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Government of Bengal Report on Public Instruction in Bengal For the Year 1928-29

1930

A considerable amount of propaganda twas carried out by means of leaflets in the vernacular distributed by SuInspectors in the villages to explain the objects of the Bill and meetings were subsequently held to ascertain the attitude of the raiyats towards the Bill and in particular the question of the proposed cess. [...] The increase in numbers continues to be slower than was anticipated before the starting of the University and further efforts on the part of the University authorities seem desir'able to bring home to the students of the eastern part of the Province the facilities that Dacca offers both for taking a degree course in ideal surroundings and as an alternative centre to Calcutta for higher work. [...] The students of Krishnagar College having achieved conspcuous success in the University Examinations of the preceding year13 the members of the teaching staff were congratulated by the Director of Public Instruction. [...] The increase of 2 in the number of colleges is due to the inclusion for the first time of the Intermediate departments of St. [...] Owing howev er to the interest of the college authorities in the University Training Corps and the keenness of the students need has arisen for the formation of a second Platoon.
education
Pages
105
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.140986
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
1-4 unknown view
Chapter I.Introductory
5-6 unknown view
Chapter II.Controlling agencies
6-8 unknown view
Chapter III.Uniiversity and College Education
8-15 unknown view
Chapter IV.Secondary Education
16-18 unknown view
Chapter V.Primary Education
19-24 unknown view
Chapter VI.The training of teachers of Indian Schools
24-27 unknown view
Chapter VII.Professional and Technical Education
27-33 unknown view
Chapter VIII.Education of Indian girls and women
33-36 unknown view
Chapter IX.Education of Europeans and Anglo-Indians
36-40 unknown view
Chapter X.Education of Muhammadans
40-44 unknown view
Chapter XI.Education of Special classes
44-48 unknown view
Chapter XII.Unrecognised Institutions
48-48 unknown view
Chapter XIII.Physical and Moral Training
49-53 unknown view
Chapter XIV.Conferences
53-54 unknown view
Chapter XV.Text Book Committees
54-54 unknown view
Chapter XVI.Education in the Legislative Council
54-56 H.E Stapleton view
General Statistics
57-93 unknown view

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