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... SEPTEMBER 11, 1948. THREE HALFPENCE. HYDERABAD'S 'NO TROOPS' REPLY TO INDIA Nehru's Threat to March Into Secunderabad THE Hyderabad Government has rejected India's demand to station Indian troops in Secunderabad, official sources stated in ...
... INDIA FORCES INVADE HYDE RABAD Troops Cross Border on Three Sides f r HE Indian Army to-day invaded Hyderabad, India's last remaining princely state, from three sides north, west and south-east. Operations began at 4 a.m. local time. An India Government ...
... carrying out the mandate. In June. Lord Moontbatten and the last British elements left India and here again, conflict began with the change of regime, notably in Hyderabad and Kashmir, and political animosity caused the assass.nation of Mahatma Gandhi. SMUTS ...
... Aviation. said that the offences related to the carrying of arms and ammunition of war, at Warangal Airfield, in Hyderabad, India, on July 10th. 1948. TRADING BY THE STATE MENACE Protests against t h e increase in trading by nationalised undertakings, pa ...
... Shave became 111 while tramping across dusty central India as he has since 1948 to cajole or shame landlords into giving part of their holdings to India's landless poor. After all these years of marching around the world I suddenly felt the world marching ...
... the British Raj, in 1947, and the sub-continent's consequent partition between India and Pakistan, the then princely States were faced with three choices—accession to India. or Pakistan, or complete independence. (In the event, the third alternative proved ...
... NIZAM, MIGHTIEST OF INDIA'S POTENTATES Reputed Richest Man in World um Exalted Highness Nawab Mir Ali Khan Bahadur, the 62 years old Nizam of Hyderabad, into whose State Indian troops marched to-day, is the mightiest of India's potentates. Reputed ;he ...
... banned. Prisons Soviet Russia and China, by population exactly the accession, in 1948, and are overflowing; and those Pakistan allied with the free reverse of Hyderabad and continuing to hold the behind bars include twentyworld, and by neutralist but ...
... TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th, 1948 Indian Peril H YDERABAD is an ember it is more than a spark which could flare up into warfare involving the continent of India. That is the calamitous possibility which has arisen so soon after the first anniversar y of the ...
... (Hammersmith North), to India, Pakistan and questions. This could hardly years of vain argument. have been otherwise. for torn between increa singly Kashmir, including both sides of the military under the Indian -imposed recalcitrant India an constitution it ...
... continued to densand immediate new general elections. HYDERABAD TENSION TIGHTENS EVACUATION by air of Britons and Americans and other foreign nationals out of Hyderabad continued yesterday as India awaited the Nisam's repl to demands for the readlaMon ...
... GIVES INDIA A SOLID START Mankad. who batted all day for 132. and Kripal Singh put India in a strong position with an unbroken fourth-wicket stand of 160 on the first day of the second Test against New Zealand at Bombay yesterday. At the close India were ...