslavia. Problems & Perspectives. 2561 Annual Report and Accounts for 1968–1969. Das, S. R. Mohan 2718 Communist Activity in India (1925–1950). Industrial Projects and Output in India. 2714 2863 Report of the Congress Party in Parliament Das, Tapan of India for 1952–1953. 2715 Pakistan Politics. 2515 Corvalan, Luis Dastur, Aloo J. Our Democratic Project. 2642 India and the Commonwealth. The Laski Cowen, Sir Zelman Memorial Lecture, 1959. 2886 Human Rights in Democratic Societies. Dave, Narendra 2736 Dayananda. A Re-assessment. 2975 Crozier, Brian Democratic Research Service The Pursuit of Plenty. The Sino-Indian Communist Conspiracy at Madurai. An Economic Race. 3084 analysis of the private proceedings of the Third Congress of the CPI with full text of Secret Documents. 2866

81 For a Democratic Foreign Policy. Speeches Diwakar, R. R. Delivered in Parliament by Hirday Nath Democracy and Non-violence. The 1959 Kunzru, Syama Prasad Mookerjee, Mavalankar Memorial Lecture. 2883 N. G. Ranga, M. R. Masani, Frank Anthony and P. Y. Deshpande. 2865 Dixit, K. K. The Intellectual Evolution of Marx. 2613 Deo, Shankar Fundamental Rights Demand Fundamental Dobb, Maurice Duties. 3110 Some Aspects of Economic Development. Three Lectures by Maurice Dobb. 2861 Desai, A. R. Economic Functions of the State in the Third Dogra, Pandit Prem Nath World Countries with Special Reference Presidential Address. 3rd Annual Session, to India. 2957 Bharatya Jana Sangh. Jodhpur, December 30th, 1954. 2314 Desai, Chandraprasad H. Some Thoughts on Student Unrest. G. V. Dongerkery, S. R. Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1966. The Role of the University Teacher in a 2922 Changing Society. 2904 Desai, Moraji Dutt, Kalpana Out of the Clouds, Toward New Tasks. Chittagong Armoury Raiders. Prime Minister’s Broadcast to the Nation Reminiscences. 2632 on April 4, 1977. 3023 Dutt, R. Palme Deshpande, Bani Indian Elections. 2400 Communist Movement and the Indian Rajani Palme Dutt on Empire and National Congress. 2788 Commonwealth. 3116 Deva, Acharya Narendra F Presidential Address by Acharya Narendra Deva. The Praja Socialist Party. Second Faizee, Shamim National Conference. Gaya, December Parties of Right-Reaction. 2582 26, 1955. 2808 Farooqi, M. Devanathan, N. Idol of False Promises. Indira Gandhi’s Points to Ponder. Some Constitutional Slogans and Deeds. 2634 Issues. 3059 Indian Muslims. Problems and Trends. 2544 Devgun, Hardayal India’s Freedom Struggle and the Corruption and Bhartiya Janta Party. 2722 Communist Party of India. 2569 Pakistan. Policies that Led to Break-up. Dharia, Mohan 2545 Afforestation in India. 2847 The Struggle for Building a Mass Population Explosion. Most Serious Threat Communist Party. 2603 and Action Plan. 3115 What Should the Muslims Do in the Present The Present Explosive Situation and the Situation? 2633 Way Out. 2955 Fundamental Rights Front Dholakia, J. L. Fundamental Rights are for the Common Some Aspects of Economic Growth in Man. 2739 Underdeveloped Countries. 2869 Dholakia, Kundanlal G Thoughts on Parliamentary Procedure. 2956 Gadgil, D. R. Divan, Anil B. Indian Planning and The Planning Judiciary Vis à Vis Parliament and Commission. The Laski Memorial Executive. 2730 Lecture, 1958. 2876

82 Gaekwad, Fatesinhrao Gokhale, H. R. The Role and Responsibilities of the Princes Parliament is Supreme. Excerpts from the in Republican India. 2940 speech of Union Minister of Law, Gajendragadkar, P. B. Justice, and Company Affairs, Shri H. R. Gokhale, while moving the Constitution Advocates’ Association of Western India. (Forty-fourth Amendment) Bill, 1976 for Law, Lawyers and Judges. Inaugural consideration in Rajya Sabha on Address by The Hon’ble Mr. Justice P. November 4, 1976. 3009 B. Gajendragadkar on the occasion of the Centenary Celebrations of the Golden Tobacco Company Limited Advocates’ Association of Western Menacing Multinationals in India. 2740 India. 2245 Golwalkar, M. S. Parliament Can Amend Constitution. 3111 M. S. Golwalkar. Thoughts on Some Current Gandhi, Rajiv Problems. 2825 Inaugural Speech by Congress President Shri Guruji on the Muslim Problem. Dr. Shri Rajiv Gandhi and the Centenary Jeelany’s Interview with Shri M. S. Resolve at Congress Centenary Golwalkar. 2823 Session, Indira Nagar (Brabourne Why Hindu Rashtra? Speech delivered by Stadium) Bombay, December 28, 1985. Parama Poojaneeya Sarasangachalak 2290 Sri Guruji at Mercara, Karnatak on 25 Ganguli, B. N. November 1960. 2822 Rationality of Development Planning. 2987 Goray, N. G. George, T. J. S. Archarya Narendra Dev. Father of Revolt in Bihar. A Study of the August 1965 Democratic Socialism in India. 2815 Uprising. 3090 Gould, Harry L. Ghosh, Ajoy Kumar Marxist Glossary (Third Revised Edition). Bhagat Singh and his Comrades. 2372 3082 Forward to the Defence of Kerala and Indian Gour, Raj Bahadur Democracy! 2432 Makhdoom. A Memoir. 2524 Some Questions of Party Policy. For Party “Mulki Tangle” in Andhra Pradesh. The Members Only. Fourth Party Congress Communist Approach. 2546 Document No. 4. 2414 Working Class Under Congress Raj. 2439 Theories and Practice of the Socialist Party Government of Afghanistan of India. 2397 Afghanistan. Land of Jirgahs. 3060 Ghosh, Sailen Draft of Main Aspects of Socio-economic Focus on the public sector. 2422 development for years 1365–1369 HS Gilmour, C. Edwin (1986–1991). 3061 The American Doctrine of Judicial Review Government of Bombay, Directorate of and Contemporary Democratic Theory. Publicity 2971 Erandgaon. Story of Violence and Terror. Giri, Swami Ishwarananda Communist Activity in Bombay State—2. Our Lord, the Leader. Some Reflections on 3041 Ganeshopanishad. 2980 Planned Underground Organization. Communist Activity in Bombay State—1. Giri, V. V. 3040 Address by Dr. V. V. Giri, Governor of Uttar Pradesh, at the Harold Laski Institute of Government of India Political Science, Ahmedabad, on March Congress Responsibility for the 25, 1960. 2895 Disturbances, 1942–1943. (Published Problems of Public Administration. 2923 with authority). 3005

83 Government of India, Department of Government of Kerala Parliamentary Affairs The Agitation in Kerala. Its Real Nature and Proceedings of the 4th All India Whips Reactions of the National Press. 3054 Conference, 1962. 3010 The Congress Role in th Kerala Agitation. Proceedings of the Fifth All India Whips 3053 Conference, 1966. 3011 Ill-Informed Criticisms Against Communist Proceedings of the Sixth All India Whips Government Refuted. E. M. S. Replies Conference, 1967. 3012 Congress President Dhebar. 3052 Proceedings of the Seventh All India Whips Government of Maharashtra, Directorate Conference, 1969. 3013 General of Information and Public Relations Proceedings of the Eighth All India Whips New 20-point Programme in Maharashtra. Conference, 1972. 3014 3055 Proceedings of the Ninth All India Whips’ Goyal, D. R. Conference, Shimla, 1983. 3015 RSS. Bulwark of militant Communalism. Proceedings of the Tenth All India Whips’ 3032 Conference, New Delhi, 1988. 3036 RSS. Indian version of Fascism. 3021 Government of India, Ministry of Education Guha, Sunil Education in Sri Lanka. New Horizons. 3017 India’s Food Problem. 2762 Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs Gupta, Bhupesh Communist Violence in India. 3019 Aid to the study of programme of the CPSU and some other problems of Government of India, Ministry of Information international communist movement. and Broadcasting 2451 Constitutional Reforms. 3035 Bhatinda Congress and Political Milestones in Friendly Co-operation. Twenty Developments. 2643 Years of Indo-Soviet Diplomatic CPM’s Opportunism in Crisis. 2600 Relations. 3020 CPM Terror in West Bengal. 2525 The New 20 Point Programme. 3027 Draft Programme of the Communist Party of Our Unshakable Commitment to India. Sixth Congress of the Communist Democracy, Socialism and Secularism. Party of India. Vijayawada, April 7 to 16, (Some Important Speeches of Rajiv 1961. 2446 Gandhi). 3028 Idol of False Promises. Indira Gandhi’s Preserving India and Indianness. (Some Slogans and Deeds. 2634 Important Speeches of Smt. Indira India And American Aggression on Vietnam. Gandhi). 3029 2485 The Shah Commission Final Report. Second Five Year Plan. A Critique. 2423 General Observations. 3024 Some Comments on Constitutional Statement issued by the National Integration Changes. 2611 Conference (September–October, 25 Years of Independence and the 1961). 3030 Challenge of the Path. 2547 Taxes in 1979 Union Budget. The Rationale. 3025 Gupta, P. K. Economic Development in India and China Government of India, President’s Secretariat (1950–1953). 2405 The Role of Governors. Report of the Committee of Governors (1971). 3037 Gupta, Prabhat Das CPM Terror in West Bengal. 2525 Government of Karnataka Border Disputes. The True Story. Gupta, Prem Sagar Maharashtra, Karnataka, Kerala. 3050 Foreign Capital in India. 2398 The Karnataka Bills. 3051

84 H Holyroyde, Derek The Role of Broadcasting in International Harris, M. Affairs. The Third Annual Lecture, 1957. Problems that Urbanisation Poses. 2887 2877 Hawthorne, Manning Husain, Zakir John F. Kennedy. 2924 Ethics and the State. The Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1960. 2888 Hedge, Ramakrishna Coalition at the Centre. 3044 Hyde, Douglas Need for a National Alternative. 3045 Red Challenge in India. 2860 Planning & States’ Rights. 3046 Hyder, Ghulam Politics for the People. 2781 Politics of Jamaat-E-Islami-E-Hind. 2570 Preparing the Political Parties for the Constitution. 3043 I The Relevance of JP Today. 3047 Indian National Congress Strong States Are Imperative For a Powerful Congress and the Second General Centre. Speech Made by Shri Elections. 2761 Ramakrishna Hedge, Chief Minister of Election Manifesto. General Election 1991. Karnataka in New Delhi on 16th Indian National Congress (I). 2771 September 1985. 3042 The Indian National Demand. Being a The Terms of Reference of the Ninth Summary of the Nehru Reports and the . A Correct Proceedings of the Naitonal Convention Approach. 3048 held in Calcutta, in December 1928. The Union’s Financial Assistance to the 2753 States. A Note on the Constitutional Keep the Flame Alive. A Thesis by a Group Position. 3049 of Congress Workers. 2764 Hegde, K. S. List of Members of All India Congress Judiciary and the People. 2738 Committee for 1964–1965. 2766 Report of Sub-committee on Democracy and Hindu Mahasabha Socialism. 2767 Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha. Address of Report of the General Secretaries. February Welcome by the Chairman of the 1966–January 1968. 2257 Reception Committee. Calcutta Session, December 1949. 2742 Report of the General Secretaries, February 1968–March 1969. 2259 Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha, 52nd Session. Presidential Address by Braj Report of the General Secretaries, 1969. Narayan Brajesh. Held on April 27–29, 2258 1969 at Nagpur. 2748 Report of the General Secretaries. Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha 30th (December 1969–May 1970). 2262 Session at Bhopal (held on 28–30 Report of the General Secretaries. (June December 1952). Full Text of 1970–September 1971). 2265 Resolutions. 2745 Report of the General Secretaries. (June Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha 31st Session 1972–August 1973). 2274 Hyderabad (held on 7–9 May 1954). Full Report of the General Secretaries. Text of Resolutions & The Report of the (September 1973–June 1974). 2278 Mahasabha. 2746 Report of the General Secretary. January Full Text of Resolutions adopted by The 1964–December 1964. 2256 Working Committee on 10th & 11th Resolutions Passed by the All India September 1949. 2743 Congress Committee, 9 and 10 May Why Hindu Rashtra??? A Summary of 1955. 2757 Speech Delivered by Prof. V. G. Deshpande, on the 28th May 1949, the day on which Hindu Mahasabha formally resumed politics. 2744

85 Resolutions Passed in the AICC Meeting Jethmalani, Ram held on 6th and 7th December, 1980 in The Ghost of Misa. 3118 New Delhi. 2770 Josh, Sohan Singh see also All India Congress Committee My Meetings with Bhagat Singh and on see also Congress Party in Parliament Other Early Revolutionaries. 2599 International Confederation of Free Trade Joshi, Murli Manohar Unions. Asian Regional Organisation Opening Remarks by Shri Murli Manohar Communist Ministry and Trade Unions in Joshi; Resolution Adopted by the Kerala. Impact of the Communist National Executive; Condolence; Ministry on the trade union movement in Political. National Executive Meeting, Kerala. 2774 New Delhi, 16 and 17 March, 25 and 26 Irani, Cushrow May and 20 and 21 June, 1991. 2349 Press and Politics. The G. V. Mavalankar Presidential Address by Dr. Murli Manohar Memorial Lecture 1982. 2968 Joshi at the 5th National Convention, Iyer, V. R. Krishna Jaipur, 1 February 1991. 2348 Daniel Come to Judgment. 3081 Presidential Address of Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi; Opening Remarks by Dr. Murli Parliament, Planning and the Law. The G. V. Manohar Joshi. National Executive Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1980. Meeting, Thiruvanathapuram (KERALA), 2962 September 28–30, 1991. 2346 Police in A Welfare State. Foreword by Sri Presidential Remarks by Dr. Murli Manohar N. C. Chatterjee. 3117 Joshi. National Executive Council J Meeting, 13–15 March 1992, Sarnath (Varanasi) U.P. 2350 Jacob, K. T. Joshi, P. C. Tiller Gets Land in Kerala. 2526 A Note on the Programme of the CPI. 2457 Jain, A. P. Joshi, S. M. Sikkim. Retrospects and Prospects. 3101 Towards Socialist Unity. 2936 Jammu and Kashmir Government, Joshi, Subhadra Directorate of Information RSS. A Secret Para Military Organisation. Why the Jammu and Kashmir Special 3033 Powers (Press) Bill, 1989. 3058 Joshi, Umashankar J. Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Life as Revealed in Drama. Shri Pranlal Kashmir—a human problem and a moral Devkaran Nanjee Memorial Lecture. issue. Speech of Sheikh Mohammed Seventh Lecture. 3095 Abdullah. 2775 The Truth about Kashmir. 2776 K Janata Party Kabir, Humayun Janata Bulletin. 2778 India and Federalism. 2878 Promises. How Many Fulfilled? 2780 Kabra, Kamal Nayan White Paper on the Toppling of State Governments. Subversion of the Budget and the Crisis of Indian Economy. Constitution. 2779 2580 Socialism and Development. Recent Janata Party, Karnataka State Experience. 2578 Congress (I)’s Double Standards on Propriety & Respect for the Judiciary. A Kamaraj, K. Study. 2783 The Nehru Legacy. A Symposium. 3092 Rajiv Gandhi. An Introduction. 2782 Towards Socialism (A Compilation). 2712 Japheth, M. D. Kamath, M. V. Gandhism as a Practical Force and Factor. The Face of Indian Communalism. 2972 2945

86 Kamath, P. M. Kodian [Kodiyan], P. K. American Foreign Policy. Who Makes It? Atrocities on Harijans and Weaker Sections. The 31st Annual Lecture. 2976 2622 Rural Poor and the New Programme. 2588 Kamil, Mir Zahid Ali Communal Problem in Hyderabad. 3119 Kolpe, S. B. Ramnath Goenka. A Fraud on Indian Press, Kant, Krishan Politics and People. 3120 The Present System. Its Central Point of Rot and Resurgence. The G. V. Mavalankar Kothari, D. S. Memorial Lecture, 1981. 2963 Science and the Community. G. V. Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1965. Kapoor, Bishan 2919 Naxalism. Ideology of Violence. 3034 Kothari, Ranji Karaka, D. F. Reflections on a New Kind of Revolution. Freedom Must Not Stink. 3069 2931 Katju, Kailas Nath Kripalani, Acharya J. B. The Unity of India. Political and Cultural. The The Future of Congress. 2754 Fifth Annual Lecture, 1959. 2889 Menace on Northern Border. Text of a Kavina, Saros B. D. speech delivered in the Lok Sabha on Race Relations in South Africa. 2941 Sept. 12, 1959. 2777 Kerala Democratic Front Krishna, Raj Kerala Democratic Front. 2785 Non-violence, War and Peace. G. V. Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1963. 2913 True Picture of the Situation in Kerala (A Rejoinder). 2786 Krishnan, N. K. A Keralite CPM’s Opportunism in Crisis. 2600 Kerala Congress Muddle. 3087 Recognize Kampuchea. 2679 Khair, G. S. Kumar, P. J. GITA. My Research and Interpretation. 2964 Manifesto of National Socialist Congress. 2797 Khan, Nasir Ahmad Kumaramangalam, S. Mohan Middle Classes in India. 3056 Constitutional Amendments. The Reason Khanna, H. R. Why. 2266 The Reform of the Judiciary. 2729 Democracy and Cult of Individual. 3093 Khare, S. C. The Holding Company. 3121 Limits of Central Governments Discretion in India’s Language Crisis (An Introductory Appointment of Chief Justice and Study). 3091 Judges of Supreme Court and High Judicial Appointments. An Analysis of the Court. 2367 Recent Controversy over the Khet Mazdoor Union Appointment of the Chief Justice of First Conference of Bharatiya Khet Mazdoor India. 3102 Union. Moga, 27–29 September 1968. New Model for Governmental Administration 2787 of Industry. 3103 Kini, N. G. S. L Social and Political Change. The Challenge to and Response of Political Science in Lahiri, Pratul India. 2930 Nicaragua. A Revolutionary Decade. 2674 Kishore, Nawal Lakhanpal, P. L. Anand Marg. Soiling the Saffron Robe. 3008 Communist Conspiracy in Kashmir. “Bakshi to be Liquidated?” 3078 Anand Marg—the truth. 3007

87 Lal, Mukut Behari Why Jansangh. Akhil Bhartiya Jansangh. An Appraisal of the Third Five Year Plan. Prati Nidhi Sabha Session. Oct. 14, 3083 1979. Presidential Speech of Prof. Bal Raj Madhok. 2319 Laliwala, Jaferhusen I. Monetary Impact of P. L. 480 Finance. 2932 Mahajan, Mehr Chand Accession of Kashmir to India. 3003 Lalvani, K. T. Beyond No One’s Reach. 3096 Mahendra, K. L. BMS is Anti-worker. 2649 Laski, Harold J. Defeat the RSS Fascist Designs. 2562 What I Believe and Stand For. 2985 Mahmud, Syed Harold Laski Institute of Political Science All India Muslim Convention. Presidential The Congress President and the Laski Address by Dr. Syed Mahmud. June 10, Institute. 2902 1961. 2311 Free India’s First Speaker. 2981 G. V. Mavalankar. Father of the Lok Sabha. Mahtab, Harekrushna 2874 The Road Ahead. 2755 The Harold Laski Institute First Decade. A Majumdar, Raman Brief Report of the Activities of the National Liberation Struggle in Southern Institute. 2917 Africa. 2623 The Laski Institute. A Brochure Giving a Malaviya, H. D. General Outline of the Nature and Work CIA. Its Real Face. 3104 of the Harold Laski Institute of Political Science, Ahmedabad. 2894 Insurance Business in India. 2758 Parliamentary Democracy in India. A Problems of Economic Development in Afro- Symposium. 2871 Asian Countries. Presented to the Second Conference of Afro-Asian Problems of Secularism. Seminar Papers Peoples’ Solidarity (Conakry, April 11– and Report. 2939 15, 1960). 2805 Leibson, Boris The Swatantra Party. Its Real Character and International Unity of Communists. 2660 Designs. 2828 Leonidov, A. Malaviya, K. D. Truth About British Socialism. 2376 Democracy and Socialism. Draft Resolution Leuva, Raghavji T. for the 68th Session of the Indian The Question Hour. The Fourteenth Annual National Congress at Bhubaneshwar. Lecture. 2933 2772 Lohia, Rammanohar Malhotra, Avtar Singh Aspects of Socialist Policy. 2838 Punjab. 16 Martyrs of CPI. They Gave Their Lives for Communal Amity and National India and Pakistan. 2833 Integrity. 2665 Longo, Luigi Masani, M. R. Italian Road to Socialism. Report of Luigi The Missed Opportunity. The Central Longo. 2527 Budget 1967–68. 2844 M Masani, Minoo Madhok, Balraj The Essence of Democracy. 2984 Nationalism, Democracy and Social Party Politics in India. 2905 Change. 2320 Socialism Reconsidered. 3068 Polarise or Perish. Indian Politics after the Mavalankar, Anand P. 1967 Elections and the need for International Political Economy. A Critical Polarisation. 2737 Introduction. 2977

88 Mavalankar, G. V. Mishra, S. N. Democratic Experiment in Parliamentary The Crisis, The Country, The Congress. A Procedure and Life in Republican India. Thesis on Post-Election Crisis. 2719 2982 Mitra, Pratap The Office of the Speaker. 2983 Communist Party and Naxalites. 2534 Mavalankar, P. G. Mittal, Sat Paul Tasks Before the New State of Gujarat. State of Population in India. Presented at 2898 the First Asian Conference of Mehrotra, K. P. Parliamentarians on Population and On Employees’ State Insurance Scheme. Development, Beijing. Oct. 27–30, 1981. 3079 2752 Mehta, Asoka Mody, Piloo India and Pakistan. 2833 From Freedom to Bondage. Indo-Soviet Treaty and the Indian Sub-Continent. India in the Changing World. 3004 2846 Mehta, Chiman Bhai Mohan, Jag High Taxation Leads to Smuggling, 25 Years GDR. 1949–1974. 3105 Corruption, High Cost Economy. 2721 Mookerjee, Syama Prasad Mehta, Dinkar A Phase of the India Struggle. How the Marxism and Its Application to Indian Indian Constitution Works. 3039 Conditions. 2973 The 26th Session of All India Hindu Mehta, G. L. Mahasabha. 1944. Presidential Address Harold Laski Revisited. The Sixth Annual by Syamaprasad Mookerjee. 24 Lecture. 2890 December 1944. 2741 Mehta, Jyotindra M. Mukerjee, Hiren Political and Economic Implications of Our Proletarian Internationalism. 2680 Constitution. 2879 Mukharji, P. B. Mehta, Usha The Indian Constitution and Judiciary. 2727 Social and Political Thought of Sarvodaya. Mukherjee, A. N. 2909 Sino-Indian Relations and Communists. Menon, C. Achuta 2993 The Kerala Agrarian Relations Bill. An Mukherjee, Sadhan Interpretation. 2427 Fascism and the Politics of Power. 2579 What Happened in Kerala. Review of the 30 months of Namboodiripad Government. Israel’s Proxy War for USA. PLO-Lebanese 2521 Fight Back. 2656 Menace of Multinationals. 2614 Menon, K. P. S. Parties of Right-Reaction. 2582 Tashkent. An Episode or An Epitome? 2991 Recognize Kampuchea. 2679 Minhas, B. S. SADR. Blossoms in the Desert. Saharawi Whither Indian Planning? 2988 People Fight For Freedom. 2673 Mishra, Girish US-Sino-Pak Axis Threatens India. 2644 Budget and the Crisis of Indian Economy. Munshi, K. M. 2580 Address by Shri K. Munshi, Governor of Indian Economy and the Janata Party Raj. Uttar Pradesh, on International 2624 Relations and India’s Approach at The Rural Poor and the New Programme. 2588 Harold Laski Institute of Political Twenty-Point Programme and Democratic Science, Ahmedabad, on August 30, Advance. 2601 1956. 2870 Why Pricerise? 2635

89 Bombay High Court. Half a Century of National Marxist Association of India Reminiscences. 3085 C. P. I.’s Secret Plan for a Revolution in Warnings of History. Trends in Modern India. The Draft Programme of the India. 2724 Communist Party of India. 2796 Murthi [Murti], V. V. Ramana Traitors to the Cause. White Paper on the Common Sense about Defence. 2884 Communist Party of India’s Position in India-China Border Dispute. 2792 Relevance of Gandhism. 2937 White Paper on Vijayawada. 2794 N National Marxist Association of India, Delhi Naidu, M. A. Branch Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed. 3106 Self-Confession. White Paper on the Communist Party of India’s Position in Namboodiripad, E. M. S. Delhi State. 2793 Agrarian Reforms. A Study of the Congress and Communist Approach. 2418 National Marxist Association of India, West Bengal Branch Anti-Communist Gang-up in Kerala. Betrayers of U.F. Set Up Anti-people First White Paper on the West Bengal Govt. 2696 Communist Party. 2795 Communism and Social Democracy. Is the Nehru, Jawaharlal Gulf Really Wide? 2681 All India Convention, Delhi, March 19, 1937. Communist Party and States Presidential Address. 2247 Reorganisation. 2415 Report of the Linguistic Provinces Democracy and Constitution (Forty-second Committee appointed by the Jaipur Amendment Bill). 2366 Congress (Dec. 1948). 2756 On Organisation. 2406 Report to the All India Congress Committee. On the Agrarian Question in India. 2399 2251 The Peasant in National Economic Nijalingappa, S. Construction. 2407 Presidential Address. Indian National Peasants Meet at Moga. 2408 Congress, Seventy-first Session. The Programme Explained. 2688 January 1968. 2768 What Really Happened in Kerala. The story Nizami, Z. Ahmad of the disruptive game played by Jamaat-e-Islami. Spearhead of separatism. Rightwing Communists. 2480 3022 Narain, Braj The All India Hindu Maha Sabha. 53rd O Annual Session. Jodhpur, 22 August An Observer [Communist Party of India] 1970. Presidential Address by Shri Pt. Truth about the Peace Corps. 2508 Braj Narain ‘Brajesh’. 2749 Ogden, Frederic D. Narayan, Jayaprakash Voting Behavior in the United States. 2880 India and Pakistan. 2833 Osmania University Narayan, Shriman Do the Constitutions of Great Democracies India and Nepal. G. V. Mavalankar Memorial Facilitate Despotic Rule? Lectures Lecture, 1968. 2934 Delivered by P. Jaganmohan Reddy. A Plea for Ideological Clarity. 2763 2999 Narayana, Lakshami Ostergaard, Geoffrey Betrayal of the Basic Congress by the Latter-Day Anarchism. Politics of the Present Congress. 3094 American Beat Generation. 2914 National Institute of Community Oza, Ghanashyambhai Development Prospects and Potentialities in Gujarat Perspectives on the National Emergency. During the Seventies. 2946 2998

90 P Parkash, Satya The Russian Revolution. 2997 Pai, M. R. Parvate, T. V. Democracy and Good Citizenship. 2959 Gopal Krishna Gokhale’s Missions Abroad. Time Management. 2728 2969 Paliwal, Om Prakash Pataskar, H. V. China’s Wrong Conception of India. 2751 Relations of the Party with Government in Palkhivala, N. A. Parliamentary Democracy Under Our Centre-State Relations. A Broad Constitution. 3097 Perspective. 2731 Working of the Indian Constitution. 2899 Essential Unity of All Religions. Foreword by Patel, Dahyabhai V. Swami Ranganathananda. 2363 From Freedom to Bondage. Indo-Soviet The Fundamental Rights Case. 2725 Treaty and the Indian Sub-Continent. Palmer, Norman D. 2846 Indo-American Relations in the Seventies. Patel, H. M. 2947 Democracy at Work in India. 2900 Pandit, Ramu Patel, Sardar Vallabhbhai Economics of Growth. A Brief Theoretical Report of the Linguistic Provinces Survey. 2891 Committee appointed by the Jaipur Panikkar, K. B. Congress (Dec. 1948). 2756 An Outline of the History of the A.I.T.U.C. Pathak, Devavrat N. 2306 Development. The Challenge of Our Times. Panikkar, K. M. The Laski Memorial Lecture 1983. 2970 Indian Doctrines of Politics. The First Annual Patil, R. K. Lecture Delivered in the Premabhai Hall Land Reforms in India. Objectives, on 22 July 1955. 2868 Methodology and Results. 2942 In 1857. 2872 Patnaik, Biju Parakal, Pauly V. Kamaraj Plan. Party and the People. 3122 Budget and the Crisis of Indian Economy. Peace and Socialism 2580 They Gave Their Lives for the Cause Parties of Right-Reaction. 2582 (Profiles of Communists). 3000 RSS. Double-talk Exposed. 2636 Studies in Indian Monopolies. 2531 People’s Union for Civil Liberties Ten Glorious Years of Kerala UF Black Laws. 1984–1985. 2799 Government. In the Service of People. JP Memorial Lectures. 2800 2637 Know PUCL. 2801 UNCTAD and Developing Countries. 2506 Phadke, Y. D. Parameswaran, S. Portrait of a Revolutionary. Senapati Bapat. Peasant Question in Kerala. 2388 The Senapati Bapat Birth-Centenary Lecture. 2965 Paranjape, Y. S. Your Country and Its Defence. The National Pohekar, G. S. Democrats. Day to Day Pamphlets. India’s Relations with Asia and Africa. Laski 2791 Memorial Lecture, 1964. 2915 Parikh, G. D. Potdar, D. V. Some Thoughts on the Problem of National The Place and Purpose of History in Our Integration. The Laski Memorial Lecture, Education. 2907 1961. 2906 Parikh, Rasiklal U. Land Policy. 2892

91 Praja Socialist Party Q Election Manifesto. Praja Socialist Party. 2817 Quami, Gopal Singh Facts on Lohia’s Attempt at Disrupting the Communism, Religion and Civil Liberties. P. S. P. 2807 2248 On the Move. 2813 R Policy Statement. (Adopted by the Second National Conference of the Praja Radical Democratic Party Socialist Party held at Gaya, 26–30 An Appeal to the Educated Middle-Class. December 1955). 2809 2819 Praja Socialist Party Ninth National Rai, Charanjit Conference. December 30–31, 1967; The Missed Opportunity. The Central January 1, 1968. Kanpur. General Budget 1967–68. 2844 Secretary’s Report. 2814 Report of the Fourth National Conference of Raj, K. N. the Praja Socialist Party. Poona, May India Pakistan and China. Economic Growth 25–28, 1958. 2811 and Outlook. 2995 Report of the Third National Conference of Rajagopalachari the Praja Socialist Party. Bangalore, Our Culture. 2362 November 25–28, 1956. 2810 Rajimwale, Anil A Socialist Alternative. PSP Election World Communist Movement. 1876–1914. Manifesto 1967. 2812 2581 Statement of Policy. 2806 Ram, Jagjivan Prakasa, Sri Indian National Congress. 73rd Plenary Democracy and Parliamentary Government. Session at Bombay (26–29 December The Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1969). Presidential Address by Shri 1957. 2873 Jagjivan Ram. 2769 Personal Behavior. 2759 Ramadhar Prakash, Anand Jai People’s Bangla Desh. 3099 State Regulation of Industrial Disputes in India. Suggestions for Reform. The Ramamurti, P. Laski Memorial Lecture, 1968. 2935 What Dange-Programme Reveals. A real face of Revisionists. A Criticism. 2465 Prakash, Indra Draft Programme of the Communist Party of Hindu Mahasabha its Contribution to India’s India. Sixth Congress of the Communist Politics. 2747 Party of India. Vijayawada, April 7 to 16, Prasad, Rajendra 1961. 2446 Constructive Program. Some Suggestions. Ramarao, G. J. 3065 Menace of Multinationals. 2614 Press Institute of India, Press Information Twenty-Point Programme and Democratic Bureau Advance. 2601 Mass Media and Communal and Ethnic Ramswarup Tensions. 3001 Congress and Communism. The Mounting Prokash Tide of Communist Threat. Need for On Our Programme. C. P. I. Discussion Congress Vigilance. 2841 Pamphlet No. 1. 2389 Gandhism and Communism. Principles and Puri, Balraj Technique. 3080 Communism in Kashmir. 2992 Rana, A. P. Nehru and International Political Modernization. A View from the Seventies. 2958

92 Ranadive, B. T. Reddy, K. V. Raghunatha India and the Unecafe Conference. 2384 Drift to Disaster. A Page from Recent Nehru Govt Declares War against Toilers. History. 2798 Communist Party Attacked as People’s Reddy, N. Rajeskhar Vanguard. Defeat the Capitalist- Landlord Offensive. 2377 What is CPI’s Programme? 2583 On Marx’s Teachings. 2707 Reddy, O. Chinappa Sarvodaya and Communism. 2428 Liberty Versus Equality. Rebala Why No Nationalisation? Government’s Lakshminarasa Reddy Endowment Industrial Policy Examined. 2383 Lectures. Delivered by O. Chinappa Reddy, Judge, Supreme Court of India, Rao, B. Shiva New Delhi, on Saturday, the 22nd The Challenge to Democracy. 3075 March 1986 at Sri Venkateswara Rao, C. Rajeswara University. 3002 Defeat Separatist Conspiracy in Andhra. Reddy, Ravi Narayan 2563 Heroic Telegana. Reminiscences & The Historic Telegana Struggle. Some Experiences. 2564 Useful Lessons from Its Rich Reoch, Richard Experience. 2548 Punishment for Free Opinions. 2948 Parties of Right-Reaction. 2582 Problems of India’s Agrarian Sector. 2528 Rivett, Kenneth RSS and Jana Sangh. A Menace to the Economics and Economy. Three Lectures Unity, Integrity, Secular Democratic Set- on the Scope and Method of Economics up and Progress of our Motherland. and its Relation to Social Philosophy. 2516 2881 Rao, G. J. Rama Robinson, Joan India and the Two Pythons. 2657 Marx, Marshall and Keynes. 2862 Rao, N. Prasada Roy, Ajit Focus on agriculture. 2424 Nationalisation of Banking Monopolies. An Progress of Land Reform. A Critical Review. Urgent Task. 3124 2438 Roy, M. N. Rao, U. V. Future of Democracy in India. 2818 Social Responsibilities of Business. 2733 Roy, S. Rao, Y. V. Krishna Will India Remain Hindu by 2000 A. D.? Problems of India’s Agrarian Sector. 2528 3125 Rashid, Abdul Roy, Satya In the Crucible of Judgement. 3123 Notes on the History of Communist Party of the Soviet Union, 1890–1924. 2682 Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh Justice on Trial. A Collection of the Historic S Letters between Sri Guruji and the Sahni, Bhisham Government (1948–49). 2821 Cultural Contacts Across the Himalayas RSS. Spearheading National Renaissance. (Indo-Soviet Co-operation in the Field of 2824 Culture). 2990 The RSS Constitution. 2826 Sahni, J. N. Reddi, N. Rajasekhara The Kashmir Problem. 2867 The Struggle for Building a Mass Communist Party. 2603 Saiyidain, K. G. The Human Condition. 2925

93 Samber, Bhupinder Saveliev, N. Punjab. 16 Martyrs of CPI. They Gave Their National Bourgeoisie and the Development Lives for Communal Amity and National of State Capitalism. 2449 Integrity. 2665 Schallenberg, Wolfgang Sane, G. D. The Austrian Concept of Neutrality. The The Indian Working Class. Size and Shape. Laski Memorial Lecture 1978. 2960 2308 Sehanavis, Chinmohan Santhanam, K. Fifty Years of Communist Press. 2584 Fundamental Rights and the Indian Lenin and India. 3098 Constitution. 2938 Socialism and India. 1832–1917. 3112 The Weaker Aspects of the Indian Selsam, Howard Constitution. 2926 Do Ends Justify Means? 2425 Sarabhai, Vikram A. Sen, Bhowani The Security of Developing Countries. The Laski Memorial Lecture, 1965. 2927 Problems of India’s Agrarian Sector. 2528 The Truth about CPM. A Critique of the Sardesai, D. R. Ideological-Political Line of the India’s New Image and Role in South East Communist Party of India (Marxist). Asia. 2949 2549 Sardesai, S. G. Sen, Mohit Class Struggle and Caste Conflict in Rural The Chinese Revolution and Maoism. 2585 Areas. 2638 Communist Party and Naxalites. 2534 Devaluation. The Great Betrayal. 2486 Congress Socialism. Appraisal and Appeal. Eighty-one Parties Statement and 2602 Differences in the International CPM’s Opportunism in Crisis. 2600 Communist Movement. 2452 Dollar’s Downfall and Gold Rush. 2507 Fascist Menace and Democratic Unity. 2529 The Indian Revolution. Review and For the Unity of the World Communist Perspectives. 2530 Movement. Against Dogmatism and The New Line and the Dogmatists. A Splittism. Draft Report on the Ideological Critique of the Chinese Position in the Controversy in the International World Communist Debate on Problems Communist Movement. Submitted to the of Marxism-Leninism. 2459 Ideological Commission of the National Council of the Communist Party of India. The People’s March to Delhi. 2565 2458 Twenty-Point Programme and Democratic India and the Russian Revolution. 2493 Advance. 2601 India’s Path to Socialism. 2487 Sen, Ranen Marxism and the Role of the Working Class CPM Terror in West Bengal. 2525 in India. 2650 Sengupta, Sunil The Nehru Five Year Plan. 2390 Budget and the Crisis of Indian Economy. Student Upsurge and Indian Revolution. 2580 2310 Famine-Hunger-Growth. A Study of Food Sarkar, Jagannath Situation in India. 2587 Neither Janata Nor Congress But a Left- Rural Poor and the New Programme. 2588 Democratic National Alternative. 2639 Twenty-Point Programme and Democratic Sarma, S. Advance. 2601 Foreign Investments in India. 3072 Seshadri, K. CPI’s Contribution to Socio-Political Ideas in Sathe, S. P. Indian Politics. 2664 Democracy and Constitution (Forty-second Amendment Bill). 2366 Seth, K. N. RSS. In its own mirror. 3031

94 Sethi, J. D. Saboteurs of Land Reforms? [Secret Gandhian Values and 20th Century Confidential letter dated February 1, Challenges (Two Lectures broadcast 1966 addressed to Late Shri K. Kamraj from All India Radio). Patel Memorial Nadar, former President, AICC.] 2304 Lectures, 1979. 3026 Underlying Philosophy of the Budget. 3018 Shah, A. B. Singh, Darbara Liberty in the Modern State. The Ninth Harare Summit of Non-Aligned Movement Annual Lecture, 1963. 2916 and India. 2293 Shah, K. T. Singh, Gurmukh Nihal The Economic Background. 3066 Laski—The Teacher and the Political Shah, Madhuri R. Scientist with a postcript on “The Dangers of Democracy in India.” The Challenges to Higher Education in A Laski Memorial Lecture 1957 Delivered Changing India. 2734 on the occasion of the unveiling Shankar, Kripa Ceremony of Prof. Harold Laski’s Studies in Indian Monopolies. 2531 Portrait at the Harold Laski Institute of Shankar, V. Gauri Political Science, Ahmedabad. 2875 Menace of Multinationals. 2614 The Partition and Freedom of India. Address delivered on the Fifth Sharma, Shanker Dayal Foundation Day of the Indian School of Nehru’s Internal Impact on India as Prime International Studies, New Delhi. 2989 Minister. Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Singh, Kartar Lecture, 1989. Delivered by Dr. Shanker Dayal Sharmar at Union Society Kashmir and Imperialist Intervention. 2401 Building, Trinity College, Cambridge, Singh, Khushwant 13 November 1989. 3038 Many Faces of Communalism. 2857 Sharma, Yogindra Singh, Ram The Struggle for Building a Mass Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha 55th Annual Communist Party. 2603 Session, Prayeg, May 12–14, 1973. Shenoy, B. R. Presidential Address by Prof. Ram Stability of the Indian Rupee. A Review of Singh. 2750 the Foreign Exchange Situation. 2885 Singh, Sardar Swaran Shyam, Manjula Amendments to the Constitution of India. Recent Developments in the Law of the Sea. 2854 2961 Constitution Amendment. From the Kengal Hanumanthaiya Endowment Lecture Shyamnandan delivered at the Bangalore University on RSS. The National Urge. 2820 August 21, 1976. 2283 Siddiqi, Atiq Singh, Satindra Bakshi’s Case X-Rayed. The Canard that The Communist Solar System. 3133 Failed. 3126 Singh, Tarlok Singer, J. David Integration of Economic Development Plans. Arms Control Negotiations and the Third The Laski Memorial Lecture, 1963. 2910 World. 2978 Sinha, Bejoy Kumar Singh, Ayodhya Indian Renaissance. A Marxist Approach. India’s National Movement. A Short 2666 Account. 2589 Singh, Charan A Charge-Sheet against the Government of India headed by Mrs. Indira Gandhi. 2790

95 Sinha, Indradeep Sokhey, S. S. Crisis of Capitalist Path in India. Policy The Indian Drug Industry and Its Future. Alternatives. 2658 2433 Real Face of JP’s ‘Total Revolution’. 2571 Spratt, Philip Some Questions Concerning Marxism and The Communist ‘Peace’ Appeal. Its Real the Peasantry. 2659 Character. 2864 Sinha, J. M. L. Student of Public Affairs The Constitution, The Judiciary and The Has Congress Failed? A Historical Survey of People. JP Memorial Lecture, 1982. the Years 1918–1939. 3067 2996 Sukthankar, Y. N. Sinha, K. K. Human Nature and Politics. Mavalankar Is Communist Unity Possible? 2994 Lecture Series, 1960. 2896 Sinha, R. K. Sundarayya, P. The Challenge and the Response. An A Contribution to Ideological Debate. 2708 Objective Reappraisal of Shrimati The Land Question. 2302 Gandhi’s Leadership and the Reply from Prison. 2683 Proclamation of Internal Emergency. 3107 Surjeet, Harkishan Singh Sirsikar, V. M. Agricultural Workers. Their Problems and the 20-point Programme. 2303 Behavioural Approach to the Study of Indian Politics. The Thirteenth Annual Lecture. What Dange-Programme Reveals. A real 2928 face of Revisionists. A Criticism. 2465 Sitaramaya, Pattabhi Swatantra Party Report of the Linguistic Provinces Swatantra Party. Executive Committees and Committee appointed by the Jaipur Councils at National, State/Regional Congress (Dec. 1948). 2756 Levels (1970–1972). 2845 Swatantra Party. Souvenir, 1961. 2843 Sobolev, A. Some Forms of Transition from Capitalism Syed, Ayub to Socialism. With an Introduction by June 26. New Outlook. 3108 Ajoy Ghosh. 2419 T Socialist Party Controls. End or Mend? 2834 Tagore, Saumyendranath Forward to a Mass Socialist Party (The New The Modern and the Contemporary in Life and Literature. 2950 Party Constitution) 1949. 2831 Rabindranath Tagore and Universal People’s Health. 2835 Humanism. 2842 Policy Statement. 2829 Prices and Production. 2836 Tahilrammi, Parsam V. Programme. 2830 Sind Provincial Congress Committee. Resolutions. Seventh Annual Conference. Circular Letter, 16th December 1947. Patna, March 6–10, 1949. 2832 2827 Statement of Principles. 2839 Tarkunde, V. M. We Build for Socialism. Platform of the Democracy and Constitution (Forty-second Socialist Party. 2837 Amendment Bill). 2366 Sohoni, S. V. “Democratic” Elections in Bihar. Report to the Nation on Banka By-election 1986. The Ombudsman in India. 2974 2804

96 Tata, Naval H. V Business-Government Understanding. 2732 Vafa, A. Taylor, Carl C. Soviet Scholars on Mohandas Karamchand A Critical Analysis of India’s Community Gandhi. M. K. Gandhi’s Views and Development Programme. 3006 Activities as They are Studied in the Thacker, Premjibhai B. USSR. 3062 Kutch and Its Economy. 2893 Vajpayee, Atal Behari Thakur, Gopal A Charge-Sheet against the Government of Bhagat Singh. The Man and His Idea. 2402 India headed by Mrs. Indira Gandhi. 2790 Thapar, Romesh Opening Remarks by Shri A. B. Vajpayee; Storm over Hyderabad. 3070 Resolutions by National Executive. Thomson, Sir John National Executive Meeting, New Delhi, Diplomacy in Democracies. The 27th Annual 4–6 January 1985. 2327 Lecture. 2966 Presidential Address of Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Bharatiya Janata Party, Fifth Tikekar, S. R. National Council Session, Indore (M.P.), Our Parliamentary Progress [Four Lok 6, 7, and 8 January 1984. 2324 Sabhas, 1952–1970]. 2943 Secularism. The Indian Concept. 2353 Tope, T. K. Speeches of Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Union-State Relations. The G. V. Swamy Chinmayanand, Shri Lal Krishan Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1972. Advani on Ayodhya Issue. 2355 2951 Vakil, C. N. Trachtenberg, Alexander The Human Factor in Economic History of May Day. 2403 Develoment. The Seventh Annual Trikamdas, Purshottam Lecture, 1961. 2901 The Face of Communism. 2816 Vanarai: People’s Movement for Green India Trivedi, R. S. Collective Oath for Integrated Development. Student-Services in the Universities. 2952 2848 Govt. of India–U.N.D.P. Conference on U Some Priority Issues of Environmental Protection. 2849 Ulyanovsky, R. A. Vanarai. People’s Movement to Green India. National Bourgeoisie and the Development 2851 of State Capitalism. 2449 Vanarai. Sinhagad-Panshet Green Valley [Union of Soviet Socialist Republics], Project. 2850 Information Department of the USSR in India Varga, E. Once More on the Historical Experience of the Dictatorship of the Proletariat. An Marxism and the General Crisis of Appraisal of the Fundamental Course of Capitalism. 2378 Revolution and Construction in the Varma, S. P. Soviet Union, Of Stalin’s Merits and Bangladesh and the Emerging International Mistakes, Of the Struggle Against Political System. 2953 Dogmatism and Revisionism and of the Venkataraman, R. Basis of International Solidarity of the The Role of a Private Member of Parliament. Proletariat of All Lands. 3063 2979 Upadhyay Verghese, B. G. Growth of Industries in India. 3073 Tomorrow’s Concerns. 3016 Usmani, Shaukat I Met Stalin Twice. 3076

97 Vyas, H. K. Communist Reply to Tata Memorandum. 2550 Incendiary Hand of the RSS and Jana Sangh Behind Communal Riots. 2517 Vishwa Hindu Parishad. The RSS Broad Outfit for Spreading Militant Aggressive Hindu Communal Poison. 2661 Y Yajnik, K. S. College Education for All in India. 2911

98 TITLE INDEX

The following index is an alphabetical list of the titles of pamphlets in this microform publication. Each entry includes the title of the pamphlet and the item number (in boldface type). By referring to the Reference Bibliography, which constitutes the first section of this guide, researchers will find a full bibliographic citation for each pamphlet, arranged by item number.

Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha, 52nd Session. A Presidential Address by Braj Narayan Abani Mukherji. A Dauntless Revolutionary and Brajesh. Held on April 27–29, 1969 at Pioneering Communist. 2597 Nagpur. 2748 Accession of Kashmir to India. 3003 Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha 30th Session at Address by Dr. V. V. Giri, Governor of Uttar Bhopal (held on 28–30 December 1952). Pradesh, at the Harold Laski Institute of Full Text of Resolutions. 2745 Political Science, Ahmedabad, on March 25, Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha 31st Session 1960. 2895 Hyderabad (held on 7–9 May 1954). Full Address by Shri K. Munshi, Governor of Uttar Text of Resolutions & The Report of the Pradesh, on International Relations and Mahasabha. 2746 India’s Approach at The Harold Laski Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha 55th Annual Institute of Political Science, Ahmedabad, on Session, Prayeg, May 12–14, 1973. August 30, 1956. 2870 Presidential Address by Prof. Ram Singh. Afforestation in India. 2847 2750 Afghanistan. Land of Jirgahs. 3060 Aligarh Muslim University Brochure. 2853 Afghanistan’s National Fatherland Front. All India Congress Committee. Addresses, 1929. Documents of the Founding Congress. 2246 Kabul, 15–16 June 1981. 2651 All India Congress Committee. Addresses, 1946. After the rigged Elections. Face the Ordeal with 2249 Courage and Determination. 2711 All India Convention, Delhi, March 19, 1937. The Agitation in Kerala. Its Real Nature and Presidential Address. 2247 Reactions of the National Press. 3054 The All India Hindu Maha Sabha. 53rd Annual Agrarian Reforms. A Study of the Congress and Session. Jodhpur, 22 August 1970. Communist Approach. 2418 Presidential Address by Shri Pt. Braj Narain Agricultural Workers. Their Problems and the ‘Brajesh’. 2749 20-point Programme. 2303 All India Muslim Convention. Presidential Aid to the study of programme of the CPSU and Address by Dr. Syed Mahmud. June 10, some other problems of international 1961. 2311 communist movement. 2451 Amendments to the Constitution of India. 2854 Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha. Address of Amendments to the Party Programme. Adopted Welcome by the Chairman of the Reception by the Central Committee for placing before Committee. Calcutta Session, December the Fourth Party Congress. Fourth Party 1949. 2742 Congress Document No. 1. 2416

99 The American Doctrine of Judicial Review and Bhatinda Congress and Political Developments. Contemporary Democratic Theory. 2971 2643 American Foreign Policy. Who Makes It? The Bhowani Sen. Tributes. 2551 31st Annual Lecture. 2976 BJP Meets Indian Industry on April 27, 1993. The American Party System. 2882 2357 An Analysis of India’s New Economic Policy. Black Laws. 1984–1985. 2799 2735 BMS is Anti-worker. 2649 An Analysis of the Armed Struggle in Punjab. Bombay High Court. Half a Century of 2684 Reminiscences. 3085 Anand Marg. Soiling the Saffron Robe. 3008 Border Disputes. The True Story. Maharashtra, Anand Marg—the truth. 3007 Karnataka, Kerala. 3050 Annual Report and Accounts, 1964–65. 2717 Budget and the Crisis of Indian Economy. 2580 Annual Report and Accounts for 1959–1960. Building the Communist Party in the Working 2716 Class. Adopted by the National Council, Annual Report and Accounts for 1968–1969. Communist Party of India, New Delhi, 2718 31 July to 4 August 1974. 2572 Anti-Communist Gang-up in Kerala. Betrayers of Business-Government Understanding. 2732 U.F. Set Up Anti-people Govt. 2696 C An Appeal to the Educated Middle-Class. 2819 C. P. I.’s Secret Plan for a Revolution in India. An Appraisal of the Third Five Year Plan. 3083 The Draft Programme of the Communist Approaches to the Study of Politics in India. Party of India. 2796 2908 C. P. S. U. Problems of Party Ideological Work. Archarya Narendra Dev. Father of Democratic Editorials from “Bolsheviks,” theoretical and Socialism in India. 2815 political journal of the Soviet Communist Arms Control Negotiations and the Third World. Party. 2379 2978 A Catalogue of Repression. June 1977–May Aspects of Renewal, 1971–1973. Some 1978. 2625 Highlights and Comments. 2275 CDSA. Centre for Development Studies and Aspects of Socialist Policy. 2838 Activities. 2859 Assam. 2294 Central Committee Resolutions. Bangalore, Atrocities on Harijans and Weaker Sections. August 24–August 29, 1971. Supplement to 2622 People’s Democracy, September 12, 1971. The Austrian Concept of Neutrality. The Laski 2541 Memorial Lecture 1978. 2960 Central Committee Resolutions. Divergent views Azad Hind Party. Policies and Principles. 2313 between our party and the CPC on certain fundamental issues. Political and Economic B Development in the Country and our Tasks. Bakshi’s Case X-Rayed. The Canard that Failed. Adopted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), 3126 Madurai, August 18 to 27, 1967. 2692 Bangladesh and the Emerging International Central Committee’s Draft for the Ideological Political System. 2953 Discussion. Adopted by the Central Behavioural Approach to the Study of Indian Committee of the Communist Party of India Politics. The Thirteenth Annual Lecture. (Marxist), Madurai, August 18 to 27, 1967. 2928 2691 Betrayal of the Basic Congress by the Present Centre-State Relations. A Broad Perspective. Congress. 3094 2731 Beyond No One’s Reach. 3096 The Challenge and the Response. An Objective Bhagat Singh. The Man and His Idea. 2402 Reappraisal of Shrimati Gandhi’s Bhagat Singh and his Comrades. 2372 Leadership and the Proclamation of Internal Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute. 2856 Emergency. 3107

100 Challenges to Higher Education in A Changing Communist Party and the Midterm Elections. India. 2734 2522 The Challenge to Democracy. 3075 Communist Party of India. Fifty Years of A Charge-Sheet against the Government of Struggle and Advance, 1925–1975. 2577 India headed by Mrs. Indira Gandhi. 2790 Communist Party of India. Resolutions. Adopted China’s Wrong Conception of India. 2751 at the Seventh Congress. Oct. 31 to Nov. 7, The Chinese Revolution and Maoism. 2585 1964. 2467 Chittagong Armoury Raiders. Reminiscences. Communist Party of India. Years of Formation, 2632 1921–1933. 2431 CIA. Its Real Face. 3104 The Communist ‘Peace’ Appeal. Its Real Character. 2864 Civil Liberties in India. 2365 Communist Reply to Tata Memorandum. 2550 Class Struggle and Caste Conflict in Rural Areas. 2638 The Communist Solar System. 3133 Coalition at the Centre. 3044 Communist Violence in India. 3019 Collective Oath for Integrated Development. Congress (I)’s Double Standards on Propriety & 2848 Respect for the Judiciary. A Study. 2783 College Education for All in India. 2911 Congress and Communism. The Mounting Tide of Communist Threat. Need for Congress Colonial Peoples’ Struggle for Liberation. Vigilance. 2841 Reports to Institute of Economics & Pacific Institute of the Academy of Sciences, USSR. The Congress and Constitutional Amendments. 2685 2300 Comintern and National & Colonial Questions. Congress and the Axis. Has the Congress Ever Documents of Congresses. 2559 Offered Active Co-operation in the Prosecution of the War on any Conditions? Common Sense about Defence. 2884 3128 Communal Problem in Hyderabad. 3119 Congress and the Second General Elections. Communism and Social Democracy. Is the Gulf 2761 Really Wide? 2681 Congress Marches Ahead—III. Proceedings of Communism in Kashmir. 2992 the Congress Working Committee meetings Communism, Religion and Civil Liberties. 2248 and All India Congress Committee meeting, Communist Activity in India (1925–1950). 2863 Patna, October 1970; a brief analysis of the Communist Conspiracy at Madurai. An analysis Lok Sabha Elections—1971; circular letters of the private proceedings of the Third from the AICC office etc. 2263 Congress of the CPI with full text of Secret Congress Marches Ahead—IV. Minutes of the Documents. 2866 Congress Working Committee Meetings; All Communist Conspiracy in Kashmir. “Bakshi to India Congress Committee meeting, Delhi, April 1971; proceedings of the Conference be Liquidated?” 3078 of the Presidents and Secretaries of PCCs, The Communist International. Brief Outline May 1971; proceedings of the Conference of Prepared by the Institute of Marxism- the Presidents and Secretaries of DCCs, Leninism, Central Committee of the CPSU. May 1971; circular letters issued from the 2519 AICC office etc. 2264 Communist Ministry and Trade Unions in Kerala. Congress Marches Ahead—V. Minutes of the Impact of the Communist Ministry on the Congress Working Committee meetings; All trade union movement in Kerala. 2774 India Congress Committee meeting, Simla, Communist Movement and the Indian National October 1971; fifth General Election to State Congress. 2788 Assemblies; Leaders’ Conference, Delhi, Communist Party and Naxalites. 2534 April, 1972; Circular Letters issued from the Communist Party and Problems of National AICC Office etc. 2267 Reconstruction. 2417 Communist Party and States Reorganisation. 2415

101 Congress Marches Ahead—VI. Minutes of the The Congress Role in the Kerala Agitation. 3053 Congress Working Committee Meetings; All Congress Socialism. Appraisal and Appeal. India Congress Committee Meeting, Delhi, 2602 June 1972; summary of the proceedings of Congress Whither? [Satyagrah of Arya Samaj in the Conference of PCC Presidents and Punjab.] With a foreword by Rampogal. Secretaries, June 1972; Report of the AICC 2312 Committee on Bangladesh; Circular letters issued from the AICC Office etc. 2269 Consembly Move and Democratic Fight-back. 2612 Congress Marches Ahead—VII. Minutes of the Congress working Committee meetings; All Conspiracy to Wreck W. Bengal United Front. India Congress Committee meeting, 2697 Gandhinagar (Gujurat); proceedings of the Constitution. Adopted by the Eight Congress. conference of Congress Chief Ministers; Cochin. December 23–29, 1968. 2705 circular letters issued from the AICC Office Constitutional Amendment. Why? 2287 etc. 2270 Constitutional Amendments. The Reason Why. Congress Marches Ahead—VIII. A Reference 2266 book recording the minutes of Congress Constitutional Reforms. 3035 Working Committee, All India Congress The Constitutional Rights of Women in India. Committee and Subject Committee 2784 meetings; proceedings of the 74th Plenary Session, Bidhan Nagar, Calcutta; PCC and Constitution Amendment. From the Kengal DCCs Conferences; Zonal Conferences, Hanumanthaiya Endowment Lecture circular letters issued from the AICC Office delivered at the Bangalore University on etc. 2273 August 21, 1976. 2283 Congress Marches Ahead—IX. A reference Constitution of the Communist Party of India. book recording the minutes of the Congress Adopted at the Extraordinary Party Working Committee and All India Congress Congress, Amritsar, 1958. 2434 Committee Meetings, circular letters issued Constitution of the Communist Party of India. from the AICC office, etc. 2277 Adopted at the Seventh Congress. Oct. 31 Congress Marches Ahead—10. A reference to Nov. 7, 1964. 2472 book recording the minutes of the Congress Constitution of the Communist Party of India. Working Committee and All India Congress Adopted by Eighth Congress of the Committee Meetings, report on Central Communist Party of India. Karyanandnagar. Training Camps, circular letters issued from Patna, 7–15 February 1968. 2496 the AICC Office, etc. 2280 The Constitution of the Communist Party of Congress Marches Ahead—11. A reference India. As Amended by the Third Congress of book recording the minutes of the Congress the Communist Party of India, Madurai, Working Committee meetings, summary of December 27, 1953 to January 4, 1954. proceedings of the AICC Conference on 2409 Land Reforms, AICC Cells’ meetings, Constitution of the Communist Party of India. circular letters issued from the AICC Office, Incorporating the Amendments Adopted by etc. 2281 the All India Party Organisation Conference Congress Marches Ahead—13. A reference (September 24–26, 1986) and by the book recording the minutes of the Congress National Council of the CPI (September 27– Working Committee meetings, All India 28, 1986). 2671 Congress Committee Meeting, New Delhi, Constitution of the Communist Party of India. May 29–30, 1976, circular letters issued Incorporating the Amendments and from the AICC Office, etc. 2284 Including the Rules Adopted by the Tenth The Congress President and the Laski Institute. Congress of the Communist Party of India, 2902 Vijayawada, 27 January to 2 February 1975. Congress Responsibility for the Disturbances, 2586 1942–1943. 3005 Congress Revitalisation and Reorganization. Nehru’s Guide-Lines for the Congress. 2713

102 Constitution of the Communist Party of India. Democracy and Good Citizenship. 2959 Incorporating the Amendments and Democracy and Non-violence. The 1959 Including the Rules and Bylaws Adopted by Mavalankar Memorial Lecture. 2883 the Ninth Congress of the Communist Party Democracy and Parliamentary Government. The of India, Cochin, 3 to 10 October 1971. 2552 Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1957. 2873 The Constitution, The Judiciary and The People. Democracy and Socialism. Draft Resolution for JP Memorial Lecture, 1982. 2996 the 68th Session of the Indian National Constructive Program. Some Suggestions. 3065 Congress at Bhubaneshwar. 2772 A Contribution to Ideological Debate. 2708 Democracy at Work in India. 2900 Controls. End or Mend? 2834 Democratic Decentralization. 2929 Corruption and Bhartiya Janta Party. 2722 “Democratic” Elections in Bihar. Report to the Cow Problem and Indian Economy. 2640 Nation on Banka By-election 1986. 2804 CPI (M) and the Right C.P. Right Communist Democratic Experiment in Parliamentary Party Continues its Old Bankrupt Line. Procedure and Life in Republican India. Question of “Communist Unity” and Unity of 2982 Action. 2703 Devaluation. The Great Betrayal. 2486 CPI (M) on Constitutional Changes. 2702 Development. The Challenge of Our Times. The CPI’s Contribution to Socio-Political Ideas in Laski Memorial Lecture 1983. 2970 Indian Politics. 2664 Dialogue with the CPI (M). 2652 CPI’s Defence of Naxalite Prisoners. 2626 Diplomacy in Democracies. The 27th Annual CPI’s Fight Against The Caucus, Sterilisation Lecture. 2966 and Demolition. 2615 Direct Action and Parliamentary Democracy. CPM’s Opportunism in Crisis. 2600 The Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1961. CPM Terror in West Bengal. 2525 2903 Crisis of Capitalist Path in India. Policy Divergent Views Between Our Party and the Alternatives. 2658 C.P.C. on Certain Fundamental Issues of The Crisis, The Country, The Congress. A Programme and Policy. 3134 Thesis on Post-Election Crisis. 2719 Documents. Adopted by Eighth Congress of the A Critical Analysis of India’s Community Communist Party of India. Karyanandnagar. Development Programme. 3006 Patna, 7–15 February 1968. 2497 Crusader Against Injustice Exploitation and Documents of the History of the Communist Corruption. Profile of Chaudhary Charan Party of India. Volume VIII, 1951–1956. Singh. 2305 2616 Cultural Contacts Across the Himalayas. 2990 Documents of the Meeting of Representatives of the Communist and Workers’ Parties. D Moscow, November–December 1960. 2447 Dange Unmasked. Repudiate the Revisionists! Documents of the Tenth Congress of the 3088 Communist Party of India. Bhowanisennagar, Vijayawada. 27 January Daniel Come to Judgment. 3081 to 2 February 1975. 2590 Dayananda. A Re-assessment. 2975 Documents on the Third Congress of the Death Pits in Our Land. How 200,000 Indian Communist Party of India. 2413 Miners Live and Work. 2373 Do Ends Justify Means? 2425 Debate on President’s Address. Reply of Prime Dollar’s Downfall and Gold Rush. 2507 Minister Shri Rajiv Gandhi in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. 2291 Do the Constitutions of Great Democracies Facilitate Despotic Rule? Lectures Delivered Defeat Separatist Conspiracy in Andhra. 2563 by P. Jaganmohan Reddy. 2999 Defeat the RSS Fascist Designs. 2562 Draft of Main Aspects of Socio-economic Democracy and Constitution (Forty-second development for years 1365–1369 HS Amendment Bill). 2366 (1986–1991). 3061 Democracy and Cult of Individual. 3093

103 Draft Programme of the Communist Party of Election Manifesto of the Communist Party of India. 2391 India, 1967. Supplement to New Age, Vol. Draft Programme of the Communist Party of XIV, No. 51, December 18, 1966. 2489 India. 2460 Election Manifesto of the Communist Party of Draft Programme of the Communist Party of India. 6th August, 1951. 2393 India. 2468 Election Manifesto of the Communist Party of Draft Programme of the Communist Party of India. Supplement to New Age (Weekly), India. Sixth Congress of the Communist Vol. IX, No. 43, October 22, 1961. 2440 Party of India. Vijayawada, April 7 to 16, Election Manifestos 1971. Akali Dal, BKD, CPI, 1961. 2446 CPI (M), Congress (O), Congress (R), DMK, Draft Statement on Judicial System. National Jan Sangh, PSP, SSP, Swatantra and Executive Meeting, August 28–30, 1982, Statistics of the last General Elections and Bangalore (Karnataka). 2321 Bye-elections held thereafter. 3100 Drift to Disaster. A Page from Recent History. Election Review and Party’s Tasks. Adopted by 2798 the Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) at its Session in E Calcutta, April 10 to 16, 1967. 2690 The Economic Background. 3066 Erandgaon. Story of Violence and Terror. Economic Data Relating to Some Statements in Communist Activity in Bombay State—2. the Draft Programme. 2392 3041 Economic Development in India and China The Essence of Democracy. 2984 (1950–1953). 2405 Essential Unity of All Religions. Foreword by Economic Functions of the State in the Third Swami Ranganathananda. 2363 World Countries with Special Reference to Ethical Outlook in Individual to International India. 2957 Spheres. 2944 Economic Growth and Human Welfare. Three Ethics and the State. The Mavalankar Memorial Lectures. 3074 Lecture, 1960. 2888 Economics and Economy. Three Lectures on Evaluation of the Freedom Struggle of the Scope and Method of Economics and its Bangladesh. 2370 Relation to Social Philosophy. 2881 F Economics for Trade Unionists. 2511 Economics of Growth. A Brief Theoretical The Face of Communism. 2816 Survey. 2891 The Face of Indian Communalism. 2972 Education in Sri Lanka. New Horizons. 3017 Fact Book on Wages. 2523 Eighty-one Parties Statement and Differences in Facts on Lohia’s Attempt at Disrupting the the International Communist Movement. P. S. P. 2807 2452 Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed. 3106 Election Manifesto. Communist Party of India Famine-Hunger-Growth. A Study of Food (Marxist). 2689 Situation in India. 2587 Election Manifesto. Communist Party of India, Fascism and the Politics of Power. 2579 1962. 2445 Fascist Menace and Democratic Unity. 2529 Election Manifesto. General Election 1991. The Features of Capitalism. 3129 Indian National Congress (I). 2771 Fifty Years of Communist Press. 2584 Election Manifesto. Lok Sabha Elections, 1989. First Conference of Bharatiya Khet Mazdoor 2338 Union. Moga, 27–29 September 1968. 2787 Election Manifesto. Praja Socialist Party. 2817 First White Paper on the West Bengal Election Manifesto of the Communist Party of Communist Party. 2795 India. 2535 Focus on agriculture. 2424 Election Manifesto of the Communist Party of Focus on the public sector. 2422 India, 1957. 2426

104 For a Democratic Foreign Policy. Speeches Fundamental Rights are for the Common Man. Delivered in Parliament by Hirday Nath 2739 Kunzru, Syama Prasad Mookerjee, N. G. The Fundamental Rights Case. 2725 Ranga, M. R. Masani, Frank Anthony and Fundamental Rights Demand Fundamental P. Y. Deshpande. 2865 Duties. 3110 For anti-imperialist unity democratic The Future of Congress. 2754 consolidation. Speech by S. A. Dange at the International Conference of Communist and Future of Democracy in India. 2818 Workers’ Parties. 2512 Future of Parliamentary Democracy in India. For the Unity of the Party and the International 2954 Communist Movement. Against Dogmatist The Future of the Constiution. A Critical Disruption, Adventurism & Opportunism. Analysis. 2840 Report on the Ideological Controversy in the International Communist Movement G Approved by the National Council of the G. V. Mavalankar. Father of the Lok Sabha. Communist Party of India. 2461 2874 For the Unity of the World Communist Gandhian Values and 20th Century Challenges Movement. Against Dogmatism and (Two Lectures broadcast from All India Splittism. Draft Report on the Ideological Radio). Patel Memorial Lectures, 1979. Controversy in the International Communist 3026 Movement. Submitted to the Ideological Gandhism and Communism. Principles and Commission of the National Council of the Technique. 3080 Communist Party of India. 2458 Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalaya. 3130 Foreign Capital in India. 2398 Gandhism as a Practical Force and Factor. 2945 Foreign Investments in India. 3072 The General Elections, 1957. A Survey. 2765 44th Constitution Amendment Wipes out The Ghost of Misa. 3118 Democracy, Noble Ideals of Freedom Struggle Humanism & Scientific Temper and GITA. My Research and Interpretation. 2964 Banishes Gandhi from Indian Soil. 3127 Gopal Krishna Gokhale’s Missions Abroad. 2969 Forward to a Mass Socialist Party (The New A Government Without Political Legitimacy. Party Constitution) 1949. 2831 Speech Delivered by Shri L. K. Advani M.P. Forward to the Defence of Kerala and Indian in Parliament on 16-11-90. 2344 Democracy! 2432 Govt. of India–U.N.D.P. Conference on Some Priority Issues of Environmental Protection. Freedom Must Not Stink. 3069 2849 Free India’s First Speaker. 2981 The Great Betrayal. 2318 From Bombay to Delhi. A Reference Book Recording the Proceedings of the Congress Greetings to the Ninth Congress of the Working Committee Meetings, 73rd Plenary Communist Party of India. Cochin, 3 to 10 Session of the Indian National Congress, October 1971. 2553 Bombay; Conference of the Pradesh Growth of Industries in India. 3073 Congress leaders, Delhi; Circular Letters Guidelines of the History of the Communist Issued from the AICC Office, etc. 2260 Party of India. 2568 From Delhi to Patna. Congress Marches Ahead. 2261 H From Freedom to Bondage. Indo-Soviet Treaty Harare Summit of Non-Aligned Movement and and the Indian Sub-Continent. 2846 India. 2293 Full Text of Resolutions adopted by The working The Harold Laski Institute First Decade. A Brief Committee on 10th & 11th September 1949. Report of the Activities of the Institute. 2917 2743 Harold Laski Revisited. The Sixth Annual Fundamental Rights and the Indian Constitution. Lecture. 2890 2938 Has Congress Failed? A Historical Survey of the Years 1918–1939. 3067

105 Heroic Telegana. Reminiscences & India, Pakistan, and China. Economic Growth Experiences. 2564 and Outlook. 2995 High Taxation Leads to Smuggling, Corruption, India And American Aggression on Vietnam. High Cost Economy. 2721 2485 Hindu Law of Succession for the Lay Man. 2760 India and CPSU Congresses. 2653 Hindu Mahasabha its Contribution to India’s India and Federalism. 2878 Politics. 2747 India and Nepal. G. V. Mavalankar Memorial The Historic Telegana Struggle. Some Useful Lecture, 1968. 2934 Lessons from Its Rich Experience. 2548 India and Pakistan. 2833 History of May Day. 2403 India and the Commonwealth. The Laski The Holding Company. 3121 Memorial Lecture, 1959. 2886 Home Rule and the Empire. Being a Lecture India and the Russian Revolution. 2493 delivered at Negapatam on September 23rd, India and the Two Pythons. 2657 1916. New India Political Pamphlets, No. 13. India and the Unecafe Conference. 2384 3064 The India-China Border Dispute and the The Human Condition. 2925 Communist Party of India. Resolutions, The Human Factor in Economic Develoment. Statements and Speeches, 1959–1963. The Seventh Annual Lecture, 1961. 2901 2453 Humanistic Approach to Economic Development India in the Changing World. 3004 (A Swadeshi Alternative). Economic Policy Indian-American Relations. A Current View. Statement, 1992. Our Commitment to 2920 Antyodaya. 2354 The Indian Communists. 2773 Human Nature and Politics. Mavalankar Lecture Series, 1960. 2896 The Indian Constitution and Judiciary. 2727 Human Rights in Democratic Societies. 2736 Indian CP Fights Internal Dissidence, Wants Conference Now (Results of April Plenum of Hundred Years of the Kesari. 3131 National Council of Indian CP). 2462 I Indian Doctrines of Politics. The First Annual Lecture Delivered in the Premabhai Hall on Ideological Debate Summed Up. 2693 22 July 1955. 2868 Ideology and Emergency. 2604 The Indian Drug Industry and Its Future. 2433 Idol of False Promises. Indira Gandhi’s Slogans Indian Economy and the Janata Party Raj. 2624 and Deeds. 2634 Indian Elections. 2400 Ill-Informed Criticisms Against Communist Government Refuted. E. M. S. Replies Indian Muslims. Problems and Trends. 2544 Congress President Dhebar. 3052 Indian National Congress. Report of the General I Met Stalin Twice. 3076 Secretaries, February 1968–March 1969. 2259 Immortal Heroes. Lives of Communist Leaders. 2591 Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries, 1969. 2258 Inaugural Speech by Congress President Shri Rajiv Gandhi and the Centenary Resolve at Indian National Congress. Report of the General Congress Centenary Session, Indira Nagar Secretary. January 1964–December 1964. (Brabourne Stadium) Bombay, December 2256 28, 1985. 2290 Indian National Congress. 73rd Plenary Session Incendiary Hand of the RSS and Jana Sangh at Bombay (26–29 December 1969). Behind Communal Riots. 2517 Presidential Address by Shri Jagjivan Ram. 2769 The Index Fraud. The Story of manipulations, malpractices, arbitrary methods revealed in The Indian National Demand. Being a Summary the computation of consumer price index of the Nehru Reports and the Proceedings numbers for working class. 2307 of the National Convention held in Calcutta, in December 1928. 2753 India. Our Achievements, 1985–1989. 2298

106 Indian Planning and The Planning Commission. J The Laski Memorial Lecture, 1958. 2876 Jai People’s Bangla Desh. 3099 Indian Renaissance. A Marxist Approach. 2666 Jamaat-e-Islami. Spearhead of separatism. The Indian Revolution. Review and 3022 Perspectives. 2530 Janata Bulletin. 2778 The Indian Working Class. Size and Shape. 2308 Janata Politics for Populism. 2301 India’s Food Problem. 2762 John F. Kennedy. 2924 India’s Freedom Struggle and the Communist Joint Declaration by the Communist and Party of India. 2569 Workers Parties of the Arab Countries. 2662 India’s Language Crisis (An Introductory Study). JP Memorial Lectures. 2800 3091 Judicial Appointments. An Analysis of the India’s National Movement. A Short Account. Recent Controversy over the Appointment of 2589 the Chief Justice of India. 3102 India’s New Image and Role in South East Asia. Judiciary and the People. 2738 2949 Judiciary Vis à Vis Parliament and Executive. India’s Path to Socialism. 2487 2730 India’s Relations with Asia and Africa. Laski June 26. New Outlook. 3108 Memorial Lecture, 1964. 2915 Justice on Trial. A Collection of the Historic Indo-American Relations in the Seventies. 2947 Letters between Sri Guruji and the Government (1948–49). 2821 Industrial Projects and Output in India. 2714 Industrial Relations Patterns. U.S.A. and India. K 2897 Kamaraj Plan. Party and the People. 3122 In 1857. 2872 Karakoram Road Dominationistic Conspiracy of Information Document. Draft Political Review China in Kashmir. 2720 Report for the Eleventh Party Congress The Karnataka Bills. 3051 (Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 24–28 Kashmir—a human problem and a moral issue. December 1977) and Critical Notes by S. A. Speech of Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah. Dange & Others. 2621 2775 Insurance Business in India. 2758 Kashmir and Imperialist Intervention. 2401 Integration of Economic Development Plans. The Kashmir Problem. 2867 The Laski Memorial Lecture, 1963. 2910 Keep the Flame Alive. A Thesis by a Group of The Intellectual Evolution of Marx. 2613 Congress Workers. 2764 International Political Economy. A Critical Kerala. Three Years of UF Government Headed Introduction. 2977 by C. Achutha Menon. 2557 International Situation and Problems of World The Kerala Agrarian Relations Bill. An Communist Movement. Adopted by Eighth Interpretation. 2427 Congress of the Communist Party of India. Kerala Congress Muddle. 3087 Karyanandnagar. Patna, 7–15 February Kerala Democratic Front. 2785 1968. 2498 Kerala’s Answer to KPCC Charges. Full Text of International Unity of Communists. 2660 the Kerala Government’s Reply to the In the Crucible of Judgement. 3123 Memorandum Submitted by the KPCC to the Is Communist Unity Possible? 2994 President of the Indian Union. 2435 Israel’s Proxy War for USA. PLO-Lebanese Know PUCL. 2801 Fight Back. 2656 Kutch and Its Economy. 2893 Issues Before The Nation. 2292 L Italian Road to Socialism. Report of Luigi Longo. 2527 Land Policy. 2892 The Land Question. 2302

107 Land Reforms in India. Objectives, Methodology Lok Sabha Election. Resolution of the National and Results. 2942 Council of the Communist Party of India, Language Controversy. Our Solution. 2477 Held in Delhi from 3 to 6 April 1977. 2617 Laski—The Teacher and the Political Scientist Lok Sabha Elections, 1989. Press Comments on with a postcript on “The Dangers of Bharatiya Janata Party. 2339 Democracy in India.” The Laski Memorial Long-Term Dynamics of the Indian National Lecture 1957 Delivered on the occasion of Congress. Presidential Address, Bipan the unveiling Ceremony of Prof. Harold Chandra. Indian History Congress, Forty- Laski’s Portrait at the Harold Laski Institute Sixth Session, 27–29 December 1985. 2986 of Political Science, Ahmedabad. 2875 The Laski Institute. A Brochure Giving a General M Outline of the Nature and Work of the Harold M. S. Golwalkar. Thoughts on Some Current Laski Institute of Political Science, Problems. 2825 Ahmedabad. 2894 Madurai Ideological Stand of the Communist Latter-Day Anarchism. Politics of the American Party (Marxist). Resolutions Adopted by the Beat Generation. 2914 Central Executive Committee of the Law and Order. Whose and for Whom? Speech Communist Party of India. 2494 in Parliament Delivered on 4 July 1967 on Mahatma Gandhi and History. 2513 Home Ministry Demands. 2492 Makhdoom. A Memoir. 2524 Law, Lawyers and Judges. Inaugural Address by Manifesto for an advanced democracy for a The Hon’ble Mr. Justice P. B. socialist France. Adopted by the Central Gajendragadkar on the occasion of the Committee of the French Communist Party Centenary Celebrations of the Advocates’ at its session on 5–6 December 1968 in Association of Western India. 2245 Champigny-sur-Marne. 2520 Left Parties Call for Joint Struggle for People’s Manifesto of National Socialist Congress. 2797 Demands. 2573 Many Faces of Communalism. 2857 Lenin and India. 3098 Marxism and Its Application to Indian Letter to Fraternal Communist and Workers’ Conditions. 2973 Parties on the Situation in Bangladesh. Marxism and the General Crisis of Capitalism. From the Communist Party of East Pakistan 2378 (Bangla Desh). 2369 Marxism and the Role of the Working Class in Let Us Defend Independency. Article of the India. 2650 Rodong Sinmun, August 12, 1966. 2490 Marxist Glossary (Third Revised Edition). 3082 Liberalism and the Modernization of India. An Interpretation. 2921 Marx, Marshall and Keynes. 2862 Liberty in the Modern State. The Ninth Annual Mass Media and Communal and Ethnic Lecture, 1963. 2916 Tensions. 3001 Liberty Versus Equality. Rebala Lakshminarasa Media Under Janata Rule. 2299 Reddy Endowment Lectures. Delivered by Menace of Multinationals. 2614 O. Chinappa Reddy, Judge, Supreme Court Menace on Northern Border. Text of a speech of India, New Delhi, on Saturday, the 22nd delivered in the Lok Sabha on Sept. 12, March 1986 at Sri Venkateswara University. 1959. 2777 3002 Menacing Multinationals in India. 2740 Lid Off Anhdra Anti-Communism. 2371 Middle Classes in India. 3056 Life as Revealed in Drama. Shri Pranlal Midterm Poll to 7th Lok Sabha. Speakers’ Devkaran Nanjee Memorial Lecture. Handbook. Vote for CPI. Vote for Left and Seventh Lecture. 3095 Democratic Unity. 2641 Limits of Central Governments Discretion in Milestones in Friendly Co-operation. Twenty Appointment of Chief Justice and Judges of Years of Indo-Soviet Diplomatic Relations. Supreme Court and High Court. 2367 3020 List of Members of All India Congress Ministerial Accountability. 3114 Committee for 1964–1965. 2766

108 The Missed Opportunity. The Central Budget Netaji Subhas. Valiant Son of India. 2276 1967–68. 2844 The New Line and the Dogmatists. A Critique of The Modern and the Contemporary in Life and the Chinese Position in the World Literature. 2950 Communist Debate on Problems of Monetary Impact of P. L. 480 Finance. 2932 Marxism-Leninism. 2459 “Mulki Tangle” in Andhra Pradesh. The New Model for Governmental Administration of Communist Approach. 2546 Industry. 3103 Murder of Truth. Anti-CPI Barrage Exposed. New Situation and Our Tasks. Speech by Ajoy 2605 Ghosh as Amended and Adopted by the Muslim Minority and the Communist Party. 2592 Sixth Congress of the Communist Party of India, Vijayawada, 7–16 April 1961. 2441 Must She Resign? 2295 The New 20 Point Programme. 3027 My Meetings with Bhagat Singh and on Other Early Revolutionaries. 2599 New 20-point Programme in Maharashtra. 3055 Nicaragua. A Revolutionary Decade. 2674 N Non-violence, War and Peace. G. V. Mavalankar National Bourgeoisie and the Development of Memorial Lecture, 1963. 2913 State Capitalism. 2449 A Note on Sino-Tibetan Relations. 2852 National Campaign to Hold Price Line. 2618 A Note on the Programme of the CPI. 2457 National Committee for Review of the Notes on the History of Communist Party of the Constitution. Interim Report. 3113 Soviet Union, 1890–1924. 2682 National Democratic Front for National Not “People’s Raj” but Police Raj. S. A. Dange Democratic Tasks. Political Resolution Indicts Bombay Govt. 2375 Adopted by the Sixth Congress of the Communist Party of India, Vijayawada, 7–16 O April 1961. 2448 The Office of the Speaker. 2983 Nationalisation of Banking Monopolies. An The Ombudsman in India. 2974 Urgent Task. 3124 Once More on the Historical Experience of the Nationalism, Democracy and Social Change. Dictatorship of the Proletariat. An Appraisal 2320 of the Fundamental Course of Revolution National Liberation Struggle in Southern Africa. and Construction in the Soviet Union, Of 2623 Stalin’s Merits and Mistakes, Of the Struggle Nationwide Demand for Postponement of Against Dogmatism and Revisionism and of Constitution Amendment Bill. 3109 the Basis of International Solidarity of the Naxalism. Ideology of Violence. 3034 Proletariat of All Lands. 3063 Need for a National Alternative. 3045 On Employees’ State Insurance Scheme. 3079 Nehru and International Political Modernization. On Mahatma Gandhi’s Birth Centenary. 2514 A View from the Seventies. 2958 On Marx’s Teachings. 2707 The Nehru Five Year Plan. 2390 On Organisation. 2406 Nehru Govt. Declares War against Toilers. On Our Programme. C. P. I. Discussion Communist Party Attacked as People’s Pamphlet No. 1. 2389 Vanguard. Defeat the Capitalist-Landlord On the Agrarian Question in India. 2386 Offensive. 2377 On the Agrarian Question in India. 2399 The Nehru Legacy. A Symposium. 3092 On the British Communist Party’s Policy. Nehru’s Internal Impact on India as Prime Correspondence Between the Central Minister. Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Committees of the Australian and British Lecture, 1989. Delivered by Dr. Shanker Communist Parties. 2385 Dayal Sharmar at Union Society Building, On the General Election of March 1971. Trinity College, Cambridge, 13 November Resolutions and Review Report of the 1989. 3038 National Council of the Communist Party of Neither Janata Nor Congress But a Left- India. New Delhi, 23 to 28 April 1971. 2536 Democratic National Alternative. 2639

109 On the Indian Trade Union Movement. Reports Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; to a Convention of Communist Party Resolution Adopted by National Executive; Members working in the Trade Union Condolence Resolutions; Reports; Interim Movement, Calcutta, May 20–22, 1952. Report. Calcutta Corporation Election 2396 17.6.1990, Present Condition in Tamilnadu. On the Move. 2813 National Executive Meeting, July 21–23, On the Revisionist Disruption of the A. I. T. U. C. 1990, Madras Tamilnadu. 2345 Correspondence between CPI (M) and Right Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; Communist Party. 2698 Resolutions. National Executive Meeting, On the 20th Congress of the CPSU. 2420 New Delhi, December 1–2, 1989. 2341 Opening Remarks by Shri A. B. Vajpayee; Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; Resolutions by National Executive. National Resolutions Adopted by National Executive. Executive Meeting, New Delhi, 4–6 January National Executive Meeting, October 7–9, 1985. 2327 1988, Ahmedabad (Gujarat). 2335 Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; Opening Remarks by Shri Murli Manohar Joshi; Condolence Resolution; Press Note; Resolution Adopted by the National Resolution on Regional Imbalance in Executive; Condolence; Political. National Jammu and Kashmir. National Executive, Executive Meeting, New Delhi, 16 and 17 October 17–19, 1986, Jammu (J. & K.). March, 25 and 26 May and 20 and 21 June, 2330 1991. 2349 Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; Opening Remarks of Shri L. K. Advani at the Condolence Resolution; Resolutions National Executive Meeting at Jaipur; Adopted by National Executive; Resolutions passed at the Jaipur National Amendments to BJP Constitution Adopted. Executive Meeting. National Executive National Executive Meeting, Udaipur Meeting, 31 July, 1 August 1993, Jaipur. (Rajasthan), March 3–5, 1989. 2340 2361 Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; Organisational Report. Adopted by Eighth Condolence Resolution; Resolutions Congress of the Communist Party of India. Adopted by National Executive; Atalji Karyanandnagar. Patna, 7–15 February Welcomed; Report Presented to the 1968. 2499 National Executive. National Executive Organisational Report and Resolution on Party Meeting, July 24–26, 1987, Sansadia Organisation. Adopted by Ninth Congress of Soudha, New Delhi. 2334 the Communist Party of India. Ghatenagar, Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; Cochin, 3–10 October 1971. 2537 Condolence Resolution; Resolutions Organisation Report. Adopted by the Eleventh Adopted by National Executive; Reports Congress of the Communist Party of India. presented to the National Executive. Bhaka Nagar, Bhatinda. 31 March to 7 April National Executive Meeting, Calcutta, West 1978. 2627 Bengal, April 6–8, 1990. 2342 Organisation Report. Adopted by the XIV Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani. Congress of the Communist Party of India, Condolence Resolutions; Resolution Calcutta, March 6–12, 1989. 2676 Adopted by National Executive. National Organisation Report and Amendments to Party Executive Meeting, New Delhi, 17 October Constitution. Adopted by the All India Party and 9, 10 November 1990. 2343 Organisation Conference, September 24 to Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani; 26, 1986 and by the National Council of CPI, Resolution Adopted by National Executive; September 27–28, 1986. 2667 Condolence; Resolution Adopted in Plenary Origins of Trade Union Movement in India. 2309 Session. National Executive Meeting, Our Culture. 2362 Plenary Session 31 January 1991 and 1, 2, Our Democratic Project. 2642 and 3 February, 1991, Jaipur (Rajasthan). 2347 Our Doc. Tributes to Comrade Gangadhar Adhikari on his Seventieth birthday. 2509 Our Lord, the Leader. Some Reflections on Ganeshopanishad. 2980

110 Our Parliamentary Progress [Four Lok Sabhas, Peasants Meet at Moga. 2408 1952–1970]. 2943 People’s Health. 2835 Our Tasks Among the Peasant Masses. The People’s March to Delhi. 2565 Resolution Adopted by the Central People’s Union For Civil Liberties. Constitution. Committee of the Communist Party of India, 2802 April 1954. 2410 People’s Union For Civil Liberties Our Tasks on Party Organisation. Adopted by Correspondence and Charter of Demands. the Central Committee of the Communist 2803 Party of India (Marxist), At Its Calicut Session, October 28 to November 2, 1967. People’s Victory—Second Phase. (An Analysis 2495 of the 1972 General Election to State Assemblies). 2268 Our Unshakable Commitment to Democracy, Socialism and Secularism. (Some Important Personal Behavior. 2759 Speeches of Rajiv Gandhi). 3028 Perspectives on the National Emergency. 2998 Our Views on E. M. S. Namboodiripad’s Critique A Phase of the India Struggle. How the Indian of Draft Programme. 2466 Constitution Works. 3039 An Outline of the History of the A.I.T.U.C. 2306 The Pilgrimage and After. The Story of How Out of the Clouds, Toward New Tasks. Prime Congress Fought and Won the General Minister’s Broadcast to the Nation on April 4, Elections. Foreword by Gulzarilal Nanda. 1977. 3023 Introduction by R. R. Diwakar. 2252 The Place and Purpose of History in Our P Education. 2907 Pakistan. Policies that Led to Break-up. 2545 Planned Underground Organization. Communist Pakistan Military Dictatorship Exposed. Activity in Bombay State—1. 3040 Statement in Front of Military Tribunal by Planning & States’ Rights. 3046 Jam Saqi, Member, Central Committee, A Plea for Ideological Clarity. 2763 Communist Party of Pakistan. 2654 Points to Ponder. Some Constitutional Issues. Pakistan Politics. 2515 3059 Parliamentary Democracy in India. A Polarise or Perish. Indian Politics after the 1967 Symposium. 2871 Elections and the need for Polarisation. Parliament Can Amend Constitution. 3111 2737 Parliament is Supreme. Excerpts from the Police in A Welfare State. Foreword by Sri N. C. speech of Union Minister of Law, Justice, Chatterjee. 3117 and Company Affairs, Shri H. R. Gokhale, Policy of Peace versus Doctrines of War. 2645 while moving the Constitution (Forty-fourth Policy Statement. 2829 Amendment) Bill, 1976 for consideration in Policy Statement. (Adopted by the Second Rajya Sabha on November 4, 1976. 3009 National Conference of the Praja Socialist Parliament, Planning and the Law. The G. V. Party held at Gaya, 26–30 December 1955). Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1980. 2962 2809 Parties of Right-Reaction. 2582 Political and Economic Implications of Our The Partition and Freedom of India. Address Constitution. 2879 delivered on the Fifth Foundation Day of the Political Report. Adopted by Eighth Congress of Indian School of International Studies, New the Communist Party of India. Delhi. 2989 Karyanandnagar. Patna, 7–15 February Party Education Series. Grade I Course. 2542 1968. 2500 Party Education Series. Preliminary Course. Political Resolution. Adopted at the Fourth 2543 Congress of the Communist Party of India. Party Politics in India. 2905 Palghat, April 19–29, 1956. 2421 The Peasant in National Economic Construction. Political Resolution. Adopted by Eighth 2407 Congress of the Communist Party of India. Peasant Question in Kerala. 2388 Karyanandnagar. Patna, 7–15 February 1968. 2501

111 Political Resolution. Adopted by the Eleventh The Present Political Situation. Resolution of the Congress of the Communist Party of India. National Council of the Communist Party of Bhaka Nagar, Bhatinda. 31 March to 7 April India. Hyderabad, June 9–15, 1966. 2481 1978. 2628 The Present System. Its Central Point of Rot Political Resolution. Adopted by the XIV and Resurgence. The G. V. Mavalankar Congress of the Communist Party of India, Memorial Lecture, 1981. 2963 Calcutta, March 6–12, 1989. 2677 Preserving India and Indianness. (Some Political Resolution. Adopted by the Tenth Important Speeches of Smt. Indira Gandhi). Congress of the Communist Party of India. 3029 Bhowanisennagar, Vijayawada, 27 January Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, to 2 February 1975. 2593 Seventy-first Session. January 1968. 2768 Political Resolution. Draft by 21 members of the Presidential Address. 3rd Annual Session, National Council. Sixth Congress of the Bharatya Jana Sangh. Jodhpur, December Communist Party of India. Vijayawada, April 30th, 1954. 2314 7 to 16, 1961. 2442 Presidential Address by Acharya Narendra Political Resolution. Third Congress of the Deva. The Praja Socialist Party. Second Communist Party of India, Madurai, National Conference. Gaya, December 26, December 27, 1953 to January 4, 1954. 1955. 2808 2412 Presidential Address by Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi Political Review Report. Adopted by the at the 5th National Convention, Jaipur, Eleventh Congress of the Communist Party 1 February 1991. 2348 of India. Bhaka Nagar, Bhatinda. 31 March Presidential Address by L. K. Advani. 9th to 7 April 1978. 2629 National Council Session, Vijayawada Political Role of the Army in Developing (Andrha Pradesh), January 2–4, 1987. 2333 Countries. 2574 Presidential Address by L. K. Advani. Plenary Political Scene in Karnataka. 2296 Session, Ekatmata Nagar (Indraprashtha Political Thesis of the Communist Party of India. Stadium) New Delhi, May 9, 1986. 2331 Passed by the Second Congress at Presidential Address by Shri L. K. Advani. Calcutta, February 28–March 6, 1948. 2380 Bharatiya Janata Party, National Council Political Thesis of the Communist Party of India. Session, 18–20 June 1993, Bangalore. 2358 Passed by the Second Congress at Presidential Address of Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Calcutta. Feb. 28–March 6, 1948. 2381 Bharatiya Janata Party, Fifth National Politics and Economics in India’s Five Year Council Session, Indore (M.P.), 6, 7, and 8 Plans. 2912 January 1984. 2324 Politics for the People. 2781 Presidential Address of Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi; Politics of Jamaat-E-Islami-E-Hind. 2570 Opening Remarks by Dr. Murli Manohar Poll Reforms. The Battle Must Continue. 2336 Joshi. National Executive Meeting, Thiruvanathapuram (KERALA), September Population Explosion. Most Serious Threat and 28–30, 1991. 2346 Action Plan. 3115 Presidential Remarks by Dr. Murli Manohar Portrait of a Revolutionary. Senapati Bapat. The Joshi. National Executive Council Meeting, Senapati Bapat Birth-Centenary Lecture. 13–15 March 1992, Sarnath (Varanasi) U.P. 2965 2350 Poverty, Environment and Development. 2858 Press and Politics. The G. V. Mavalankar Praja Socialist Party Ninth National Conference. Memorial Lecture 1982. 2968 December 30–31, 1967; January 1, 1968. The Press and the Parliamentary Privileges. Kanpur. General Secretary’s Report. 2814 2918 Preparing the Political Parties for the Prices and Production. 2836 Constitution. 3043 The Prime Minister on Constitution (Forty-fourth The Present Explosive Situation and the Way Amendment) Bill 1976. 2288 Out. 2955

112 Principles of Party Organization. Thesis on the Programme of the Communist Party of India. Organization and Structure of the Adopted by Eighth Congress of the Communist Parties adopted at the 3rd Communist Party of India. Karyanandnagar. Congress of the Communist International in Patna, 7–15 February 1968. 2502 1921, Together with the Statutes of the Programme of the Communist Party of India. Communist International. 2686 Adopted by Eighth Congress of the Problems of Economic Development in Afro- Communist Party of India. Karyanandnagar. Asian Countries. Presented to the Second Patna, 7–15 February 1968. 2503 Conference of Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity Programme of the Communist Party of India. (Conakry, April 11–15, 1960). 2805 Adopted by the All India Party Conference. Problems of India’s Agrarian Sector. 2528 October 1951. 2394 Problems of Public Administration. 2923 Programme of the Communist Party of India. Problems of Secularism. Seminar Papers and Adopted by the Seventh Congress of the Report. 2939 Communist Party of India. Calcutta, Oct. 31– Problems of Unorganised Workers in Nov. 7, 1964. 2482 ‘Agriculture Sector’. 2675 Programme of the Communist Party of India. Problems that Urbanisation Poses. 2887 Adopted by the Third Party Congress. Madurai, December 27, 1953 to January 4, Proceedings of the 4th All India Whips 1954. 2411 Conference, 1962. 3010 The Programme of the Communist Party of Proceedings of the Fifth All India Whips India. As Adopted by the Seventh Congress Conference, 1966. 3011 of the Communist Party of India. Bombay, Proceedings of the Sixth All India Whips 13–23 December 1964. 2476 Conference, 1967. 3012 Progress of Land Reform. A Critical Review. Proceedings of the Seventh All India Whips 2438 Conference, 1969. 3013 Proletarian Internationalism. 2680 Proceedings of the Eighth All India Whips Promises. How Many Fulfilled? 2780 Conference, 1972. 3014 Proposals of the National Council for Proceedings of the Ninth All India Whips’ Amendments to the Constitution of India. Conference, Shimla, 1983. 3015 Adopted by the National Council of the Proceedings of the Tenth All India Whips’ Communist Party of India (Trivandrum, 7 to Conference, New Delhi, 1988. 3036 11 February 1976). 2610 Proceedings of the Seventh Congress of the Proposed Amendments to the Constitution of Communist Party of India. Documents. India by the Committee Appointed by the Bombay, 13–23 December 1964. 2473 Congress President Shri D. K. Borooah on Proceedings of the Seventh Congress of the February 26, 1976. 2285 Communist Party of India. Volume III, Proposed Amendments to the Constitution of Discussions. Bombay, 13–23 December India by the Committee Appointed by the 1964. 2478 Congress President Shri D. K. Borooah on Programme. 2830 February 26, 1976. 2286 Programme. Adopted at the Seventh Congress. Prospects and Potentialities in Gujarat During Calcutta, Oct. 31 to Nov. 7, 1964. 2687 the Seventies. 2946 Programme. Adopted at the Seventh Congress Public Distribution System. AICC Central of the Communist Party of India at Calcutta, Training Camp. NARORA, November 22– October 31 to November 7, 1964. 24, 1974. 2282 Statement of Policy. Adopted at the All India Public Sector, An Overview. 2297 Conference of the Communist Party of India Punishment for Free Opinions. 2948 1951. 2699 Punjab. 16 Martyrs of CPI. They Gave Their The Programme Explained. 2688 Lives for Communal Amity and National Integrity. 2665 Punjab Problem. State Executive Resolutions. 15.5.1981 to 3.2.1984. 2326

113 The Pursuit of Plenty. The Sino-Indian Economic Report and Resolutions. Adopted by the Race. 3084 National Council of the Communist Party of India. Hyderabad, 4–8 August 1976. 2608 Q Report and Resolutions. Adopted by the The Quest for Education. 3089 National Council of the Communist Party of The Question Hour. The Fourteenth Annual India. New Delhi, 29 October to 2 November Lecture. 2933 1978. 2630 Report and Resolutions. Adopted by the R National Council of the Communist Party of Rabindranath Tagore and Universal Humanism. India (Trivandrum, 7 to 11 February 1976). 2842 2607 Race Relations in South Africa. 2941 Report and Resolutions. National Council of the Rajani Palme Dutt on Empire and Communist Party of India. Vijayawada, Commonwealth. 3116 October 23–25, 1980. 2646 Rajiv Gandhi. An Introduction. 2782 Report and Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. Ramjanma Bhoomi. 2337 New Delhi, April 6 to 9, 1987. 2670 Ramnath Goenka. A Fraud on Indian Press, Report and Resolutions Adopted by the National Politics and People. 3120 Council of the Communist Party of India. Rationality of Development Planning. 2987 New Delhi, 26 to 29 July, 1987. 2669 Real Face of JP’s ‘Total Revolution’. 2571 Report and Resolutions Adopted by the National Real Face of the Right Communists. 2576 Council of the Communist Party of India. Recent Developments in the Law of the Sea. New Delhi, October 12 to 15, 1988. 2672 2961 Report and Resolutions of the National Council Recognize Kampuchea. 2679 of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, Red Challenge in India. 2860 23–26 March 1974. 2575 Reflections on a New Kind of Revolution. 2931 Report & Resolutions of the Meeting of the Central Executive Committee of the The Reform of the Judiciary. 2729 Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 24–27 Reforms in Higher Judiciary and Law October 1976. 2606 Commission Questionnaire. Report of the Report & Resolutions of the National Council of National Convention held at Madras, March the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 1982. 2855 29 March–1 April 1973. 2566 Relations of the Party with Government in Report of General Secretary to the Seventh All Parliamentary Democracy Under Our India Conference of Bharatiya Mazdoor Constitution. 3097 Sangh. Hyderabad, 9–11 January 1984. Relevance of Gandhism. 2937 2364 The Relevance of JP Today. 3047 Report of Sub-committee on Democracy and Reply from Prison. 2683 Socialism. 2767 Report & Resolution. On the International Report of the Congress Party in Parliament of Situation, the World Communist Movement India for 1952–1953. 2715 and the Tasks of the Communist Party of Report of the Congress Planning Sub- India. Adopted by the Ninth Congress of the committee. 2253 Communist Party of India. Ghatenagar, Report of the Fourth National Conference of the Cochin, 3–10 October 1971. 2538 Praja Socialist Party. Poona, May 25–28, Report and Resolution on Organisation. Adopted 1958. 2811 by the Salkia Plenum, December 27–31, Report of the General Secretaries. February 1978. 2706 1966–January 1968. 2257 Report and Resolutions. Adopted by National Report of the General Secretaries. (December Council of the Communist Party of India. 1969–May 1970). 2262 New Delhi, 1–8 August 1968. 2505 Report of the General Secretaries. (June 1970– September 1971). 2265

114 Report of the General Secretaries. (June 1972– Resolutions. Adopted by Eighth Congress of the August 1973). 2274 Communist Party of India. Karyanandnagar. Report of the General Secretaries. (September Patna, 7–15 February 1968. 2504 1973–June 1974). 2278 Resolutions. Adopted by the Central Committee Report of the Linguistic Provinces Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) at appointed by the Jaipur Congress (Dec. its Meeting in Jaipur (Rajasthan) from 1948). 2756 August 7 to 11, 1968. 2694 Report of the Ooty Seminar (May 30–June 5, Resolutions. Assault on Democracy. Drought 1959). 2254 Situation. Political Situation. Economic Report of the Third National Conference of the Situation. Statement on International Praja Socialist Party. Bangalore, November Situation. National Executive Meeting, 25–28, 1956. 2810 August 28–30, 1982, Bangalore (Karnataka). 2322 Report on International Developments. Adopted by the Eleventh Congress of the Communist Resolutions. Budget and Economic Situation, Party of India. Bhaka Nagar, Bhatinda. Corruption, Call for South Asia Summit, 31 March to 7 April 1978. 2631 Assault on Local Democracy. National Executive, March 31–April 2, 1984, Report on the All India Padayatra Campaign and Ahmedabad. 2323 Other Resolutions. Adopted by the Central Executive Committee of the Communist Resolutions. National Executive; National Party of India in Its Meeting Held in Madras, Council. National Executive Meeting 4–5 18 to 21 June 1976. 2609 January 1984; National Council Session, 6– 8 January 1984, Indore (M.P.). 2325 Reports & Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. Resolutions. Political Resolution On Party New Delhi, 12 to 15 July 1980. 2647 Organization On the International Situation, the World Communist Movement and the Report to the All India Congress Committee. Tasks of the CPI. Adopted by the Ninth 2251 Congress of the Communist Party of India. Resolution As Adopted by National Executive; Ghatenagar, Cochin, 3–10 October 1971. As Adopted by National Council; Action 2539 Plan; Press Release; Report on Drought Resolutions. Seventh Annual Conference. Situation. National Executive Meeting, Patna, March 6–10, 1949. 2832 October 8–9, 1985; National Council Meeting, October 10, 1985; National Study Resolutions Adopted at the National Council Camp, October 11–13, 1985, Gandhi Nagar Meeting. National Executive Meeting 30 (Gujarat). 2329 April and 1 May 1992; National Council Meeting, Gandhi Nagar (Gujarat), 1–3 May Resolution of the Central Committee of the 1992. 2351 Communist Party of Czechoslovakia. 2510 Resolutions Adopted at the National Council Resolution on Splitters and Other Documents of Meeting. National Executive Meeting 16–17 the National Council of the Communist Party June 1993; National Council Meeting, 18–20 of India. New Delhi, April 10–15, 1964. 2463 June 1993, Sankalp Nagar, Bangalore Resolution on the Present Political Situation. (Karnataka). 2360 (The following Resolution was adopted by Resolutions Adopted at the National Executive the National Council of the Communist Party Meeting. National Executive Meeting held at of India at its meeting held in February 1961. Bhopal, 22–24 August 1992. 2352 It will be placed before the forthcoming Congress of Our Party as the Draft of the Resolutions Adopted by the Central Executive National Council. All units of the Party Committee of the Communist Party of India. should discuss the Resolution and send New Delhi, 6 to 11 July 1965. 2474 their comments and suggestions to the Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of office of the National Council.) 2443 the Communist Party of India. Hyderabad, Resolutions. Adopted at the Seventh Congress. June 9 to 15, 1966. 2484 Oct. 31 to Nov. 7, 1964. Calcutta. 2470 Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 7– 15 January 1966. 2483

115 Resolutions Adopted by the National Executive Resolutions of the National Council of the Meeting at New Delhi and Opening Remarks Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 19–24 of Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi at the National August 1965. 2475 Executive Meeting at Calcutta; Resolution Resolutions of the National Council of the passed at the Calcutta National Executive Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 1 to 5 Meeting. National Executive Meeting held on October 1970. 2533 27 Feb. 1993, New Delhi; National Resolutions of the Tenali Convention of the Executive Meeting held on 10–12 April Communist Party of India (Held on July 7 to 1993, Calcutta. 2359 11, 1964). 2469 Resolutions and Decisions of the National Resolutions Passed by the All India Congress Council of the Communist Party of India. Committee, 9 and 10 May 1955. 2757 New Delhi, 7–17 June 1964. 2464 Resolutions Passed by The All India Working Resolutions and Report. Adopted by the Committee. Rajahmundry (Andhra), Sept. National Council of the Communist Party of 29, 30 & Oct. 1, 1962 & Emergent Meeting. India (New Delhi, 25 to 28 August 1975). Delhi, Oct. 31 & Nov. 1, 1962. 2316 2594 Resolutions Passed in the AICC Meeting held Resolutions and Report of the National Council on 6th and 7th December, 1980 in New of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, Delhi. 2770 8 to 13 May 1970. 2532 Review of Fourth General Election. Adopted by Resolutions & Reports Adopted by the National the National Council of Communist Party of Council of the Communist Party of India. India. 2491 New Delhi, 1–4 September 1973. 2567 Review of Midterm Elections and Our Tasks and Resolutions of the Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha Resolutions. Adopted by the National and the Working Committee. Varanasi, Nov. Council of the Communist Party of India. 12–15, 1961. 2315 New Delhi, 5–12 April 1969. 2518 Resolutions of the Central Committee of the Review of National and International Communist Party of India. Adopted at its Developments and Our Party’s Activities meeting in Bombay, March, 1953. 2404 Since XIII Party Congress (Patna, 1986). Resolutions of the Central Executive Committee Report Adopted by the XIV Congress of the of the National Council of the Communist Communist Party of India, Calcutta, March 6 Party of India. New Delhi, 14–17 September to 12, 1989. 2678 1963. 2455 Review of National and International Resolutions of the Eleventh Annual Session. Developments since the Varanasi Party Ahmedabad, Dec. 28–30, 1963 and Working Congress. Adopted by the XIII Congress of Committee, New Delhi, March 1–2, 1964. the CPI at Patna, March 12–17, 1986. 2668 2317 Review of the Armed Struggle in Srikakulam Resolutions of the National Council of Region. (Unanimously passed in Regional Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 24–28 Plenum on 18th Aug. 72). 2701 August 1972. 2554 Revolt in Bihar. A Study of the August 1965 Resolutions of the National Council of Uprising. 3090 Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 9–12 The Road Ahead. 2755 July 1977. 2619 The Role and Responsibilities of the Princes in Resolutions of the National Council of the Republican India. 2940 Communist Party of India, Hyderabad, 14– 20 August 1962. 2450 The Role of a Private Member of Parliament. 2979 Resolutions of the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, The Role of Broadcasting in International Affairs. 26 June–3 July 1963. 2454 The Third Annual Lecture, 1957. 2877 Resolutions of the National Council of the The Role of Governors. Report of the Committee Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 5–11 of Governors (1971). 3037 April 1965. 2479 The Role of Judiciary in Parliamentary Democracy. 2726

116 The Role of the University Teacher in a The Sino-Indian Conflict. The Motives and Changing Society. 2904 Moves in China’s Aggression. 3086 RSS. The Guilty. Jamshedpur Riot Inquiry Sino-Indian Relations and Communists. 2993 Commission Findings. 2655 Social and Political Change. The Challenge to RSS. A Secret Para Military Organisation. 3033 and Response of Political Science in India. RSS. Bulwark of militant Communalism. 3032 2930 RSS. Double-talk Exposed. 2636 Social and Political Thought of Sarvodaya. 2909 RSS. Indian version of Fascism. 3021 Socialism and Development. Recent RSS. In its own mirror. 3031 Experience. 2578 RSS. Reaction’s Sword Arm. 3132 Socialism and India. 1832–1917. 3112 RSS. Spearheading National Renaissance. Socialism at the Grassroots. The 2824 Memorial Lecture delivered in New Delhi, September 12, 1975. 2279 RSS. The National Urge. 2820 Socialism Reconsidered. 3068 RSS and Jana Sangh. A Menace to the Unity, Integrity, Secular Democratic Set-up and A Socialist Alternative. PSP Election Manifesto Progress of our Motherland. 2516 1967. 2812 The RSS Constitution. 2826 The Socialist Party. Its Rejection of Marxism. 2789 Rural Poor and the New Programme. 2588 Social Responsibilities of Business. 2733 The Russian Revolution. 2997 Some Aspects of Economic Development. Three S Lectures by Maurice Dobb. 2861 S. V. Ghate. Our First General Secretary. 2540 Some Aspects of Economic Growth in Underdeveloped Countries. 2869 Saboteurs of Land Reforms? [Secret Confidential letter dated February 1, 1966 Some Aspects of the Agrarian Question. addressed to Late Shri K. Kamraj Nadar, Resolution adopted by the National Council former President, AICC.] 2304 of the Communist Party of India, 8–13 October 1958. 2429 SADR. Blossoms in the Desert. Saharawi People Fight For Freedom. 2673 Some Comments on Constitutional Changes. 2611 Sarvodaya and Communism. 2428 Some Economic Aspects and Problems of Science and the Community. G. V. Mavalankar Under-Developed Countries. 2723 Memorial Lecture, 1965. 2919 Some Forms of Transition from Capitalism to Second Five Year Plan. A Critique. 2423 Socialism. With an Introduction by Ajoy Secularism. The Indian Concept. 2353 Ghosh. 2419 Security of Developing Countries. The Laski Some Problems Concerning the Agrarian Memorial Lecture, 1965. 2927 Movement and Our Tasks. Adopted by the Self-Confession. White Paper on the Communist National Council of the Communist Party of Party of India’s Position in Delhi State. 2793 India, New Delhi, 1–5 April 1975. 2595 The Shah Commission Final Report. General Some Questions Concerning Marxism and the Observations. 3024 Peasantry. 2659 Shri D. K. Borooah, President, Indian National Some Questions of Party Policy. For Party Congress, on Constitution (Forty-fourth Members Only. Fourth Party Congress Amendment) Bill 1976. 2289 Document No. 4. 2414 Shri Guruji on the Muslim Problem. Dr. Jeelany’s Some Thoughts on Student Unrest. G. V. Interview with Shri M. S. Golwalkar. 2823 Mavalankar Memorial Lecture, 1966. 2922 Significance of State Farming for Agricultural Some Thoughts on the Problem of National Development and Its Practical Possibilities Integration. The Laski Memorial Lecture, in India. 2471 1961. 2906 Sikkim. Retrospects and Prospects. 3101 Soviet Scholars on Mohandas Karamchand Sind Provincial Congress Committee. Circular Gandhi. M. K. Gandhi’s Views and Activities Letter, 16th December 1947. 2827 as They are Studied in the USSR. 3062

117 Speaker’s Handbook. New Age Supplement. T February 6, 1972. 2556 Tashkent. An Episode or An Epitome? 2991 Speeches of Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Swamy Chinmayanand, Shri Lal Krishan Advani on Tasks Before the New State of Gujarat. 2898 Ayodhya Issue. 2355 Tasks on Trade Union Front. Resolution of the Stability of the Indian Rupee. A Review of the Central Committee, Communist Party of Foreign Exchange Situation. 2885 India (Marxist), April 1967. 2444 Statement issued by the National Integration Taxes in 1979 Union Budget. The Rationale. Conference (September–October, 1961). 3025 3030 Technological Progress and Economic Statement of Policy. 2806 Development. Three Lectures by J. B. Condliffe. 3071 Statement of Policy of The Communist Party of India. 2395 Ten Glorious Years of Kerala UF Government. In the Service of People. 2637 Statement of Principles. 2839 The Terms of Reference of the Ninth Finance Statement of the Polit Bureau of the Communist Commission. A Correct Approach. 3048 Party of India (Marxist) on the Ninth Congress of the Communist Party of China. Text of Resolution on “Political” and “Economic” 3135 Situation (as adopted by the Congress Working Committee on April 17, 1973). 2272 Statement on the post-election situation. Adopted by the Central Committee of the Text of Resolutions on Economic Policy and Communist Party of India (Marxist) at its Political Situation. Adopted at (i) the 73rd Meeting in New Delhi on March 26–27, ’77. Plenary Session of the Indian National 2704 Congress, Bombay, December 28–29, 1969; (ii) the All India Congress Committee State of Population in India. Presented at the Meeting, Delhi, June 13–15, 1970; (iii) the First Asian Conference of Parliamentarians All India Congress Committee Meeting, on Population and Development, Beijing. Patna, October 13–14, 1970; (iv) the All Oct. 27–30, 1981. 2752 India Congress Committee Meeting, State Regulation of Industrial Disputes in India. Gandhinagar, October 9–10, 1972. 2271 Suggestions for Reform. The Laski Memorial Theories and Practice of the Socialist Party of Lecture, 1968. 2935 India. 2397 Statistical Handbook 1973. 2560 Theses for the Eighth Congress of the Storm over Hyderabad. 3070 Portuguese Communist Party. 2620 Strong States Are Imperative For a Powerful They Gave Their Lives for the Cause (Profiles of Centre. Speech Made by Shri Ramakrishna Communists). 3000 Hedge, Chief Minister of Karnataka in New Thoughts on Parliamentary Procedure. 2956 Delhi on 16th September 1985. 3042 Thoughts on the American Presidential System The Struggle for Building a Mass Communist and its Relevance to India. 2967 Party. 2603 Threat to Party Unity. How to Avert it? Text of a Student-Services in the Universities. 2952 Document by M. Basavapunniah and Student Upsurge and Indian Revolution. 2310 Sixteen Other Members of the National Studies in Indian Monopolies. 2531 Council with a Reply by S. A. Dange, A Study of the Communist Movement in the Chairman, CPI. 2456 Punjab. 3077 Tiller Gets Land in Kerala. 2526 Subversion of Parliamentary Democracy in West Time Management. 2728 Bengal. 2710 Tomorrow’s Concerns. 3016 The Swatantra Party. Its Real Character and Towards A Debt Free India. 2356 Designs. 2828 Towards Socialism (A Compilation). 2712 Swatantra Party. Executive Committees and Towards Socialist Unity. 2936 Councils at National, State/Regional Levels (1970–1972). 2845 Traitors to the Cause. White Paper on the Communist Party of India’s Position in India- Swatantra Party. Souvenir, 1961. 2843 China Border Dispute. 2792

118 Triumph of Angola. 2598 Vishwa Hindu Parishad. The RSS Broad Outfit True Picture of the Situation in Kerala (A for Spreading Militant Aggressive Hindu Rejoinder). 2786 Communal Poison. 2661 Truth About British Socialism. 2376 Volunteer Organisation. Being A Collection of The Truth about CPM. A Critique of the Resolutions Passed by the Congress, Ideological-Political Line of the Communist A.I.C.C. and Working Committee since 1917 Party of India (Marxist). 2549 and connected matter. 2250 The Truth about Kashmir. 2776 Voting Behavior in the United States. 2880 Truth about Kerala (Statement issued by the W Central Executive Committee, Communist Warnings of History. Trends in Modern India. Party of India and the Statement of Chief 2724 Minister Namboodiripad on Prime Minister Nehru’s reference to Kerala). 2430 War, Peace and Socialism. Three Soviet Commentaries on the nature problems and Truth about the Peace Corps. 2508 possibilities of our epoch. 2437 25 Years GDR. 1949–1974. 3105 The Weaker Aspects of the Indian Constitution. 25 Years of Independence and the Challenge of 2926 the Path. 2547 We Build for Socialism. Platform of the Socialist Twenty-Point Programme and Democratic Party. 2837 Advance. 2601 West Bengal Accuses! Text of Memorandum The 26th Session of All India Hindu Mahasabha. Containing Charges Against the Congress 1944. Presidential Address by Syamaprasad Government in West Bengal Submitted to Mookerjee. 24 December 1944. 2741 the President of the Indian Union by the Two Years of Congress Misrule. A Charge West Bengal State Council of the Sheet. 2332 Communist Party of India. 2436 U We Will Fight to the Last Ditch For Our Country, For Our Flag, For Our Leader. 2255 UNCTAD and Developing Countries. 2506 What Dange-Programme Reveals. A real face of Underlying Philosophy of the Budget. 3018 Revisionists. A Criticism. 2465 Union Government’s Discrimination against What Do They Want to Achieve By This ‘Cultural West Bengal in supply of Foodgrains and Revolution’ in China. 2488 Edible Oil. 3057 What Happened in Kerala. Review of the 30 The Union’s Financial Assistance to the States. months of Namboodiripad Government. A Note on the Constitutional Position. 3049 2521 Union-State Relations. The G. V. Mavalankar What I Believe and Stand For. 2985 Memorial Lecture, 1972. 2951 What is CPI’s Programme? 2583 Unity and Democracy. A Report of a National What is Happening in Hyderabad? 2387 Convention. 2368 What is Marxism? 2596 The Unity of India. Political and Cultural. The Fifth Annual Lecture, 1959. 2889 What is Marxism? A Simple Exposition That All Can Follow Without Any Previous UNP Organised Anti-Tamil Riots in Sri Lanka. Knowledge of Marxism. 2374 2663 What Really Happened in Kerala. The story of The Unsolved Tribal Problem. 2558 the disruptive game played by Rightwing US-Sino-Pak Axis Threatens India. 2644 Communists. 2480 V What Should the Muslims Do in the Present Situation? 2633 Vanarai. People’s Movement to Green India. White Paper on the Toppling of State 2851 Governments. Subversion of the Vanarai. Sinhagad-Panshet Green Valley Constitution. 2779 Project. 2850 White Paper on Vijayawada. 2794 Vietnam in Chinese Strategy. A Documentation. Whither Indian Planning? 2988 2648

119 Who is Responsible for Politics of Terror and Working Class Under Congress Raj. 2439 Individual Murders? 2709 Working Group Report. Presented to National Who Rules Pakistan? 2382 Executive, Bhopal, July 20, 1985. 2328 Why Hindu Rashtra??? A Summary of Speech Working of the Indian Constitution. 2899 Delivered by Prof. V. G. Deshpande, on the Work Report (Political) of the Central Committee 28th May 1949, the day on which Hindu to the Ninth Congress. Organisational Mahasabha formally resumed politics. 2744 Position of the Party (Tables). Note on Why Hindu Rashtra? Speech delivered by National Question and Amendment to Party Parama Poojaneeya Sarasangachalak Sri Programme. Adopted by the Ninth Guruji at Mercara, Karnatak on 25 Congress. Madurai, June 27–July 2, 1972. November 1960. 2822 2700 Why Jansangh. Akhil Bhartiya Jansangh. Prati World Communist Movement. 1876–1914. 2581 Nidhi Sabha Session. Oct. 14, 1979. Presidential Speech of Prof. Bal Raj Y Madhok. 2319 Your Country and Its Defence. The National Why No Nationalisation? Government’s Democrats. Day to Day Pamphlets. 2791 Industrial Policy Examined. 2383 Yugoslavia. Problems & Perspectives. 2561 Why Pricerise? 2635 Why the Jammu and Kashmir Special Powers (Press) Bill, 1989. 3058 Will India Remain Hindu by 2000 A. D.? 3125

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