India

administration Annie Besant annual appointed Arya Samaja aspirations Benares Bengal Bombay Brahmana Brahmo Samāja Britain British rule Calcutta cent Central Hindu College Christian civilisation claim Colonel Olcott cotton D. E. Wacha Dadabhai Naoroji Dayananda Digby discontent District Boards drain duty educa educated India elected Empire England English education established European famines feel foreign Gokhale Government of India healthy decrease Hindū Hindu ideals Hinduism ideals Indian National industries irrigation Keshab Chandra Sen Lālā land large numbers Legislative Councils liberty Lord Curzon Macaulay Madras meeting ment millions missionaries Mohan Rai Motherland Municipalities Musalman National Movement native official organisation Panchayats Parliament party patriotic political population President railways realise recognised reforms religion religious revenue Romesh Dutt Sannyasa Sannyasin says schools Secretary Self-Government Service Sir Pherozeshah Mehta Sir Valentine Chirol Sister Nivedita sterling Svami taxation taxes Theosophical Society tion trade United Provinces University Viceroy village Western whole