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The Indian Review Monthly Periodical Devoted to the Discussion of all Topics of Interest May 1917

1917

No wonder that the Congress of 1893 had with regret to put on record the tact " that alike in the rules of the Government of India and in the practice of most.of the Local Governelents notably in that of the Government of Bombay material alterations are necessary if real effect is to be given to the spirit of tilts Act." The most trenchant criticism of the rules and regultioe. framed by [...] The elected members not infrequently try to save their face bp accepting the suggestions or amenments of the Government and proceed to vote or Gall for a division though certain of defeat to secure a moral victory and show to the pqblio the pervlirsity.of the attitude of the Government who would not by the weight of numbers and sometimes by the influence of the head of the dovernment low y [...] V. J. Patel made at the 'list meeting_ of the Bombay legislative Council I see nothing but distrust on the part of the Government of non-Official members whom they have wide* the Rules to take on Committees." On the result of the labours of the non-official members of the Council the Lieutenant-Govenor of the United aovIres we have Jibe statment of the late Pundit Bishqn Narayen Dhar tha [...] The experiment of the admission of two Indians in the Council of the Secretary‘of State for India the inclusion bf an Indian member in the Executive Councils of the Viceroy and the P?viucial Governmenis has proved a success an u' qualified success and we have this on the autho-.rity of Lord Morley Mr. [...] of some measure of rolbf the publi8 parse in the representatives of the people." This control is mutiny exercised thwugh the Budget which is presented by the Executive to the Legislature% where the representatives of the peoplO we their efforts "to ensure that care and economy are secured in the finances of tile tuition." Our Councils constituted as at preront Ivo no cotrol over the nationa
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The Reconstitution of the Indian Councils
297-311 G.A. Natesan view
The Memorandum of the Nineteen
312-312 Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy view
Preservation of Protoplasm
313-316 R. Bryson view
War-Time Finance Trade and Shipping in Japan
317-319 Nihal Singh view
Intensive Farming in India
319-320 A.K. Iyer view
The Place of Manas in Indian Psychology
321-323 P. Jgannadhaswaml view
The Study of Indian Economics
324-326 S.A. Pande view
A Glimpse of Abbaside Arabia
327-328 G.M.D. Sufi view
Self-Government for India
329-336 unknown view
Topics from Periodicals
337-344 unknown view
Questions of Importance
345-348 unknown view
Utterances of the Day
348-351 unknown view
Diary of the Month
352-352 unknown view
The World of Books
353-354 unknown view
Indians outside India
355-355 unknown view
Feudatory India
356-357 unknown view
Industrial & Commercial Section
358-359 unknown view
Agricultural Section
360-360 unknown view
Literary
361-361 unknown view
Educational
362-362 unknown view
Legal
363-363 unknown view
Medical
364-364 unknown view
Science
365-365 unknown view
Personal
366-366 unknown view
Political
367-367 unknown view
General
368-368 unknown view