“I had gone there [India] as an Indian nationalist. I had become vaguely sympathetic to the Communist. No, I didn’t have any Communist associations. Romesh Chandra I’ve met him. He
Read more…27th February 1948 : Federation of International Democratic Youth
Celebrating the first year anniversary of the R.W.A.C. at the I.T.F Grounds in Calcutta. His Excellency C. Rajagopalchari, the acting Governor General of India and Dr. Saboth Mitra were both
The creation of India and Pakistan as two independent dominion states along religious lines led to the largest human displacement and migration and a refugee crisis. James as a member
R.W.A.C. (Relief Welfare Ambulance Corps.) is located at 9/1A, Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Rd, Sreepally, Bhowanipore, Kolkata, West Bengal 700017, India. 1946 to 1947 : Relief Welfare Ambulance Corps
“The RWAC gave its services in many places in India during the political disturbances at the time of the division of British India. In Calcutta, during 1946-47, I was involved
