Summary
This single-page letter from M. R. Masani to K. S. K. Menon, dated 23 October 1959, apologises for the delayed reply after Masani’s return from Europe. Masani reports that a group has been formed in Delhi and identifies Sardar Lall Singh, of Kotah House, New Delhi, as its convener.
Masani asks Menon to contact the local people and provide them with his cooperation. He also encloses a copy of the handbook of the Bombay Convention prepared by Masani’s group. The letter therefore records organisational coordination around a contemporary liberal-political convention and network.
Key points
- The letter is dated 23 October 1959 and is signed by M. R. Masani.
- Masani explains that his delayed response was caused by an absence from India in Europe.
- A group has been formed in Delhi.
- Sardar Lall Singh is identified as the Delhi group’s convener.
- Masani asks K. S. K. Menon to contact local people and cooperate with them.
- A handbook of the Bombay Convention is enclosed with the letter.
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