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dated April 29, 1955: Bandung meet unique: PM

Prime Minister Nehru, who returned to Calcutta on April 27 after attending the Asian-African Conference at Bandung, told pressmen that the conference was unique. It was the first and the only conference in the world where a document was produced showing a great measure of common agreement. The document was an example for other countries who neither met nor agreed. The conference was a great success for, despite a variety of attitudes among the participating nations, they were able to reach substantial agreement.

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