Modern Review December 1911

I used to visit the lake of Patine] in the valley of the watershed Chamar Tikri and Jitward and to make pilgrimages to the tombs of the saints Burhanuddin and Zainuddin ° or to climb up the hill fort of Daulatabad and to the caves of Ellora (which are wondrous examples of the Creator's art sometimes with my family at others alone.”+ Game was very abundant in the neigbourhood of Aurangabad [...] Hence the public income of the Deccan did nut balance the expenditure and the deficit had to be made good by sending money from the Chronic deficit : older and richer provinces the Deccan a of the empire to support the drain on the administration of the South. [...] The desolation of the country and the misery of the peasantry became worse than before and the bankrupt administration of the South had to be kept going by Imperial bounties from Malwa and Guzerat. [...] The accumulation of gold in the Indian Treasuries and Banks lent strong support to the views held by the Government and it was believed both by the public and the Government that the phenomenon was due to a change in the relative values of gold and silver consequent on the discoveries of gold. [...] 1111 t pit a 111% int'Llk a% the til5 That the introduction of gold would ink;. And ird„ facilitate the convertibility of the notes ( hi the failure of the experimental measure and the establishment of Currency notes.