Racial Intermarriages

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Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. The quotations are printed in different type from the com pile'rs' remarks. Those that are not inclined or cannot spare the time to go through the quotations will thus have the facility of perusing the compilers' remarks which embody the gist of the quotations. It is, however, hoped that all Parsees who are interest.ed in the growth and advancement of their community - and which Parsee is not - will spare a few hours to the perusal of the following pages, which are expected to help him in forming his judgment on an issue of supreme importance to the future of his small but illustrious community. It is also hoped that the pamphlet will be of use to those members of other races, who believe that intermarriages between the various communities that inhabit this vast continent would be a means-and a useful means - of promoting nation-building in India. It may be mentioned for the information of those not familiar with the controversy that was current some time ago in the Parsee Community that the word J uddin means an alien in faith.