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Addressing the joint session of Parliament on February 11, President Rajendra Prasad outlined the views of the India Government in regard to the proposal as provided in the United Nations resolution of December 14, 1957, for a meeting of the Heads of States for easing world tensions and for bringing about an atmosphere of peaceful tolerance. He said, “My government have engaged themselves at the United Nations in continued efforts to help to ease tensions and to advance the view that on co-existence and respect of each other alone can solutions be found. India has been elected as a member of the Disarmament Commission. The Commission can meet only if all countries concerned are willing to participate. My Government intend to do their utmost to help to bring about a solution.”
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