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September 27, 1933 (Joint meeting of the Council and the Institute). Mr. M. V. Amrith, B.A., and Professor Uttam Singh Gheba, M.A., B.T., were approved as suitable candidates for psycho-analysis by the Institute.
It was resolved that the report adopted at the International Congress regarding the training of candidates be incorporated in the rules of Society.
November 26, 1933. General Meeting.
1Proceedings began with a resolution from the chair, with all the members present standing, regretting the irreparable loss to the science of psycho-analysis by the death of Dr. Sándor Ferenczi. It was further resolved that a copy of the resolution be sent to the bereaved family. (N.B.—The Indian Journal of Psychology published a notice of obituary in its last number for 1933.)
2On the recommendation of the Council and the Board of the Indian Psycho-Analytical Institute, the following amendments and additions to