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Indian Statutory Commission Report of the Indian Statutory Commission Volume II Recommendations

1930

96 111-112 Views of the Provincial Governments. 97 113 Views of the Committees Associated with us 98 114 The Positive Proposal of Some of our Members... [...] 125 148 Composition of the Council of State... [...] 140 170 The Leadership of the Federal Assembly 140 171 The Distribution of Portfolios... [...] The Secretary of State and the Provinces 304 350 The Secretary of State and the Centre 304 351 Delegation by Convention... [...] May it Please Your Majesty We the Commissioners appointed for the purpose of inquiing into the working of the system of government the growth of education and the development of representative institutions in British India and matters connected therewith and of reporting as to whether and to what extent it is desirable to establish the principle of responsible government or to extend mo
government politics public policy
Pages
354
Published in
United Kingdom
SARF Document ID
sarf.140772
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Frontmatter
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Arrangement of Volume II
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Chapter 1.—Introductory
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Chapter 2.—The Mechanism of Advance
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Chapter 3.—An all-India Solution
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Chapter 4.—The Ideal of Eedeeation for all-India
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Chapter 5.—The Need for Safeguards
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Chapter 1.—The Peovincial Executive
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Chapter 2.—The Peovincial Legislature
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Chapter 3.—The Franchise
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Chapter 4.—The Question of Second Chambers in the Provinces
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Chapter 1.—Chief Commissioners Peovinces
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Chapter 2.—The Backwaed Teacts
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Chapter 1.—The Centeal Legislative
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Chapter 2.—The Governor-General in Council
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Chapter 3.—Influence of Central Legislature on Executive Action and Police
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Chapter 4.—The Authority of Government
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Part V.—The Constitutional Problem in Relation to the Defence of India
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Part VI.—The Future of Burma
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Part VII.—Future Relations with the Indian States
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Chapter 1.—India’s Inadequate Revenue
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Chapter 2.—Present Financial Relations
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Chapter 3.—Summary of Financial Situation
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Chapter 4.—New Sources of Taxation
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Chapter 5.—Peinciples that Should Govern the Disteibution of Revenues
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Chapter 6.—Application of Preceding Principles
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Chapter 7.—Constitutional Implications Of The Scheme
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Chapter 8.—The Problem of the Indian States
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Chapter 9.—Summary
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Part IX.—The Future of the Services
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Part X.—The High Courts
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Part XI.—The Relations Between the Home and the Indian Governments
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Part XII.—General Survey and Conclusion
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Index
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