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The Indian Review June 1914 A Monthly Periodical devoted to the discussion of all topics of Interest

1914

In England an association has been formed to advocate the substitution of this co-operative selsupporting system for the present system of popular education and the association has the good-will among others of Lord. Roberts and the interest of the educational authorities of the Dominion of Canada the Union of South Africa and of Sir George Reid the High. [...] The first step might be an industry on the lines of the Witzwil Colony only employing good workers ; the result could not fail to be success and then the way would be made clear for further advance ; and the way would be shoWn also to the solution of such problems as the raising of the depressed classes of criminal classes the employment of ex-prisoners and many other problems. [...] F. LTHOUGH the desirability or otherwise of establishing a Central or State Bank in India was not specifically included in the Terms of Reference to the recent Indian Finance and Currency Commission it has been understood that the Government of India were anxious for the Commission to consider the matter and to make such recommendations in this connection as the circumstances of the moment seemed [...] All the three propositions regard_ rng Passing of the accounts submitted by the diretors The election of the retiring directors ; Appointment Of the auditors to audit the acounts for which the directors are responsible were all proposed and seconded and carried by the directors themselves. [...] Control by the AS'hareholders.--From the foreging it will be seen that in the case of the two Presidency Banks the Bank of Bengal and the Ba!Ak of Madras the directors are practically left to pass the account; submitted by themselves to re-elect themselves or their successors and to a proint auditors of their own choice to audit their accounts.
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Frontmatter
i-i G.A. Natesan view
Dawn of Liberty: India’s Hope
434-437 J.W. Petavrl view
A New Notation for Indian Music
438-440 H.A. Popley view
A State Bank for India
441-451 M. P. view
The Indian Cooly in British Malaya
452-460 Ambikapath Rai view
Indians in the Ebucational Services
460-466 M. RAngachariar view
Indian Students in England
467-467 Jibon Bede view
A Aotable Jndian Artist
468-469 unknown view
Journalism for Young Indians
469-470 unknown view
Gardens of the Great Mughals
471-472 Yakub Basan view
The India Council Bill
i-ii unknown view
Indians in the Colonies
iii-iii unknown view
The Congress Deputation in England
iv-473 unknown view
Current Events
473-477 Rajduari view
The World of Books
477-479 unknown view
Diary of the Month May—June 1914
480-480 unknown view
Topics from Periodicals
481-488 unknown view
Questions of Importance
489-490 unknown view
Utterances of the Day
491-494 unknown view
Indians Outside India
494-496 unknown view
Feudatory India
497-498 unknown view
Industrial and Commercial Section
499-501 unknown view
Agricultural Section
502-504 unknown view
Literary
505-505 unknown view
Educational
506-506 unknown view
Legal
507-507 unknown view
Medical
508-508 unknown view
Science
509-509 unknown view
Personal
510-510 unknown view
Political
511-511 unknown view
General
512-ii unknown view