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This Day That Age
Prime Minister Nehru has announced his intention to have a period of rest free from the daily burden of work and live as an individual citizen of India and not as Prime Minister. In a statement to the Congress Parliamentary Party on April 29, Mr. Nehru asked for the advice of his party colleagues in regard to his intention and sought their permission and guidance to act in the manner suggested. The following is Mr. Nehru’s statement: “Some weeks ago I said that I felt rather tired and stale and would like a change, since then many friends and colleagues have asked what I meant and there have been speculations in the press. That feeling of exhilaration and a sense of adventure are still with me. The bonds that tie me with our people have grown stronger with the years and there continues the overwhelming desire to serve them and help in solving the manifold problems. I remain physically fit and active and I believe that I have still some years of efficient service before me.”
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