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Newspaper clipping titled, Can India Fly? The article talks about the various reasons that the Indian businesses are set to show tremendous growth in the coming years while also discussing some challanges that might prevent these businessess from reaching their full potentials. The article was published in The Economist on 3rd June, 2006.

Letter from Dr. P. Pandia to Mayo Singh explaining their letter may have crossed due to the time it takes airmail to travel between England and Canada. He encloses copies of letters he has sent to Mr. Jolliffe and Mr. Taylor in connection with Karnail's case. He also warns that it is uncommon for the Minister to reverse his dismissal of appeals, but he has been successful in other cases. He then asks Mayo to wire him if a decision has not been made before he receives this letter so that Dr. Pandia may obtain an extension for Karnail's case.

Letter from Dr. P. Pandia to Mayo Singh explaining an stenographer's error in posting Mr Jolliffe's letter of Karnail's case to Dr. Pandia, therefore delaying his receipt of the letter and Dr. Pandia's forwarding of it to Mayo. He assures Mayo that Karnail's deportation order will be cancelled and that he has asked Ottawa to communicate directly to Mayo once this occurs. Also includes letter from A. L. Jollifee to Dr. Pandia.

Letter from D. P. Pandia to Mayo Singh detailing the contacts and calls made on behalf of Karnail Singh to grant him entry to Canada. He expresses his regrets that they had experienced these issues and wishes them all the success.

Letter envelope from D. P Pandia addressed to Mayo Singh.

Telegram from Pandia to Mayo Singh indicting favourable decision from Ottawa.

Letter from D. P. Pandia to Mayo Singh as indicated in Telegram from November 24, 1948 commending Mayo for prompt attention to Karnail's case and congratulating him on the combined successful efforts to keep Karnail in Canada permanently.

Telegram from Pandia to Mayo Singh indicating a favourable decision from Ottawa is expected and that a letter is to follow.

Handwritten note to H. A. Just, Inspector, R. M. S. Antonia.

Letter of Appreciation from Indian office dated March 26th 1946, issued on the behalf of the Secretary of State for India and the government of India to appreciate Michael Norbury for his years of service at the time of emergency. It is also mentioned that as the emergency ends, Michael Norbury will be grated the honory rank of Major and a mention in the London Gazette.