India
tATJSIFACffORT OOUTDiPKiKB. Keql«, July The situation iu India during reosnt months hsw been satisfactory. Returning immigrants qf Ghada'g pajty attempted to oreate trouble in the Punjauh, but the leaders were arrested and are now being tried. In several ciwea the enactments of the Defenae of India Aot have had a steadying off«ct, and the situation ie well in hand. An outbreak of dacoity in the western Pun jaub has been suppressed. It wad due largely to economic causes, and the Act is affording means for speedy trials. A number of cases of like character have occurred iri the Backarganj district of Bengal. Prices ttre pftill MgH, fhit Government action has relieved the pressure. The favorable rains should assist a trade revival, though it is hampered (by high freights. The wild n'lrtftrs which marltod the outbreak of the war are noticeably fewer, and there is general confidence in the ultimate - success of the Allies.
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Taranaki Daily News, 9 July 1915, Page 5
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