197 211 The Attitude of the Elector 198 212 The Candidate and his Platform. 198 '213 The Choice of Representatives... [...] 236 259 The Control of Provincial Legislation 237 260 CHAPTER 5.—The Secretary of State and the Council of 239 261-269 India Statutory Responsibilities of Council of India 239 262 Consultative Functions of Council of India... [...] 275 303 The Task of the Police... [...] The Joint Report and the Resolution of 1918... [...] V.—Note on the History of Separate Muhammadan Representation 183 Table—Composition of the Council of State 167 If Composition of the Legislative Assembly...
Related Organizations
- Pages
- 436
- Published in
- India
- SARF Document ID
- sarf.140888
Segment | Pages | Author | Actions |
---|---|---|---|
Frontmatter
|
i-xxv | unknown | view |
Indtoduction
|
1-9 | unknown | view |
Chapter 1.—Preliminary and Statistical
|
10-13 | unknown | view |
Chapter 2.—The Countryside and the Towns
|
14-23 | unknown | view |
Chapter 3.—The Religious Communities of India
|
24-33 | unknown | view |
Chapter 4.—Caste and the Depressed Classes
|
34-41 | unknown | view |
Chapter 5.—The Anglo-Indian Community
|
42-45 | unknown | view |
Chapter 6.—The European in India
|
46-48 | unknown | view |
Chapter 7.—The Women of India
|
49-53 | unknown | view |
Chapter 8.—The Peovinces of British India
|
54-82 | unknown | view |
Chapter 9.—The Indian States
|
83-91 | unknown | view |
Chapter 10.—The Army in India
|
92-107 | unknown | view |
Appendix I
|
108-110 | unknown | view |
Chapter 1.—The Essentials of the Previous System
|
111-119 | unknown | view |
Chapter 2.—Principles of the Reforms of 1919
|
120-123 | unknown | view |
Chapter 3—The Provincial Field
|
124-126 | unknown | view |
Appendix II
|
126-131 | unknown | view |
Chapter 4.—The Provincial Legislature
|
132-143 | unknown | view |
Appendix III
|
144-145 | unknown | view |
Appendix IV
|
146-147 | unknown | view |
Chapter 5.—Dyarchy in the Provincial Executive
|
148-153 | unknown | view |
Chapter 6.—The Governor
|
154-157 | unknown | view |
Chapter 7.—Backward Tracts
|
158-161 | unknown | view |
Chapter 8.—The Central Legislature
|
162-172 | unknown | view |
Chapter 9.—The Central Government
|
173-176 | unknown | view |
Chapter 10.—The Viceroy and Governor-General
|
177-179 | unknown | view |
Chapter 11.—The India Office
|
180-182 | unknown | view |
Appendix V
|
183-189 | unknown | view |
Chapter 1.—Provincial Electorate—the Voter and the Member
|
190-202 | unknown | view |
Chapter 2.—The Working of the Provincial Constitution
|
203-220 | unknown | view |
Chapter 3.—The Working of the Centre
|
221-231 | unknown | view |
Chapter 4.—Central Control over Provincial Matters
|
232-238 | unknown | view |
Chapter 5.—The Secretary of State and the Council of India
|
239-245 | unknown | view |
Chapter 6.—The Course of Indian Politics since 1920 in the Light of the Reforms
|
246-262 | unknown | view |
Chapter 1.—The Administrative Services: Their Organisation and Work
|
263-280 | unknown | view |
Chapter 2.—The Districts and the Secretariats
|
281-291 | unknown | view |
Chapter 3.—The Judiciary
|
292-297 | unknown | view |
Chapter 4.—Local Self-Government
|
298-315 | unknown | view |
Chapter 5.—The North-West Frontier Province and other Special Areas
|
316-331 | unknown | view |
Chapter 1.—Conditions Governing Indian Finance
|
332-336 | unknown | view |
Chapter 2.—Outlines of Fiscal System before the Reforms
|
337-345 | unknown | view |
Chapter 3.—Financial Devolution under the Reforms : the Meston Settlement
|
346-351 | unknown | view |
Chapter 4.—Fiscal Developments since the Reforms
|
352-357 | unknown | view |
Chapter 5.—Principal Sources of Revenue and Heads of Expenditure
|
358-366 | unknown | view |
Chapter 6.—The System of Financial Control
|
367-377 | unknown | view |
Part VI.—The Growth of Education
|
378-403 | unknown | view |
Part VII—Public Opinion in India
|
404-409 | unknown | view |