Nehru Emerges as India's Founding Modern Leader
The Associated Press profile traces Jawaharlal Nehru from wealth to wartime reform and peasant outreach. It notes his role as a non aligned advocate, defense of democracy, and tensions with the West over neutrality while shaping India’s ahead of, during, and after the 1950s.
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Nehru Portrait Highlights a Fighter for India
This profile recalls Jawaharlal Nehru born November 14 1889 in Allahabad. Described as a moody ascetic and dreamer he became a vigorous orator who led campaigns for independence. His family joined the Congress, faced imprisonments, and Nehru traveled thousands of miles delivering hundreds of speeches.
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Protests Over War Declaration Spark Provincial Election Rule
The report notes a rule allowing participation in provincial elections and accepting government posts, signed in protest against India’s war declaration without public consultation. The piece references NEHRU and directs to Page A-10 for full context.
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