INDIA is becoming the problem of the age. More than Europe, more than America, is this Sphinx of an Ancient Civilization puzzling the political seer. Who can tell whether she is nodding, or shaking her head?-whether she is asleep, or is only winking at the puny efforts of man to read her mind? The more one tries to know India, the less he seems to understand her. It is hopeless to unravel this live problem of humanity; to follow its inner workings. The utmost one could do is to watch its obvious tendencies at work.