India Old And New 8 6
India Old And New 8 6
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" The politically-minded classeshad to be given an opportunity of learning how to govern and administer;and the other classes, which have hitherto accepted unquestioningly thegovernment and administration given to them, had to be taught toexercise the critical rights of intelligent citizenship. A sphere had tobe found in which Indians could be given work to do, and be heldaccountable to their own people for the way they did it. That sphere hadto be circumscribed at first so as not to endanger t...he foundations ofGovernment, and yet capable of steady expansion if and in proportion asthe experiment succeeds, until the process of political education shouldbe complete and Indians should have shown themselves qualified for thesame measure of self-government as the Dominions already enjoy withinthe British Empire.
From a careful examination of the existing structure of Government andan exhaustive review of present conditions in India, theMontagu-Chelmsford Report deduced two definite conclusions: (1) It is on the Central Government, _i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The politically-minded classeshad to be given an opportunity of learning how to govern and administer;and the other classes, which have hitherto accepted unquestioningly thegovernment and administration given to them, had to be taught toexercise the critical rights of intelligent citizenship. A sphere had tobe found in which Indians could be given work to do, and be heldaccountable to their own people for the way they did it. That sphere hadto be circumscribed at first so as not to endanger t...he foundations ofGovernment, and yet capable of steady expansion if and in proportion asthe experiment succeeds, until the process of political education shouldbe complete and Indians should have shown themselves qualified for thesame measure of self-government as the Dominions already enjoy withinthe British Empire.
From a careful examination of the existing structure of Government andan exhaustive review of present conditions in India, theMontagu-Chelmsford Report deduced two definite conclusions: (1) It is on the Central Government, _i.
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