India In 1924-25 A Statement Prepared for Presentation To Parliament In Accordance With the Requirements of the 26Th Section of the Government of India Act

The Royal Military College The Cycle of History 1 Sandhurst. 24 Problem of the Future 2 The Royal Indian Military College The Land Frontiers. 2 Dehra Dun. 24 Tibet. 3 The Legislature and an Indian Nepal. 3 Sandhurst.". 25 North-East Frontier. 4 Indianization of eight units 25 French Indo-China and Siam 4 The Territorial Force. 27 The North-West Frontier. 5 The Au [...] Forests. 203 Railway Stores. 215 Forest Conservation and Public Indianization. 215 opinion 203 The Railways and the.Public. 217 Profit from Forests. 205 Advisory Councils. 217 The Forest Service and IndianisEvents of the Period. [...]. 279 Sanitation in Town and Country 259 Compulsory Education. 279 Infant Mortality... 260 Its Utility. 280 National Baby Week. 261 Improvement of Village Schools. 281 Research. 261 Decentralisation. 281 Crnference of Medical Research Secondary Education 282 Workers. 262 Defects. 282 Leprosy. 262 Remedies 283 Epidemiological Intelligence Bure [...] Gandhi's fast and the Unity Conference. 321 Achievements of the Unity Coference 322 Communities Mobilise. 301 Official Policy. 322 Sanga than. 302 Anxiety of Political Leaders. 323 Tanzim. 302 The Swarajists in the Autumn of 1924 324 Effects of Communal Tension on The Bengal Ordinance alters the Politics. 302 situation. 324 " National " and " Bengal " [...] Neogy's Bill. 335 Struggle and Success in Bengal. 315 Sir H. S. Gour's Supreme Court Tarakeswar. 315 Resolution. 336 The ministerial Salaries. 316 The Establishment of a Military. The September Session of the Indian College. 336 Legislature. 317 The Assembly and the Budget. 337 Debate on the Lee Commission The Executive Council Vote. 337 Report. 31