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[Letter to Mr Homi Modi]

BOMBAY-42 · 1959

2 pages

Summary

This handwritten letter, dated 14 July 1959 and addressed to “Sir Homi,” discusses Shri Radhakrishnan’s travel plans and several political developments. The writer says Radhakrishnan has changed his programme, will travel from Bombay to New Delhi on 26 July, and may meet Rajaji. The letter also reports that Radhakrishnan is in contact with the Swatantra Party and considers it necessary to form a strong opposition party in the country.

Key points

  • The letter is dated 14 July 1959 and is written from Rukhamani Mahal, Jogeshwari, Bombay-42.
  • Shri Radhakrishnan’s travel schedule has changed; he is expected to go from Bombay to New Delhi on 26 July.
  • The writer anticipates that Radhakrishnan may meet Rajaji.
  • Radhakrishnan is described as being in contact with the Swatantra Party and as favouring the creation of a strong opposition party.
  • The letter refers to Radhakrishnan’s heavy correspondence and his recent communication with the Consul-General of the Arab Republic.
  • The second page discusses inquiries from the British Embassy concerning the Swatantra Party and the need for a strong party in forthcoming years.
  • The writer comments on a five-year plan from America, American inflationary pressures, and a comparison involving the rupee and dollar.

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