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e.3 Read the following passage carefully and answers the questions. [14]
Members of parliament, enthusiastically endorsing the prime minister's speech of the resolve
drive the Chinese aggressors out of India represented the will of the people as perhaps never before
Nehru compared the Chinese action to the full bloded imperialism of the 18 and 19 centuries Her
d not need to look back so far the
earest parallel, in deceit and the ruthless exploitation of force us with the Nazi-fascist policies of world
War i When Mr Nehru said that India had accepted the challenge of the new Chinese
nperialism and would never submit to it he spoke far and with the people His own determination has
een reinforced by an inspiring upsurge of national resolve Mr. Nehru also spoke for and with his
eople when he acknowledged with gratitude The support, moral and practical spontaneous and
enerous from many parts of the world. (Regrets and recriminations for past mistakes must now be
orgotten working thinking and planning must be for the present and the future characteristicaly Mr
Nehru even darkness, looks beyond immediate peril to the good which could result from the ordeal out of
her struggle India may acquire out of her struggle India may acquire strength and unity and better life for
the people for these things) There must be willingness to abandon small differences in the interests of all
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the people for his things there must be