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Indian Opinion of the United Nations

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 May 2009

C. Kondapi
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“The United Nations was a kind of bridge between past and present conflicts and a happy future. The hopes of the world rested on its successful operations. A tremendous responsibility lay on the Members of the United Nations because if no such bridge existed, it would be difficult to imagine what the state of the world wouldbe like”, said Prime Minister Nehru, recently neatly summing up the Indian attitude towards the United Nations.

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International Organization , Volume 5 , Issue 4 , November 1951 , pp. 709 - 721
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Copyright © The IO Foundation 1951

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References

1 Plenary Meetings of the General Assembly. Summary Records of Meetings, September 20 December 10, 1949, p. 10.

2 The Hindu, October 29, 1950.

3 General Assembly, Official Records (3d session), Part I, p. 375Google Scholar.

4 The Hindu, March 29, 1951.

5 The so-called “Azad” forces were a guerrilla group of Kashmir.

6 General Assembly, Official Records (4th session), p. 10Google Scholar.

7 The Hindustan Times, March 9, 1951.