India in 1933-34 a Statement Prepared for Presentation to Parliament in accordance with requirements of the 26th section of the Government of India Act

Gandhi's statement. S Revival of Communist agitation. S Communist influence on Trades Unions. 10 The Cawnpore session of the All-India Trades Union Congress. 10 The Strike programme. 10 The All-India Socialist Party. 11 The winter session of the Legislative Assembly 1934. 11 Japanese Tilde Agreement. 11 Reserve Bank Bill. 12 Other economic legislation. [...]. 48 Public opinion in Bengal. '. 47 The position in other Provinces. 48 Assam. 48 Burma. 48 United Provinces. 48 Bombay Presidency. 48 Rajputana. 49 Sixth Section : Kathiawar States : Nawanagar. 49 Nepal. 50 Chinese Turkestan. 50 Refugees from Russia and Chinese Turkestan. 50 Burma-Chinese Frontier. 50 Indus Kohistan. 51 CHAPTER IL T [...] Extent. 52 The shock. 52 Loss of life. 52 Manifestations of the disturbance. 52 Destruction of buildings. 53 Communications. 53 First appreciations of the disaster. 53 Immediate measures of local relief. 54 Madhubani. 54 MonghYr 54 Muraffarpur. 55 Darbhanga. 58The Bihar Earthquake—cockl. [...] Scope of Chapter. 188 Public Health. 188 Retrenchment. 1138 Epidemic diseases. 188 Cholera. 166 Small-pox. 167 Plague. 187 Kala-azar. 188 Venereal diseases. 188 Leprosy. 188 Medical research. 189 General Medical Council. 170 Raj Pilgrimage. 170 International Cooperation in public health and medical matters. 171 The drugs [...] Mohenjodaxo... 180 Taxila. 180 Delhi. 181 Theh Polar. 181 Nalauda. 181 Burma. s. 182 Epigraphy. 182 Museum. 182 The Archaeological Chemist 183 Conservation. 183 The Topographical Survey. 183 Effects of retrenchment. 183 Special and miscellaneous Surveys. 183 Scientific operations. 184 Miscellaneous work. 184 The Geological