Selected works of Jawaharlal Nehru, Second series

Author(s)

• Nehru, Jawaharlal
• Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Fund
• Palat, Madhavan K.

Bibliographic Information

Selected works of Jawaharlal Nehru, Second series

Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Fund : Distributed by Oxford University Press, c1984-

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Note

"A project of the Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Fund"

Editor varies: Madhavan K. Palat

Includes indexes

Description and Table of Contents

Volume

v. 5 ISBN 9780195620115

Description

This volume covers the period from 1 January to 6 April 1948. During this period communal tension reached unprecedented levels and resulted in the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi. Though weighed down by personal sorrow, Nehru did not falter in the task of pulling the people back to sanity. He strove to see that the minorities in India received fair treatment, and that the country was not dragged into war with Pakistan, whatever the provocations of the other side and the quibblings of the western powers at the United Nations on the question of Kashmir. As the speeches and writings in this volume reveal, in a short period of time, almost every essential of India's future came under scrutiny and was often under attack. It was Nehru's task to resist the forces of reaction on every front and place the country on the right road. Historians, political scientists, journalists, and students of history and political science.

Volume

v. 10 ISBN 9780195628388

Description

During the ten weeks from 16 February to 30 April 1949 covered in this volume, the Prime Minister was fully absorbed, after the settlement of the disorders immediately after independence, in the work of national reconstruction along with the heavy responsibility of the External Affairs Department. Curtailment of unnecessary expenditure, finding out ways and means to make India self-sufficient in food within a prescribed period, and working for the planned economy were Nehru's major domestic concerns. This volume also brings out the significant role that Nehru played in the highly controversial issue of India continuing as a Republic in the Commonwealth. With great efficiency Nehru tackled resistance at home as well as abroad to India continuing as a member of the Commonwealth while retaining the status as a Republic.

Volume

v. 11 ISBN 9780195628883

Description

During the period from 1 May to 20 June 1949 covered by this volume Jawaharlal Nehru was preoccupied with the tasks of nation-building. He was concerned with improving the economy, particularly food production, the rehabilitation of refugees, the final stages of constitution-making and problems of education and culture. Kashmir remained a problem, but a firm approach improved the general situation. Nehru defended the decision on the continuance of India in the Commonwealth before the Constituent Assembly and before the All-India Congress Committee. In external affairs, the emphasis was on the development of bilateral relations with the great powers as well as the neighbours. This work is aimed at graduate students of history, as well as general readers.

Volume

v. 12 ISBN 9780195629644

Description

Covers the period 21 June to 15 August 1949, when Nehru began to prepare India to function as a Republic with the new Constitution soon coming into force.

Volume

v. 13 ISBN 9780195630862

Description

Covers the twelve weeks from 16 August to 14 November 1949.

Volume

v. 14, pt. 2 ISBN 9780195633092

Description

Nehru's correspondence during the period April-July 1950 is primarily concerned with the implementation of the Indo-Pakistan Agreement. The Agreement brought confidence and hope as well as relief to millions in both countries. There was a marked falling off in the exodus both ways in Bengal and Assam and a resumption of trade between India and Pakistan. Other major problems were the rehabilitation of refugees, arrangements for the first general elections, general economic policy, the formation of a new Council of Ministers, shortage of foodgrains, and the control of prices. In foreign affairs, apart from the perennial Kashmir problem, Nehru's attention was engaged primarily by the issues raised by the war in Korea.

Volume

v. 15, pt. 1 ISBN 9780195633108

Description

During this period covered by this volume (1 August to 25 October 1950), disquieting reports of a Chinese invasion of Tibet and repression of a popular movement for reforms in Nepal caused concern. With the Dixon mission failing to ease the tension over Kashmir, Pakistan became eager to build a case against India before world bodies.

Volume

v. 16, pt. 1 ISBN 9780195634785

Description

The four months covered by this volume contain documents on the Korean crisis, India's relations with the United States, and the near-famine conditions in India. Internal problems within the Congress party are the substance of various other letters and documents.

Volume

v. 16, pt. 2 ISBN 9780195636819

Description

The period covered by this volume is mid-1951, when the first Indian General Election took place. In addition, this volume shows Nehru's thoughts on negotiations with Pakistan over Kashmir.

Volume

v. 17 ISBN 9780195637458

Description

Volume 17 covers the period between November 1951 and March 1952. It is the year of India's first general election, its first experiment with adult suffrage, on a scale without precedent.

Volume

v. 18 ISBN 9780195639704

Description

This volume covers the period from 1 April to 15 July 1952, which saw the formation of new Congress governments at the Centre and in the States after the first general elections.

Volume

v. 19 ISBN 9780195641936

Description

This volume covers the interim between July and October of 1952. Among other topics, readers will find herein Nehru's thoughts on the Kashmir question and his musings on the possibility of world peace in light of a deteriorating situation in the Far East. A draft of the First Five Year Plan is also present.

Volume

v. 20 ISBN 9780195643640

Description

This is a collection of Nehru's writings on various contemporary issues relating to domestic and international issues since 1952. This volume covers such seminal developments as the beginning of the era of "planned development," the establishment of scientific and technological institutions, the Kashmir issue, and relations with Korea, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan.

Volume

v. 21 ISBN 9780195645392

Description

This volume covers the first quarter of 1953, a period which witnessed national and international developments with far-reaching implications for society and politics in India.

Volume

v. 22 ISBN 9780195647853

Description

This volume covering the second quarter of 1953 deals with several seminal events and initiatives which marked on the one hand an increase in the pace of social and economic developments within India, and on the other an involvement of the country in matters of significance in the world community.

Volume

v. 23 ISBN 9780195649444

Description

This volume covering the second quarter of 1953, deals with several seminal international events. It also deals with the problems of Kashmir which was further complicated by the communal turn given by the Jan Sangh leader, Shyama Prasad Mookerjee.

Volume

v. 24 ISBN 9780195651867

Description

This volume of the "Selected Works" deals with the period from 1 October 1953 to 31 January 1954 and seeks to capture the growing involvement and the increasing stature of India in the world community.

Volume

v. 25 ISBN 9780195652758

Description

This volume of the Selected Works deals with the period from 1 February to 31 May 1954. The speeches, letters and memoranda incorporated herein convey a sense of profound changes in the offing within Indian society.

Volume

v. 26 ISBN 9780195655308

Description

This official correspondence of the first Prime Minister of India describes the condition of independent India in the mid-1950s, a climacteric decade marked by seminal policy initiatives and the emerging role of the Republic of India on the world stage as a leader of the Non-Aligned Movement during the Cold War. Nehru was one of the foremost architects of modern India and the policies he adopted in the 1950s left a legacy which endures even today. The volume portrays the evolution and development of the new nation in various fields and describes Nehru's vision of a "New India" and his remarkable role in nation-building activities. The volume offers glimpses of the day-to-day concerns which demanded Nehru's attention and the evolution of Nehruvian policies in the economic, social, political, and cultural arenas, as well as the formulation of India's foreign policy and bi-lateral relations with neighbouring countries.

Table of Contents

Part 1: General Perspectives. Part 2: Vision of a New India. 1: Economy: Planning, Flood Control, Agriculture and Land Reforms, River Valley Projects, Industry.. 2: Education, Science and HRD: Education and Students, Scientific Research, Non-Government Organisations. 3: Social Welfare: Gender Issues, Child Care. 4: Culture: National Language, Fine Arts and Crafts. 5: Secularism. 6: Defence and National Security. 7: Parliamentary Affairs. 8: Indian National Congress: Organisational Questions, The Ajmer Session of the AICC, PCC Affairs. 9: Administrative Matters: Foreign Missionaries, North Eastern States, Miscellaneous. 10: State Matters: Reorganisation of States, Princely Privileges. 11: The Press. Part 3: Kashmir. Part 4: External Affairs. 1: Foreign Policy: General, Indo-China, Chou En-lai's Visit, Attitude to SEATO (v) Proposal for an Asian-African Conference. Foreign Possessions in India, French Settlements, Portugese Settlements. 1. Bilateral: Pakistan, China, Nepal, Sri Lanka (v) Indonesia, United States of America, Soviet Union, Egypt, Miscellaneous. Part 5: Letters to Chief Ministers. Part 6: Miscellaneous. General. Personal. Reflections. Glossary. Index

Volume

v. 27 ISBN 9780195656367

Description

Volume 27 of the "Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru" covers the period 1 October 1954 to 31 January 1955. This official correspondence of the first Prime Minister of India describes the condition of independent India in the mid 1950s, a climactic decade marked by seminal policy initiatives and the emerging role of the Republic of India on the world stage as a leader of the Non-Aligned Movement during the Cold War. Nehru was one of the foremost architects of modern India and the policies he adopted in the 1950s left a legacy which endures even today. The volume portrays the evolution and development of the new nation in various fields and describes Nehru's vision of a "New India" and his remarkable role in nation-building activities. The volume offers glimpses of the day-to-day concerns which demanded Nehru's attention and the evolution of Nehruvian policies in the economic, social, political, and cultural arenas, as well as the formulation of India's foreign policy and bilateral relations with neighbouring countries.

Table of Contents

Foreword. Editorial Note. Contents. Illustrations. Part 1: An 'Area of Peace' in the Cold War. 1: Visit to China. 2: Visit to Indo-China. 3: Prelude to Bandung. Part 2: External Affairs. 1: Sri Lanka. 2: Pakistan. 3: USA. 4: Other Countries. 5: Relations with World Community. 6: Repossession of Foreign Enclaves. Part 3: KASHMIR. 1: Avadi Session. 2: Elections in Andhra. 3: Organisational Matters. Part 4: Economy. 1: Economic Policy. 2: Planning. 3: Industry and Labour. Part 5: Education and Culture. Part 6: Science and Technology. Part 7: Tribal Affairs. Part 8: Women and Children. Part 9: Christian Missionaries. Part 10: Problems of Governance. 1: Central Government. 2: State Governments. Part 11: Parliamentary Affairs. Part 12: Constitutional Amendments. Part 13: Defence. Part 14: Among the People. Part 15: Letters to Chief Ministers. Miscellaneous. Glossary. Index

Volume

v. 28 ISBN 9780195658286

Description

The current volume of the Selected Works covers the period from 1 February to 31 May 1955. This is a period marked by some seminal developments within India as within the world community

Volume

v. 29 ISBN 9780195659771

Description

Covers the period between 1 June to 31 August 1955. Part of a series that is cited as a useful reference for research into modern India, this volume deals with a period rich in foreign policy developments.

Volume

v. 30 ISBN 9780195663242

Description

This volume of the Selected Works covers the period between 1 September and 17 November 1955. Part of a prestigious series that is cited as an indispensable reference for research into modern India, this volume deals with a relatively tranquil period in the history of a newly independent nation.

Volume

v. 31 ISBN 9780195665277

Description

This volume of the "Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru" covers the period between the 18th of November 1955 and the 31st of January 1956. Part of a series that is intended to aid research into modern India, it deals with a relatively tranquil period in the history of a newly independent nation.

Volume

v. 32 ISBN 9780195667899

Description

This volume of the Selected Works covers the period between 1 February to 30th April 1956. Part of a prestigious series that is cited as an indispensable reference for research into modern India, this volume deals with a relatively tranquil period in the history of a newly independent nation.

Volume

v. 33 ISBN 9780195670363

Description

This volume covers the period from 1 May to 20 June 1956, in which Jawaharlal Nehru devoted a great deal of attention to India's relations with its neighbours, especially Pakistan.

Volume

v. 34 ISBN 9780195673739

Description

In this volume, which covers the period from 21 June to 31 August 1956, Jawaharlal Nehru devotes a great deal of attention to the crisis over the nationalization of the Suez Canal and to other national and internatiional issues. During the Suez crisis, Nehru not only acted in unison with the other key players in the non-aligned movement, but he also positioned India as a key player in world affairs. Nehru s main aim was to see how best India could serve the cause of averting conflict and obtain a peaceful settlement of the dispute. Time and again the Prime Minister talked of self-sufficiency in food and grains as a major target. While agriculture continued to receive priority, the main feature in the Second Five Year Plan was the expansion of heavy industries. Nehru announced at the Commonwealth Prime Minsters Conference in London that his government planned an increase in steel production from about 1.5 million tons to 6 million tons a year. This volume illustates how natio nal unity was a key phrase in Nehru s vocabulary. To preserve that ideal, Parliament adopted the States Reorganization Bill, an extraordinary culmination of the fierce and angry debates and all the upheavals and riots that had taken place during the past many months.

Table of Contents

• 1. GENERAL PERSPERCTIVES
• 2. NATIONAL PROGRESS: ECONOMY, FOOD AND AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRY AND LABOUR, LANGUAGE QUESTION, EDUCATION AND CULTURE
• 3. ISSUES OF GOVERNANCE: STATES REORGANIZATION. NAGA INSURGENCY, ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS, 4. INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS
• 5/ DEFENCE
• 6. ATOMIC ENERGY
• 7. KASHMIR, 8. PORTUGUESE POSSESSIONS
• 9. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
• 10. PRESS CONFERENCE
• 11. LETTERS OF CHIEF MINISTERS

Volume

v. 35 ISBN 9780195677270

Description

In this volume, which covers a period of 1 September to 30 November 1956, Nehru sheds much fresh light on the critical happenings in the Suez Canal and Hungary. Such was his stature and moral authority that people from Hungary sought his active intervention. His vivid description of Saudi society reveals Nehru s empathy for and understanding of a non-European society. The exchanges on the China-Myanmar dispute and the India-China boundary question enrich our knowledge of certain complex issues that are debated incessantly. On the home front: Nehru had set the best traditions of engagement with the people and their leaders through dialogue and discussions ranging from stability in Kashmir to Second Five Year Plan to the preservation of wildlife to eschew casteism and communalism. On the issue of banning of a book he could not make sense of violence breaking out, people making inflammatory speeches, and newspapers publishing articles to heighten religious passions he pleaded for peace , tolerance and reconciliation.

Table of Contents

• 1. GENERAL PERSPERCTIVES
• 2. NATIONAL PROGRESS: ECONOMY, FOOD AND AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRY AND LABOUR, LANGUAGE QUESTION, EDUCATION AND CULTURE
• 3. ISSUES OF GOVERNANCE: STATES REORGANIZATION. NAGA INSURGENCY, ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS, 4. INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS
• 5/ DEFENCE
• 6. ATOMIC ENERGY
• 7. KASHMIR, 8. PORTUGUESE POSSESSIONS
• 9. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
• 10. PRESS CONFERENCE
• 11. LETTERS OF CHIEF MINISTERS

Volume

v. 36 ISBN 9780195681239

Description

This volume covers the short period from 1st December 1956 to 21st February 1957.

Volume

v. 37 ISBN 9780195684506

Description

Volume 37 in this continuing series covers a period of particular importance in the development of Indian democracy, the second general elections, and India's foreign policy.

Volume

v. 38 ISBN 9780195688139

Description

This volume covers the short period from May 1 1957 to July 31 1957. This volume opens with Jawaharlal Nehru's public speech at the Ramlila Grounds in Delhi on May 10 1957. Nehru recalled how he used to listen to tales of what happened in 1857-58 in Allahabad, Delhi, Lucknow, and other places. These stories make a deep impression on him and filled him with anger. According to Nehru, the great outburst of 1857 was an expression of the people's anger against the British takeover of the country. He did not think it was a coordinated movement: but there was a general feeling of resentment spread over the whole of North India and one spark was enough to ignite a whole conflagration. While the bulk of the collection in this volume deals with "External Affairs," the volume is replete with documents which show Nehru's concern about the issue of food scarcity and shortage of foreign exchange at this point in time. The sections on "Minorities and Weaker Sections" has documents that illustrate Nehru's commitment to a pluralist society.

Volume

v. 39 ISBN 9780195691504

Description

This volume presents the short period from 1 August 1957 to 31 October 1957. It covers Prome Minister Jawaharlal Nehru's speech from the ramparts of the Red Fort on 15 August 1957.

Volume

v. 40 ISBN 9780195698787

Description

Part of the Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru series, this volume includes lectures, writings, letters, speeches, and other literary works of Nehru, covering two months of his Prime Ministership, from 1 November to 31 December 1957. It reveals his wide range of interests in both national and international affairs. Chapter 1 discusses general perspectives, followed by national progress. The subsequent chapters show Nehru's concern for food scarcity. Intensive cultivation and cooperative farming therefore figure prominently in his prescription for achieving rapid growth in agricultural production. The documents also underline the importance of industrial development for India's long term progress and how this was to be achieved by the generation of resources internally. Due emphasis was laid on cooperative movement and self-help. The volume discusses Nehru's appointment of the Official Language Commission and his special interest in the northeast India. It also highlights his thinking on issues like disarmament, peaceful-coexistence, Kashmir as well as India's relations with Pakistan. A collection of several speeches throw light on India's heritage, child care, Mahatma Gandhi, and India's future prospects.

Table of Contents

• FOREWORD
• EDITORIAL NOTE, LIST OF CONTENTS
• LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
• LIST OF ABBREVIATION
• 1. General Perspectives
• 2. National Progress
• 3. The Media
• 4. Governance
• 5. States and Centrally Administrative Areas
• 6. Parliamentary Affairs
• 7. Indian National Congress
• 8. Defence
• 9. Jammu and Kashmir
• 10. . Sikkim
• 11. . External Affairs
• 12. Interviews
• 13. . Letters to Chief Ministers
• 14. . Miscellaneous
• Name Index
• Subject Index

Volume

v. 41 ISBN 9780198070665

Description

Part of the Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru series, this volume includes lectures, writings, letters, speeches, and other literary works of Nehru, covering three months of his Prime Ministership, from 1 January to 31 March 1958. It reveals his wide range of interests in both national and international affairs. The first chapter mainly deals with Nehru's approach on areas like the role of the youth, rural development, and social change. The second discusses issues of national progress more particularly his views on economy (industry and labour, food, and agriculture); education and culture; language issues; science and technology; and social issues. An important test for Nehru's leadership came in the form of the infamous LIC scandal called 'The Mundhra Affair' leading to the resignation of the finance minister. The third chapter reflects Nehru's concern on the inquiry into the incident and the role of the attorney general. Issues of governance-general administration, services and appointments, citizenship, refugees and rehabilitation both at the central and state level inform the fifth chapter. The next two chapters deal with issues of defence and parliamentary and constitutional matters respectively. Chapter seven concerns with the Indian National Congress, particularly the Guwahati Session and the organizational matters. The states of Kashmir and Sikkim form the basis of chapters eight and nine respectively. Peace and disarmament were topmost of Nehru's agenda during this period and the large section is devoted to external affairs and foreign relations. Towards the end, the volume discusses issues like Nehru's interaction with the press; his letters to the chief ministers, and some miscellaneous information.

Table of Contents

• FOREWORD
• EDITORIAL NOTE, LIST OF CONTENTS
• LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
• LIST OF ABBREVIATION
• CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PERSPECTIVES
• CHAPTER 2. NATIONAL PROGRESS
• CHAPTER 3. INQUIRY INTO LIC INVESTMENTS
• CHAPTER 4. ISSUES OF GOVERNANCE
• CHAPTER 5. DEFENCE
• CHAPTER 6. CONSTITUTIONAL AND PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS
• CHAPTER 7. INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS
• CHAPTER 8. KASHMIR
• CHAPTER 9. SIKKIM
• CHAPTER 10. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
• CHAPTER 11. INTERACTION WITH THE PRESS
• CHAPTER 12. LETTERS TO CHIEF MINISTERS
• CHAPTER 13. MISCELLANEOUS
• GLOSSARY
• NAME INDEX
• SUBJECT INDEX

Volume

v. 42 ISBN 9780198072430

Description

Part of the Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru series, this volume includes lectures, writings, letters, speeches, and other literary works of Nehru from1 April to 30 June 1958. The first section mainly deals with how Nehru exhorted the nation to increase productivity and emphasized the role of the community development programme in nation building since the country was faced with shortage of both foreign exchange and food. The second discusses national progress which he envisioned to be in the direction of socialism. The third segment reflects Nehru's concern on the issues of governance. He was quite distressed by casteism, communalism, and the growth of petty politics leading to his announcement on 29 April 1958 of his intention to retire from Prime Ministership. The next two parts deal with defence and parliamentary affairs respectively. The following chapter studies the Indian National Congress. The state of Kashmir form the basis of section seven. In Kashmir, the re-arrest of Sheikh Abdullah made Nehru unhappy but he supported the decision of the state government to proceed against Abdullah. The next focuses on external affairs which was rather worrisome and devoted to India's relationship with Pakistan. Rejecting third-party meditation on Kashmir, Nehru set out the Indian position in negotiations with Pakistan. Towards the end the volume discusses issues like Nehru's interaction with the press; his letters to the chief ministers, and some miscellaneous information.

Table of Contents

• Foreword
• Editorial Note, List of Contents
• List of Illustrations
• List of Abbreviation
• 1. General Perspectives
• 2. National Progress
• 3. Issues of Governance
• 4. Defence
• 5. Parliamentary Affairs
• 6. Indian National Congress
• 7. Jammu and Kashmir
• 8. External Affairs
• 9. Interaction with the Press
• 10. Letters to Chief Ministers
• 11. Miscellaneous
• Glossary
• Index

Volume

v. 43 ISBN 9780198077190

Description

Part of the Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru series, this volume includes lectures, writings, letters, speeches, and other literary works of Nehru from1 July to 31 August 1958. The volume starts with a very important note by Jawaharlal Nehru called 'The Basic Approach'. Here we see Nehru agonizing over the complex issues of the day faced by mankind in general and their implications for India. He goes on to flag major issues concerning democracy, capitalism, freedom of the individual, socialism, planning, land reform, health and education. During the period the world was on the brink of a possible major conflagration on account of multiple crises in West Asia and the intervention of the Great Powers. This led to a flurry of diplomatic activity and Presidents and Prime Ministers of all major nations corresponded with him on this issue. Incursions and firings by Pakistan across the eastern border and India-China boundary question continued to trouble Nehru. On the domestic front, food scarcity and inflation, due to drought and floods particularly in north and east India, posed a major challenge. The need to import food impacted adversely the foreign exchange reserves of the country which was already short of funds to finance the Second Five Year Plan. Nehru was quite disturbed and distressed by the developments in Kerala. Amidst all these problems, Nehru found time to spell out the government's policy on the promotion, protection of Urdu. He also instructed the cabinet secretary to streamline the procedures, reduce the size and improve the efficiency of the administrative machinery. He also explained his views on the position and role of the Governor, education, cooperatives, community development schemes and the need to enhance productivity. This book will interest scholars, teachers, and students of modern Indian history, politics, economics, and all those interested in the Nehruvian era and international relations.

Table of Contents

• FOREWORD
• EDITORIAL NOTE
• LIST OF CONTENTS
• LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
• LIST OF ABBREVIATION
• 1. GENERAL PERSPECTIVES
• 2. NATIONAL PROGRESS
• ECONOMY AND PLANNING
• FOOD AND AGRICULTURE
• INDUSTRY AND LABOUR
• EDUCATION AND CULTURE
• LANGUAGE ISSUE
• SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
• 3. ISSUES OF GOVERNANCE
• CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION
• STATES AND UNION TERRITORIES
• 4. CONSTITUTIONAL AND PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS
• 5. INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS
• 6. KASHMIR
• 7. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
• FOREIGN POLICY
• THE MIDDLE EAST CRISIS
• BILATERAL RELATIONS
• GENERAL
• GOA AND PONDICHERRY
• 8. PRESS CONFERENCES
• 9. LETTERS TO CHIEF MINISTERS
• 10. MISCELLANEOUS
• GLOSSARY
• INDEX

Volume

v. 44 ISBN 9780198088288

Description

Part of the Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru series, this volume contains letters and documents written by Nehru during 1 September-31 October 1958. The Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru is the most important and authoritative source on Nehru's life, work and thought. The documents included in each volume of the Selected Works are indispensable to the scholar; fascinating to the layperson, and a primer in politics, democracy, and world affairs. The first series of the Selected Works took the collection up to 1 September 1946 in fifteen volumes. The second series starts with 2 September 1946 when Nehru assumed office in the Interim Government. Volume 44 of the second series deals with the events of September and October 1958. The extensive annotation to the documents makes them especially user-friendly.

Table of Contents

• FOREWORD
• EDITORIAL NOTE
• LIST OF CONTENTS
• LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
• 1. GENERAL
• 2. POLITICS
• 3. DEVELOPMENT
• 4. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
• 5. DEFENCE
• 6. MISCELLANEOUS
• GLOSSARY
• INDEX

Volume

v. 45 ISBN 9780198090472

Description

Part of the Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru series, this volume contains letters and documents written by Nehru during 1 November to 31 December 1958. The Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru is the most important and authoritative source on Nehru's life, work and thought. The first series of the Selected Works took the collection up to 1 September 1946 in fifteen volumes. The second series starts with 2 September 1946 when Nehru assumed office in the Interim Government. Volume 45 of the second series deals with the events of November and December 1958. With extensive annotations, it provides a panorama of home and the world as seen from the centre of power in India by an acutely sensitive observer and a skillful statesman. This book will interest scholars, teachers, and students of modern Indian history, politics, and all those interested in the Nehruvian era.

Table of Contents

• FOREWORD
• EDITORIAL NOTE
• LIST OF CONTENTS
• 1. GENERAL
• 2. POLITICS
• 3. DEVELOPMENT
• 4. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
• 5. DEFENCE
• 6. MISCELLANEOUS
• LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
• GLOSSARY
• INDEX

Volume

v. 46 ISBN 9780198090489

Description

Part of the Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru series, this volume contains letters and documents written by Nehru during 1 January to 28 February 1959. The Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru is the most important and authoritative source on Nehru's life, work and thought. The first series of the Selected Works took the collection up to 1 September 1946 in fifteen volumes. The second series starts with 2 September 1946 when Nehru assumed office in the Interim Government. Volume 46 of the second series deals with the events of January and February 1959. With extensive annotations, it provides a panorama of home and the world as seen from the centre of power in India by an acutely sensitive observer and a skillful statesman. This book will interest scholars, teachers, and students of modern Indian history, politics, and all those interested in the Nehruvian era.

Table of Contents

• FOREWORD
• EDITORIAL NOTE
• LIST OF CONTENTS
• 1. GENERAL
• 2. POLITICS
• 3. DEVELOPMENT
• 4. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
• 5. DEFENCE
• 6. MISCELLANEOUS
• APPENDICES
• LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
• GLOSSARY
• INDEX

Volume

v. 47 ISBN 9780198095965

Description

The Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru is the most important and authoritative source on Nehru's life, work and thought. Given the literary abilities and singular position of Jawaharlal Nehru, these volumes can be considered a primer to politics, democracy and international affairs. With extensive annotations, it provides a panorama of home and the world as seen from the centre of power in India by an acutely sensitive observer and a skillful statesman. Part of this prestigious series, volume 47 contains letters and documents written by Nehru during March 1959. It also includes the text of his speeches delivered during the month at Lucknow, Bombay, Bhilwara, and Alwar.

Table of Contents

• FOREWORD
• EDITORIAL NOTE
• I. GENERAL
• II. POLITICS
• III. DEVELOPMENT
• IV. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
• V. MISCELLANEOUS
• VI. APPENDICES
• ILLUSTRATIONS
• GLOSSARY
• INDEX

Volume

v. 48 ISBN 9780198096047

Description

The Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru is the most important and authoritative source on Nehru's life, work and thought. Given the literary abilities and singular position of Jawaharlal Nehru, these volumes can be considered a primer to politics, democracy and international affairs. With extensive annotations, it provides a panorama of home and the world as seen from the centre of power in India by an acutely sensitive observer and a skillful statesman. Part of this prestigious series, volume 48 contains letters and documents written by Nehru during April 1959. It also includes the text of his speeches delivered during the month at Allahabad, Madras, Yeotmal, and Patna.

Table of Contents

• FOREWORD
• EDITORIAL NOTE
• I. GENERAL
• II. POLITICS
• III. DEVELOPMENT
• IV. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
• V. MISCELLANEOUS
• VI. APPENDICES
• ILLUSTRATIONS
• GLOSSARY
• INDEX

Volume

v. 49 ISBN 9780198096214

Description

The Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru is the most important and authoritative source on Nehru's life, work and thought. Given the literary abilities and singular position of Jawaharlal Nehru, these volumes can be considered a primer to politics, democracy and international affairs. With extensive annotations, it provides a panorama of home and the world as seen from the centre of power in India by an acutely sensitive observer and a skillful statesman. Part of this prestigious series, volume 48 contains letters and documents written by Nehru during April 1959. It also includes the text of his speeches delivered during the month at Allahabad, Madras, Yeotmal, and Patna.

Table of Contents

• FOREWORD
• EDITORIAL NOTE
• I. GENERAL
• II. POLITICS
• III. DEVELOPMENT
• IV. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
• V. MISCELLANEOUS
• VI. APPENDICES
• ILLUSTRATIONS
• GLOSSARY
• INDEX

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• NCID: BA03517039
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• LCCN: 84900583
• Country Code: ii
• Title Language Code: eng
• Text Language Code: enghin
• Place of Publication: New Delhi
• Pages/Volumes: v.
• Size: 25 cm
• Classification:
  • LCC : DS481.N35
  • DC19 : 954.04/2/0924
• Subject Headings:
  • LCSH : Prime ministers -- India
  • LCSH : India -- Politics and government