JAPAN- Water-Shed in 1970

Romesh Thapar EVEN though chatter continues about who is to be thrown out of the Council of Ministers and who is to be inducted, the power hierarchy is at the moment more concerned with the developing unrest among the working people, including government employees. There is every reason for concern; if the present drought persists over large areas of the country, the availability of food will be affected and prices will begin to climb again. This is yet another reminder that so-called miracles are short-lived unless accompanied by hard, co-ordinated effort at various levels.