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The improvement of his economic condition the removal of the curse of illiteracy which broods over this land the dethronement of the bureacracy from its usurped position of mastiff of the public to its legitimate place as servants of the same—this was the burden of his work. [...] It sips causes of the new spirit in India referred to the the very foundations of the Empire by destroying that general awakening of Asia to the idea of Imperial public faith in British justice which is the strongest bulwark of British Rule in India. [...] reconstruction and the loss of belief in the supRai Baikunta Nath Sen then entered a strong riority of the white races to the awakening of protest against the newly-appointed committee to merchants women and the masses of India and investigate into the existence of criminal proved effectively by citing an array of facts and conspiracies in India figures from Anglo-Indian and Indian authoritie [...] (h) That this Congress views with alarm the extensive use made of the Defence of India Act and Regulation III of 1818 (Bengal)anll urges that the principle followed and the procedure adopted in the application of the Defence of India Act should be the same as under the Defence of the Realm Act of England. [...] The president also pu from the Chair resolutions urging the repeal of tli Arms Act equality of status with the self-goverr ing colonies control of education in the hands c Indians larger measure of sanitation the expar sion of the Swadeshi movement extension of trio by jury and separation of judicial and executiv functions.