[Telegram to S V Raju]

Summary

This one-page English telegram from M. M. Masani to S. V. Raju concerns the selection of a speaker on the budget. Masani says that the recipient’s twenty-eighth suggestion has failed because a fifth candidate—whose name appears to be “S Palkhivala”—is already speaking on the budget, and proposes trying a sixth candidate identified in the telegram as “HOSAINI MOSANI.”

The document records a brief episode of organisational or political coordination rather than a developed argument. The exact date is not fully legible: the form shows “BOMBAY 71” and a postal stamp, but no unambiguous year is printed. The sender and recipient strips are visible, while parts of the message remain difficult to read.

Key points

• Masani communicates with S. V. Raju about finding a speaker on the budget.
• The telegram refers to the rejection of a twenty-eighth suggestion.
• A fifth proposed speaker appears to be unavailable because S. Palkhivala is speaking on the budget.
• Masani suggests trying a sixth candidate, whose name appears to be “HOSAINI MOSANI.”
• The telegram documents party or organisational coordination in compressed telegraphic language.
• The exact publication date and the full identities of the proposed speakers are not completely legible.