Eight
ifiitnalaitan Chimin
May 3, 1953
temple) or eat in a public restaurant as
any other person. It is a matter of
regret however, that the Indian in Burma
are still caste ridden. Though' the rales
regarding inter-dining are not strictly
enforced, interc.aste marriages among them
are few.
There is no greater humiliation for a
"Burmese than to be beaten on his face.
Parents never spank their children on
their cheeks. A Burmese told me that
the. Japanese made the Burmese there
worst enemies from the day they hit a
Burmese .on his face during the occu-
pation.
Extremely nationalistic, the Burme-e
resent anything which even remotely
suggests a curb on their freedom to run
their own affairs. The first thing that
the Burmese Government did after in-
dependence in 1948 was to ask its Indian
and Chinese employees to either opt i'or
Burmese citizenship or .quit their jobs.
In international affairs. Burma is as
determined to avoid joining either of
the two existing blocs, as she is to
joining a Third Bloc of Asian nations,
though she .is anxious for closer regional
eooperation .'amon'g the powers concerned
, Fortunately, the Government of India
has shown a keen awareness of the mood
ol the Burmese pcoph* . and has hern
able to mn-injkrtif the friendliest relation
with them. Prime '.Minister Nehru said
in Parliament on March 17 : 'The rela-
tions with .Burma have hardly been
ever so cooperative and fi iendly as they
arc’ today/’ ,Still better results aie bound
to emerge from the present meetings
between the Prime Ministers of thp two
countries. ^
Phone : 102
Gram : Adhikary
Gaviect Time
MEANS
GREATER
OPPORTUNITY
MORE MON ICY
BUY A RELIABLE WATCH TODAY
B. K. ADHIKARY
Upper Bank Road, Kalimpong
Dealer in : Watches, Clocks, Gramophone, Radio,
Pountainpen, Typewriter. Spectacles and Gas lights
repair service A SPEC IAE ITY
Sole Selling Agents for Darjeeling District >f
H. G. E. C. RADIOS
FOR SALE in the 1>. I.
Fund Algarah Hat, on Lava road.
Two double storied dwelling houses
situated under plot nos 61/81! & 6.'! 83 :
area measuring -4 —1 x 28' 1176 sop ft. &
20' x 4'+ 34'x 7 318 stp ft. comprising
(i & I rooms respectively.
For further particulars apply tc
the Proprietor Hose Villa, Sakyong P.0 :
l’edong. Viz. Kalimpong, Hist. Darjeeling.
WESTEND MODEL WATCHES
5 yrs Gtd.
|
i
FOR SALE : One 193S Model Austin
Seven Tourer in good condition recently
overhauled is for sale, Contact: F. C. Jali,
State Engineer, Sikkim, Gangtok V*
Small fancy shape Rs. 17/- ; Ppeea
roldgold Rs. 23/-, 15 jewels golden Rs-I’d)'-
“ol” Parker mode! Gold Cap Fountain
pen Rs. 8/-. Panchamrit Bhawan(H.T)
Post Box No. 10833 Calcutta—9.
For Philips Limps : Darjeeling Radio Co., Darjeeling.
ifiitnalaitan Chimin
May 3, 1953
temple) or eat in a public restaurant as
any other person. It is a matter of
regret however, that the Indian in Burma
are still caste ridden. Though' the rales
regarding inter-dining are not strictly
enforced, interc.aste marriages among them
are few.
There is no greater humiliation for a
"Burmese than to be beaten on his face.
Parents never spank their children on
their cheeks. A Burmese told me that
the. Japanese made the Burmese there
worst enemies from the day they hit a
Burmese .on his face during the occu-
pation.
Extremely nationalistic, the Burme-e
resent anything which even remotely
suggests a curb on their freedom to run
their own affairs. The first thing that
the Burmese Government did after in-
dependence in 1948 was to ask its Indian
and Chinese employees to either opt i'or
Burmese citizenship or .quit their jobs.
In international affairs. Burma is as
determined to avoid joining either of
the two existing blocs, as she is to
joining a Third Bloc of Asian nations,
though she .is anxious for closer regional
eooperation .'amon'g the powers concerned
, Fortunately, the Government of India
has shown a keen awareness of the mood
ol the Burmese pcoph* . and has hern
able to mn-injkrtif the friendliest relation
with them. Prime '.Minister Nehru said
in Parliament on March 17 : 'The rela-
tions with .Burma have hardly been
ever so cooperative and fi iendly as they
arc’ today/’ ,Still better results aie bound
to emerge from the present meetings
between the Prime Ministers of thp two
countries. ^
Phone : 102
Gram : Adhikary
Gaviect Time
MEANS
GREATER
OPPORTUNITY
MORE MON ICY
BUY A RELIABLE WATCH TODAY
B. K. ADHIKARY
Upper Bank Road, Kalimpong
Dealer in : Watches, Clocks, Gramophone, Radio,
Pountainpen, Typewriter. Spectacles and Gas lights
repair service A SPEC IAE ITY
Sole Selling Agents for Darjeeling District >f
H. G. E. C. RADIOS
FOR SALE in the 1>. I.
Fund Algarah Hat, on Lava road.
Two double storied dwelling houses
situated under plot nos 61/81! & 6.'! 83 :
area measuring -4 —1 x 28' 1176 sop ft. &
20' x 4'+ 34'x 7 318 stp ft. comprising
(i & I rooms respectively.
For further particulars apply tc
the Proprietor Hose Villa, Sakyong P.0 :
l’edong. Viz. Kalimpong, Hist. Darjeeling.
WESTEND MODEL WATCHES
5 yrs Gtd.
|
i
FOR SALE : One 193S Model Austin
Seven Tourer in good condition recently
overhauled is for sale, Contact: F. C. Jali,
State Engineer, Sikkim, Gangtok V*
Small fancy shape Rs. 17/- ; Ppeea
roldgold Rs. 23/-, 15 jewels golden Rs-I’d)'-
“ol” Parker mode! Gold Cap Fountain
pen Rs. 8/-. Panchamrit Bhawan(H.T)
Post Box No. 10833 Calcutta—9.
For Philips Limps : Darjeeling Radio Co., Darjeeling.