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SABAVALA, SHABOKH

SABAVALA, SHAROKH

Shastri's "Hundred Days" (August 1964)

QUICKENING TEMPO IN INDIA Shastri's 'Hundred Days' By Sharokh Sabavala New Delhi Nearly three months after Nehru's death, India's dominant mood reflects amazement and relief: amazement...

India without Nehru (June 1964)

TURNING INWARD India Without Nehru By Sharokh Sabavala New Delhi Jawaharlal Nehru, the man, is today nothing but a handful of ashes. Nehru's image, however, lies deeply embedded in the...

THE TENACIOUS PRIME MINISTER (February 1964)

PROBLEMS OF INDIAN SUCCESSION By Sharokh Sabavala The Tenacious Prime Minister New Delhi Repeating the pattern during his serious illness of March 1962, Jawaharlal Nehru refuses to be weighed...

India: Land Without Youth (August 1963)

World Youth Today - V This is the fifth in a series of articles which began with "Britain's Cautious Generation" by Ruth Langdon Inglis (April 15), followed by "Germany: The Decline of Tradition"...

Shifting Policy in New Delhi (October 1962)

EFFECTS OF THE SINO-INDIAN BORDER WAR Shifting Policy in New Delhi By Sharokh Sabavala Bombay In a public statement about a month ago, Jawaharlal Nehru roundly declared he would rather see...

India's Communists in a Quandary (May 1962)

THREE-WAY SPLIT PLAGUES THE PARTY India's Communists in a Quandary By Sharokh Sabavala Bombay The Communist party of India, never conspicuous for its original thinking, has stolen a leaf...

India Goes to the Polls (February 1962)

India Goes to the Polls By Sharokh Sabavala Bombay Between February 19 and 25, 210 million Indians, 70 per cent of whom still cannot read or write, will visit 20,000 polling booths to...

Disillusionment in New Delhi: (May 1961)

Disillusionment in New Delhi By Sharokh Sabavala Bombay India's role in bringing about a new cease-fire in Laos has brought little satisfaction to the nation or to its chief foreign...

Meeting at Lumumbanagar: (April 1961)

Meeting at Lumumbanagar By Sharokh Sabavala Bombay The SIXTH CONGRESS of the Indian Communist party, which began stormily 10 days ago in the Southeast Indian town of Vijayavada, may also...

2. As Seen from New Delhi: (April 1961)

2. As Seen From New Delhi By Sharokh Sabavala Bombay The Government of India wants Laos' neutrality to be guaranteed by the world powers in word and deed. This is why it has swung its support...

India's Third Five-Year Plan: (April 1961)

India's Third Five-Year Plan Reliance'on foreign aid is one of the major weaknesses By Sharokh Sabavala Bombay When India's second Five-Year Plan was launched in 1956, food grain production...

India Counts Its Heads: (February 1961)

India Counts Its Heads Carefully planned nationwide census also studies socio-economic conditions By Sharokh Sabavala Bombay This week, 750,000 specially trained Indians will complete...

India Welcomes the Queen: (February 1961)

India Welcomes the Queen By Sharokh Sabavala Elizabeth's visit spurs friendship and strengthens Commonwealth ties New Delhi Watching a parade here on a bright spring morning last month was an...

A New Role for India's President (December 1960)

By Sharokh Sabavala Prasad is now playing a major role in country's policies A NEW ROLE FOR INDIA'S PRESIDENT NEW DELHI AFTER BEHAVING for 10 years strictly according to protocol as the...

Border Disputes Plague Nehru Government (December 1960)

By Sharokh Sabavala BORDER DISPUTES NEW DELHI A HUNDRED AND ONE air violations between March and November 1960, a number of small incursions by land, an unremitting spate of hostile propaganda...

India's Economic Push (October 1960)

INDIA’S ECONOMIC PUSH Government’s efforts to launch era of self-generating growth with massive Third Five Year Plan will strain nation’s capacity to the utmost By Sharokh Sabavala BOMBAY AFTER...

Soviet-Bloc Aid Bolsters Indian Neutralism (August 1960)

Communist assistance is being stepped up and diversified By Sharokh Sabavala Soviet-Bloc Aid Bolsters Indian Neutralism New Delhi MOSCOW THIS SUMMER has more Indian VIPs than ever before and as...

The Indian Congress Party and Its Foundering Fathers (July 1960)

By Sharokh Sabavala Old forces in India can no longer cope with new problems The Indian Congress Party and Its Foundering Fathers Bombay That India's ruling Congress party is foundering became...

Stand-Off in New Delhi: (May 1960)

Although Chou and Nehru failed to settle any of the fundamental Sino-Indian problems, the Indian people now realize the ‘menace of an expanding Chinese imperialism’ STAND-OFF IN NEW DELHI By...

Afro-Asia Opposes Chinese Imperialism (May 1960)

By Sharokh Sabavala AFRO-ASIA OPPOSES CHINESE IMPERIALISM Delhi meeting mobilizes opinion against Tibetan aggression NEW DELHI AFRO-ASIA HAS left the Peoples' Republic of China in no doubt as to...

RIFT PLAGUES COMMUNISTS IN INDIA (April 1960)

By Sharokh Sabavala Dispute over policy and lack of a strong leader brings party prestige to new low RIFT PLAGUES COMMUNISTS IN INDIA Bombay Aserious theoretical and ideological crisis in the...

Gulf in India (March 1960)

Hostility of Indian public to Nehru's upcoming meeting with Chou En-lai widens the growing GULF IN INDIA By Sharokh Sabavala NEW DELHI COMMUNIST CHINESE Premier Chou En-lai's announcement that...

Khrushchev Returns to India (March 1960)

Lukewarm reception given to Soviet leader indicates change in Indian attitudes since 1954 visit KHRUSHCHEV RETURNS TO INDIA By Sharokh Sabavala NEW DELHI SOVIET PREMIER Nikita Khrushchev has...

New Phase in U.S.-India Relations (January 1960)

Ike's greatest feat was to draw the two nations closer New Phase In US-India Relations By Sharokh Sabavala NEW DELHI IF PRESIDENT Eisenhower and his party appeared stunned by the weight and...

India Berates Nehru (November 1959)

India Berates Nehru Communist China's border aggression has exploded Sino-lndian friendship and aroused public opinion against Prime Minister's foreign policy By Sharokh Sabavala BOMBAY "THE...

SOVIET AID AND TRADE IN INDIA (October 1959)

Russia's stock rises with increased assistance program Soviet Aid and Trade in India By Sharokh Sabavala Bombay In aid, trade and now foreign affairs, the Soviet Union and its East European...

Red Offensive in Asia (September 1959)

Communist incursions in India and Laos are signs of a 'big freeze which China is deliberately engineering' in its relations with South Asian neutralists Red Offensive in Asia By Sharokh...

Krishna Menon's New Role (August 1959)

KRISHNA MENON'S NEW ROLE India's former foreign affairs spokesman concentrates quietly on defense buildup By Sharokh Sabavala NEW DELHI RECENTLY in Kerala, 100,000 people cheered a speaker when...

Tibet: Asia's Hungary Reaction in India (April 1959)

Tibet Asia's Hungary—Three Articles All of Asia is eagerly anticipating a historic encounter that will take place in a few days—between India's Premier Jawaharlal Nehru and Tibet's Dalai Lama. It...

Sack, Arkady J.

SACKS, ALEXANDER

SACKS, I. MILTON

SADOFF, DR. LOUIS

SAID, EDWARD W.

SAKHAROV, ELENA BONNER

SALAM, REIHAN

SALE, J. KIRK

SALE, WILLIAM M.

SALISBURY, HARRISON

SALISBURY, HARRISON E.

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