Apart from the communal riots which have spread to different parts of India and which confront the authorities with a really serious problem India is much more fortunate than most countries in regard to Jabour unrest. Problems there are it plenty and a few strikes there have been, bat in the main the Tndian workers are patient, abiding so far as their grievances are concerned. There is, aeason, therefore, for the optimism of Lord Incheape who, speaking at the annual meeting of the P.
Banking Corporation, recently expresacd the opinion that the result of the deliberations of the Royal Commission on Indian Currency, would stabilize the rupee at 1s 6d. There it a danger, however, the communal tension' which grows steadily from day to day may develop into unrest on a larger scale, a, matter which should cause uneatines to those in control of affairs.
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