Himalayan Times (1952)

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February 17, 195:

Kalimpong, February 11, 1952.

GURKHA DAL

Sri Bharat Shumshere dung Bahadur
Rann on a recent visit to Kalimpong
outlined the aims of the Gurkha Dal
which stood for an independent Nepal
without outside interference and an eco-
— nomy which would include state control
and private enterprise while “exploitation’’
would not bp allowed Any connection
between the Guikha Leauge & the Gurkha
Dal was emphatically and categorically
denied.

This is a clear cat picture, but the Dal's
■litics maintain that it is au organisation inspired
mainly by “A" class Ranas with the object of
rein statin 2 liana control of Nepal all airs* There
is also the suspicion, these critics say, of some
connection between the Gnrklm Dal and Gurkha
League, otherwise how did Rundhir Subha, a
Christian, without any claims on Nepal, become
the President of the Gurkha Da! especially invited
from Kalimpong for his abilities as an organiser,
particularly as Randhit Subba was a leading
figure in the Gurkha League

Tlie affairs of Nepal are complicated and
hearing both sides of the argument only coiTtes
the issue.

In any case, it is high time that n >tiaie-
gicai’iy placed country like Nepal should get its
ulfaii's in order without recurring di-order and
rivalry brt-w,on several parties. A stable govern-
ment representing the pe-ipD i- most ncces-ary
and urgent. l'o>siblv the fortb.e,,ming preside tial
i-h-eti<-us for the Nepali C.'ongrcftS will provid-- a
due f r a‘stable covenumnt which i- badly
n«e<l'ed in N< pal.

WANTED

Institution for the Blind, Kalimpong.

A head teacher is required for the
above Institutioi , who must he able to
teach in Nepali, Hindi and KngliMi.

Qualifications: Matriculate pas* and
Gained teacher, or graduate.

KALIMPONG MUNICIPALITY

NOTICE | Under Rule 201

In partial modification of the Revised
Programme published by me on the 5th
February, Ml 5 2 it is hereby published for
general information that Nomination
Papers for election of Commissioner of
the Kalimpong Municipality shall be receiv-
ed • by the undersigned in his office. (S.
1> O’s Ofliec) between 12 O’clock noon
and f> O'clock in the afternoon on or
before the 22nd February, 1952.

Forms of Nomination Papers may
be obtained from the Municipal Office
during office hours upto the 22nd Feb-
ruary , 1952

Each candidate shall have to attach
receipt of deposit of Rs. 100;- (Rupees
one hundred) in cash as required under
Section 25 of the Bengal Municipal Act,
1932 along with his Nomination Paper
for each particular ward

'Die number of Commissioners for
the different wards of the Municipality
has been determind as follows:—

Ward X tunin'r of Com mi-

Ward A’umber of Cutnmi

Xo. xdonurs reytind.

Xo. .vts-loners raquind.

I 1

VI 1

ii i

VII 1

in i

Vlll 1

IV 1

IX 1

V 2

X 2

B. K. BhaUacharya,
Chairman,

Kalimpong Municipality.

Salary: Rs. 100. to 150/- per month
according to qualifications, plus free
house.

All applications must be submitted
in writing to the Rev. G. Watt, Guild
Mission House, Kalimpong.

Applications made in person will
not lie considered.