APPOINTMENTS

APPOINTMENTS April 6, 1985 Hemlock deal has not, after all, been made mindlessly; it is expected to give desired returns to those who have arranged such an investment. The contention that the effort for the development of the indigenous process would be given 'full support' does not carry conviction in such circumstances. It is not the first time that things have been so managed that indigenous effort and capability have been thwarted in a variety of ways and in many fields. Fertilisers and steel are cases in point.