Indian Monopolist Talks of "pfits" of War Economy

International Bulletin Vol. 1, No. 51, 15 December 1962 · p. 6 of the scan · 74 words

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In an article published in the Hindustan Times, 4th December, G.D. Birla, a big business magnate, spoke of the “big ‘benefits" accruing to the Indian economy from war preparationse He said, "The sense of urgency created by war is a great tonic for activity in every field,......" the view that "war with China mst greatly strain the the Indian economy and stand in the way of its development" was " just a hackneyed assumption."