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Committee devoted a good deal of space in its report to problems of organisation and administration, and recommended that the Central Government should not only

students of the Institute as well as for research into community health problems; and (vi) other institutions for the training of different types of health

five years and has adequate knowledge of, and experience in, dealing with problems relating to company law; or (c) is, or has been

research; (f) to undertake directly or through other agencies studies of the problems of khadi or village industries; (g) to [provide financial assistance, directly

requires to he amended in certain respects for dealing with the problems of evasion of tax, realisation of tax in the event of liquidation ... view of this judgment, the State Governments are faced with the problem of having to refund the amounts collected in the past

clause (a); (c) provide feedback to the Commission on the problems and difficulties envisaged and suggestions made by banks, voluntary agencies, artisans and others engaged

that the available resources are utilised to the best possible effect. The problem has become more acute recently on account of the tendency to multiply ... will act as an expert body to advise the Central Government on problems connected with the co-ordination of facilities and maintenance of standards

accordingly constituted in December, 1953, to investigate the conditions of this problem, the historical background, the existing situation and all other relevant factors

practicable measures for checking the spread of the disease. (2) Where special problems constituting a grave danger to public health exist, a person