The Rajput Herald - A Monthly Illustrated Magazine Devoted to Rajput History Antiquities Literature & Art. June 1913

It will be more practical to demand the increase of percentage of Indians in the Civil Sevice the separation of executive from judicial function the reduction of salaries of civilians the increase of the percentage of Indians in the judicial service. [...] Part of this importance which is dangerous to Great Britain is due to the recklessness of the shortsighted statesmen and diplomatists of England who in their eagerness to belittle the sinificance of Russia in their ardent desire to defeat the aims and the ambitious of the Colossus of the North in their ambtion to he the undisputed masters in Asia disarmed the people of India who in a [...] As the temporary subjection of the Europeans under the Arabs did not mean the inferiority of the former to the latter so also the temporary success of Afghans did not and could not signify the imbecility of the Hindus. [...] In the interest of England in the interest of the British Empire and above all in the interest of Imperialism I exhort all Iperialists to desist from their ruinous and suicidal course of making it appear that India and Afghanistan cannot be friends All silly talk of the Afghans carrying fire and sword into India had it not been for England must be consigned to the limbo of the past and the [...] The difference between a Hindu and a Mahoinedan and the difference between the languages spoken by the Bengalee and the Mahratta do no more interfere with their formation into a national unit than the almost insuperable differences between the French Canadian and the British Canadian the Dutch Africander and the British settlers revolt against their formtions into the Canadians and the So