JC - The Moraes 'book' describes the early careers of the three young
law graduates - Nehru, Menon and Frank. It took them to the law
'clinic' of the Communist member of parliament, Saklatvala, where
they catered to the poor of the East End.
Frank also spent time in the Jinnah law
On Jan 23, 2014, at 4:43 AM, Venantius J Pinto venantius.pi...@gmail.com
wrote:
Eugene, Within this logic structure do not expect JC to provide proof although
valid in terms of the same expected of you: Can JC give proof that Menon had
not likely met Nehru before Vijaya got married or was
Dear FN, I didn't want to get away but stay put where I am. I said in the
post that I haven't read the book which, I think, is titled Reminences of
the Nehru Age.
You got to believe me or not. You perhaps think I made that up? Giving you
the name of the journalist, does it matter to you?
I said
CORRECTION:
Eugene,
Within this logic structure do not expect JC to provide proof although
valid in terms of the same expected of you: Can JC give proof that
Menon had not likely met Nehru before Vijaya got married or was
already married
.
One can only expect FN to ask others to provide prof as
Oops.. in the earlier post it should be read in Independent India.
Eugene
Eric, I think Nehru didn't want the Padrado to be in effect in Independent
Goa. Hence, he plugged for Cardinal Gracias. Even the late Father Conceicao
Rodrigues of the Pilar Society waged a battle for having an Indian church
as he was nationalist.
As usual, Floriano is flogging a dead horse. One
: [Goanet] Nehru and Menon
Eric, I think Nehru didn't want the Padrado to be in effect in Independent
Goa. Hence, he plugged for Cardinal Gracias. Even the late Father
Conceicao
Rodrigues of the Pilar Society waged a battle for having an Indian
church
as he was nationalist.
As usual, Floriano
I believe Nehru and Moraes were not together in college, as Moares studied
at Oxford while Nehru at Cambridge, both bitter rivals in academic and
sports field.
Having read both Moraes' book on Nehru, I don't remember the details. I
wish Eric would provide page number at the name of the book, since
On 22 January 2014 12:54, Eugene Correia eugene.corr...@gmail.com wrote:
It was alleged that Menon wanted to marry Vijaylakshmi Pandit, sister of
Nehru, but Nehru put his foot down saying he doesn't want his sister to
marry a Malaysee brahmin. It this story is true or not but, I think,
What a genuine bonk, the Pandit.
Thanks for being kind enough to mention the Card. Gracias.
Venantius J Pinto
On 1/22/14, Eugene Correia eugene.corr...@gmail.com wrote:
I believe Nehru and Moraes were not together in college, as Moares studied
at Oxford while Nehru at Cambridge, both bitter
I believe Nehru and Moraes were not together in college, as Moares studied
at Oxford while Nehru at Cambridge, both bitter rivals in academic and
sports field.
Having read both Moraes' book on Nehru, I don't remember the details. I
wish Eric would provide page number at the name of the book, since
1: Eugene Correia eugene.corr...@gmail.com wrote:
It was alleged that Menon wanted to marry Vijaylakshmi Pandit, sister
of Nehru, but Nehru put his foot down saying he doesn't want his sister
to marry a Malaysee brahmin.
2: Frederick FN Noronha wrote:
That way, I could get away saying anything
Vivian writes:
Krishna Menon was indeed the architect of India's take over of Goa, whether
Nehru was aware of the plan is debateable.
What's debatable about it? Nehru okayed the invasion. He was the boss, but
no doubt the pressure came from Menon and others who wanted action. There
are different
Eugene - I am a long way from NY, where the book sits on
a shelf. Menon and Nehru were lovers: end of story.
Menon did not have a Delhi home. The two were in criminal
violation of statutes that govern sexual relations in India.
The book in contention was yet
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