The Indian Review March 1946 a Monthly Periodical Devoted to the Discussion of all Topics of Interest

In principle the dominions being in essence the personal concern of the ruler the first charge on the revenue of a State was that which concerned the ruler. [...] The third what is called law and order the supports of which are the Army the Police and the law courts and lastly the charges for the welfare of the subjects including the developments of roads and other means of communications. [...] During the past 20 years the successive representatives of the Crown advised the rulers of the Indian States to limit their privy purses ; in other words reverse the order of the items in their budgets ; and the Princes Chamber has been also discussing the same. [...] Why not therefore allow the present system of education to go through the purifying flames of a renaissance for the good of the country and the Nation ? Education must be rooted in the social matrix of India in the context of her genius and evolution. [...] Thus the results of the Pakistan movement were the perpetual religious wars the subordination of the cultural and economic activities of the state to the military activities and thdestrution of both the rival powers by a foreign power.