... of public safety, we must n01a110w these men trained in modern arms to return to civil life angry and discontented. Hence, organised plans for their re-settlement were essential. Si Waris A, it ,varis . .meer Ali agreed that returned soldiers would ...

... —ad' almost doubled since the , le ak of the war and all units had • units from Hyderabad were th ree - ] under the Crown, of which, had been in action against the All except three of these units DroVerving outside India, and another go overseas shortly ...

... military and civil authorities could discuss matters on a friendly basis and learn , ach other's point of view. A variety of subjects were discussed, ,mong the most interesting being the Army's plans for the production of foodstuffs, the resettlement of the ...