The Foundations of Local Self-government in India, Pakistan, and Burma

activities administration affairs Ahmadabad appointed areas attempt authorities Bengal Bihar British Burmese Calcutta cent centralised cess chairman classes Commissioner committees communal compulsion Congress Corporation countryside Decentralisation district boards district councils District Magistrate district officers Dyarchy elected members electorate expenditure formed funds Government of India grants Hindus increase India and Burma institutions introduced Karachi lakhs land revenue landlords leaders legislature levied Lord Ripon Lower Burma Lucknow Madras majority ment ministers municipal boards Municipal Reports Muslims nominated non-official octroi official control organisation panchayats party political politicians population powers Presidency primary education primary schools problems progress proposals provincial governments public health public services Punjab Pupils Rangoon Rangoon Municipal reform responsible Ripon roads rural boards sanitary schemes self-government social staff sub-district boards supervision Swarajists Table taluka taxation teachers terminal tax tion total income towns union boards United Provinces urban water supply