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| editor The Modern Review, Volume 38, Number 3… (1925)

My Government for some time past had under consideration a proposal for the establishment of an all-India agricultural organisation which would help towards co-ordinating the activities of the various provincial departments of Agriculture, promote research in agricultural education, co-operation and other established aids to agriculture, and serve as a medium for agricultural propaganda throughout the country.
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| editor The Modern Review, Volume 38, Number 3… (1925)

It goes without saying that Englishmen are above all patriotic; they will not agree to India’s having a system of currency which will not be advantageous to Britain. Among the Indian members one is a servant of the Government, one has always been pro-Government, one is a person whose independence has never been of a pronounced character and there is only one who may be spoken of as independent. From the all-India point of view we are obliged to make one other remark.
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