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Jawaharlal Nehru through an intelligence prism

Critics of Jawaharlal Nehru have spared no effort to portray him as being rosy-eyed and naive about China; yet, memoirs of Bhola Nath Mullik, the intelligence chief who served under the Nehru for almost the entire duration his Prime Ministership make it clear this was far from the truth

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    Critics of Jawaharlal Nehru have spared no effort to portray him as being rosy-eyed and naive about China; yet, memoirs of Bhola Nath Mullik, the intelligence chief who served under the Nehru for almost the entire duration his Prime Ministership make it clear…

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