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An instructional film made on behalf of the Department of Social Welfare, demonstrating a new technique to teach English to illiterate ... ; such as the Police (‘Report on Department of Social Welfare and Community Development’, 1954, 15). The ...

... . Recently they conducted an enquiry on the subject of children's welfare in India by means of a questionnaire which was warmly welcomed ... , and visits to Peshawar and Rawalpindi.

II. CHILDREN'S WELFARE CONFERENCE - Sponsored by the national Council of ...

... shown by the Excellencies in the working of this important Institution shows how earnest they are for the welfare of the cultivators of the Province

III. SIND MINISTERS INSPECT FIGHTING FORCES - Cabinet ministers and ...

... rsquo;, while the footage of Polish refugees again emphasises the welfare efforts of the British, in contrast to the treatment meted out by ... ’ being fed, though this is not part of British welfare operations but rather part of ‘India’s age- ...

... of India to healthy recreation. His greatest contribution to India's welfare was the fostering of communal harmony and concord. The ... of Polish refugees was evidently intended to highlight the welfare work of the British, and to generate support for the ...

... calls a Conference of Provincial Governors at New Dehli. II. SIR HOMI MEHTA ABROAD WITH THE INDIAN TROOPS". Sir Homi inspects welfare arrangements for Indian troops in Cairo as part of an extensive tour of the Mediterranean. III. "MANY NOTABLES RETURN TO ...

... new women’s hospital, stresses Britain’s ongoing social welfare plans in post-war India. Also included in the & ... over the Japanese and showing British and Indian co-operation in welfare work, the antagonistic anti-British sentiments of the event ...

... Indians cast their votes in the Central Assembly elections, for the first time in eleven years. III. "GWALIOR'S POST WAR PROGRAMME FOR INDUSTRY AND WELFARE". Lord and Lady Wavell visit Gwalior and are accompanied to sites of interest by the Maharaja.

... . In a tribute delivered from the Delhi Station of All India Radio on 6 February 1946, General Sir Noel Beresford-Peirse, the Welfare General in India, stated, ‘The Red Eagles of the Fourth Indian Division are flying home at last. From to-day their ...

... list with over forty news events – divided by ‘war’, ‘social’, ‘people’s welfare’, ‘historical’, ‘sport’, ‘political’, and ‘miscellaneous’ – that had ...

... Parachute for Indian Troops in Italy’ – as an example of the newsreel’s emphasis on the British welfare of Indians overseas. As he notes, footage of Indian troops in Italy was often used, in part because of the difficulties in obtaining ...

... of his life" while the pictures of the congregation "portrays the Sikhs in all the dignity which is their mark".

III. "WELFARE WORKERS TOIL FOR SLUM DWELLERS" Provision of sanitary and food care for slum children at a Lucknow Health Centre. Scenes ...