why was nehru report rejected (7)
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Nehru Letters between Nehru and India's ambassador in the US shed light on his stand that while India was “certainly entitled to a permanent seat in the security council," it would be dangerous for this to come at the cost of ChinaNehru had some utopian Ideas for India. After the Non- alignment movement, he wanted to make a mark for himself in the International arena.
Little did he knew that the world which he was seeing from his own way was completely different. He respected Chinese strength and supremacy in the South-east Asia.
In the year 1950, two momentous events shook Asia and the world. One was the Chinese invasion of Tibet, and the other, the Chinese intervention in the Korean War.
Little did he knew that the world which he was seeing from his own way was completely different. He respected Chinese strength and supremacy in the South-east Asia.
In the year 1950, two momentous events shook Asia and the world. One was the Chinese invasion of Tibet, and the other, the Chinese intervention in the Korean War.
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Against the challenge the Nehru Report said “We do not deny that there is much need for social advance. On the other hand, Jawaharlal felt that the ideal of Dominion Status adopted by Nehru Report was a betrayal of the Congress. He along-with Subash Chandra Bose organized the Independence for India League.
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