Resolutions on Foreign Policy, 1947-57 |
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... countries under colonial domination would also achieve their freedom . The current of history which had brought this colonialism to Asia and Africa had turned and the countries of Asia were coming into their own . The independence of ...
... countries under colonial domination would also achieve their freedom . The current of history which had brought this colonialism to Asia and Africa had turned and the countries of Asia were coming into their own . The independence of ...
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... countries , and more especially for the elimination of colonial domination and racial discrimi- nation . It had , therefore , welcomed the achievement of free- dom by many Asian countries . This was a reversal of the process which had ...
... countries , and more especially for the elimination of colonial domination and racial discrimi- nation . It had , therefore , welcomed the achievement of free- dom by many Asian countries . This was a reversal of the process which had ...
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... Asia so that the disastrous conflicts which have brought ruin to some countries of Asia and prevented their progress should be finally ended . The Committee welcomes the declarations that the States of Indo - China will not join any ...
... Asia so that the disastrous conflicts which have brought ruin to some countries of Asia and prevented their progress should be finally ended . The Committee welcomes the declarations that the States of Indo - China will not join any ...
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A.I.C.C. welcomes AICC expresses appreciation Asia and Africa Asian Asian-African Conference avoid Calcutta cause Charter civilised colonial domination Committee hopes Committee trusts Committee welcomes Conference conflict Congress earnestly Congress Session Congress trusts Congress welcomes continued cooperation countries of Asia culture declared Delhi developments disarmament East economic Egypt endeavour establishments in India foreign establishments Foreign Policy foreign possessions freedom French friendly further Goan Government of India Hungary India and Pakistan India Congress Committee INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Indian Union Indo-China international affairs Jaipur Korea large number lead liberation of Goa ment Nasik negotiations non-violence noted with deep Pakistan particularly peaceful methods peaceful settlement policy of India political Portuguese authorities Portuguese Government Portuguese possessions possessions in India principles problems progress racial discrimination racial equality reaffirms realises resolution on foreign rest of India result Satyagraha settlements in India solution South Africa struggle suppression sympathy tension territories Union of India United Nations Organisation