INDIAN PROBLEMS.
CONNECTED WITH
Education, Agriculture and Land Revenue.
By the Rev. A. Andrew.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I. — Primary Education in Madras. I. The Necessity for Revision. II. The Extension of Primary Education. III. The Spread of Education and the Growth of the Population. IV. Suggestions towards Improvement. V. Rural Schools.
CHAPTER II. — Agricultural Problems. I. Agricultural Education and modern Motor Appliances. II. Well Irrigation. III. The Extension of Well Irrigation. lV. Well Improvement. V. The Results of Intensive Cultivation. VI. The Plantain.. VII. Plantain Fibre. VIII. Plantain Fibre Extraction,
CHAPTER III. — The Land Revenue Problem : The Government and its Land Revenue. I- Assertions by Critics. II. The Government Policy. III. Rates of Assessment. IV. The Charge for water. Y. The Wisdom of the Government Policy. Price As. 12.
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