India in 1920. A Report Prepared for Presentation to Parliament in accordance with the Requirements of the 26th Section of the Government of India Act (5 & 6 Geo. V. Chap. 61)

Bokhara. Persia Afghanistan The &air's Position. Peace Negotiations. Border Affairs. Mama Expedition. Heavy fighting. Termination of the Campaign The Wane WW1%. Border Policy. The old Polioy. The new Policy. The Border in 1920 Raids. Precautions. The Muhajrin. Other troubles. The Amritsar Congress The Liberal Conference Parties in India. The Liberal Party. [...] Gandhi's Action. Attitude of the Administration Growth of the Hhilafat Movement Complications. The Council Delhi Session. The Viceroy's Speech Review of the Situation Temper of the Council. Attitude of Indian Leaders Attitude of English represenatives. Business of the Session. Public opinion and the Reforms. lEhilafat deputation. Growing Excitement. Mr. [...] The subjects discussed included the progpsed peace terms with the Ottoman Empire and their bearing from the point of view of Afghanistan on the question of the Khilafat ; the frontier tribes ; the international status of Afghanistan ; the renewal of commercial relations with India ; and the acceptance of British assistance towards the peaceful development of Afghanistan. [...] The terms of reference included an examination of the administration and organiztion of the army in India including its relations with the War Office and the India Office ; a consideration of the position of the Conima;Idein-Chief in his dual capacity as head of the Army anipMember of the Viceroy's Executive Council ; and an investigation of such other matters as might be considered releva [...] the assignment of clue weight to the ppiii( Ls of that Qovernment in questions of Imperial Defeace ; and thirdly the exercise of a considered influence by the Imperial Genera416Staff upon the " Military policy " of the Government of India as upon that of the other Governments of the Commonwea:th.