non liberal
K. D. Malaviya
Keshav Deva Malaviya
1904–1981
How K. D. Malaviya is discussed in this archive
Referenced in 1 other work , including Some Light On "Coal Discoveries" .
In Some Light On "Coal Discoveries" : Malaviya is the central political target of Subrahmanyam's letter — cast as a minister who has repeatedly announced fictitious mineral discoveries (gold in Orissa, sulphur in Kashmir, copper at Khetri, coking coal at Korba) for political effect rather than genuine geological reporting.
Mentioned in (8)
Primary works (8)
- Freedom First · 1973
- Freedom First · 1973
- Freedom First · 1972
- Freedom First · 1968
- Freedom First · 1963
- Freedom First · 1963
- Some Light On "Coal Discoveries" · 1960
- "K. V. Subrahmanyam opens by recalling a decade-old announcement by K. D. Malaviya — then Secretary in the Ministry — of a gold belt in Orissa that proved to be a hoax" · opens the indictment with Malaviya's earliest false-discovery announcement
- "He then turns to Malaviya's more recent announcements: huge copper deposits at Khetri in Rajasthan compared favourably to Katanga and the Rhodesias, and, most damagingly, the 'discovery' of coking coal at Korba" · extends the pattern to Malaviya's recent and most damaging coal claim
- Freedom First · 1957