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The Indian Review November 1919 A Monthly Periodical Devoted to the Discussion of all Topics of Interest

1919

But the summaries of the proceedings of the Joint Comittee and the accounts of those who attended the sittings testify to the spirit of conscientious fairness which throughout guided Lord Selborne in his conduct of the proceedings of the Joint Committee. [...] As regards the Central government while it is to be regretted that the Joint Committee did not see their way to the introduction of some element of responsibility it cannot be denied that the structure of the central government as proposed by the Joint Committee opens the door to the exercise of great influence over the administrtion by the representatives of the people. [...] A comprhensive view of the needs of the entire administration and a spirit of harmonious eo-operation between the people and the bureacracy and between the different classes of the body-politic are the requirements of the future. [...] The substitution of the ordnance for the Grand Committee the joint purse the provision made for at least two ministers in every provincial government and of an equal number of Indian and European members on the Executive Council as a normal rule the appoinment of not less than three Indians to the Executive Council of the Government of India are some of the satisfactory features of the Re [...] Prithwis Chandra Ray I am decidedly of opinion that the appointment of three Indian members in the Executive Council of the Viceroy the establishment of a Second Chamber at Delhi and Simla the arrangement for ministerial responsibility in the Provinces the iclusion of education and industry among the transferred subjects the conferment of large powers on the Provincial Councils for the cont
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The Revised Indian Reform Bill
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I the Revised Bill—A Symposium
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The Punjab Disorders Enquiry
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Womens’ Education in India
737-743 D.K. Karve view
Responsible Government or Self-Government
744-746 Gulshan Rai view
Child Welfare in India
746-749 Lakshmanaswami view
The Moderate Deputation
749-751 Surendranath Bannerjea view
Two Mottoes
752-757 Maulvi Ahmed view
A Literary Budget
757-760 P. Seshadri view
The Oriental Conference
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Narasingh Mehta
763-764 K.V. Ramaswami view
The Chiefs Conference
765-766 K.V. Ramaswami view
Mysticism: The Highest Religion
767-768 C.N. Iyer view
Topics from Periodicals
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Questions of Importance
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Utterances of the Day
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Feudatory India
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Indians Outside India
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Agricultural Section
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Notices of Books
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Diary of the Month
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Literary
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Educational
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Science
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