Government of Bengal. The Bengal Education Code 1931

All other forms of education in Bengal as in other prvinces were entrusted to Ministers drawn from and responsible to the Legislative Council and on them devolved henceforth the task of determining the best method of adopting the educational system to the needs and circumstances of the province and of developing its people to an enlightened citizenship. [...] In April 1923 the Government School of Art and the Government Commercial Institute both in Calcutta and the Industrial Zenana classes at Dacca were divorced from the control of the Ministry of Industries and retransferred to the Education Department under the Minister in charge of the latter. [...] Immediately subordinate to him are the Assistant Directors of Public Instruction (one of whom is concerned exclusively with Muhammadan Education) the Physical Director the Inspectors and Inspectresses of Schools the Principals of Government Colleges the Principal of the Eden High School for Girls Dacca the Principals of the Madrasahs at Chittagong and Calcutta the Superintendents of Hooghly [...] The Director is authorise(1) to fill appointments in the Subordinate Educational Services and in the ministerial and menial establishments in his office and in the attached offices of the Assistant Director for Muhammadan Education and of the Physical Director. [...] tained for full periods of one year or for longer or shorter periods on the following conditions :— (i) that the cost of the temporary establishment shall not be raised beyond the total amount sanctioned for the establishment by the authority which sanctioned its appointment ; (ii) that when the authority which sanctioned the employment of the temporary establishment is the Local Government the p