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ROYAL COMMISSION UPON DECENTRALIZATION.
259
APPENDIX XV.
(Filed by Sir H. Risley—vide Q. 45606.)
Statement showing expenditure per 1,000 of population in Madras, Bombay, Bengal, the United Provinces, the
Punjab, the Central Provinces and Burma.
Provinces.
Total provincial
expenditure per
1,000 of population
for 189 4-95 as com-
piled by Sir James
Westland in
1898.
Total provincial
expenditure per
1,000 of population
for 1899-1900 as
compiled by
Finance Depart-
ment in 1902.
Expenditure on
higher administra-
tive appointments
per 1,000 of popula-
tion for 1904-05 as
compiled by Home
Department in
1907.
Total provincial
expenditure
per 1,000
of population
in 1907-08.
Expenditure
per
sq. mile.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Madras.
608
870
•86
1.306
352
Bombay .
1,135
2,380
1-46
3,141
474
Bengal.
325
620
•77
1,072
469
United Provinces
391
760
•90
1,036
461
Punjab.
632
910
1'03
1,627
340
Central Provinces
537
860
1-03
1,871
223
Burma.
1,933
3,061
3’52
4,483
198
Statement showing the relative strength of the police in certain provinces.
Provinces.
Proportion of
police to
cognizable
cases.
Number of
inhabitants to
each police
officer.
Square miles,
to each police
officer.
Madras.
Bombay .
Bengal.
United Provinces .
Punjab.
Central Provinces .
Burma. .
1 to 6'5
1 to 1-02
1 to 4-7
1 to 5'9
1 to 2’9
1 to 2'3
1 to 2'8
1,290
670
2,141
1,628
998
833
621
4-7
4'4
4-7
3- 7
4- 7
7’2
11-3
Statement showing the revenue of different provinces during 1907-08.
Provinces.
Madras
Bombay
Bengal
United Provinces
Punjab
Central Provinces and Berar
Burma
Eastern Bengal and Assam
North-West Frontier Province
Revenue, 1907-08.
Imperial.
Rs.
8,33,76,000
8,51,05,000
13,32,46.000
4,54,56,000
2,80,61,000
1,02,69,000
3,78,86,000
2,15,53,000
46,96.000
Provincial.
Rs.
4,96,72,000
5,70,17,000
5,21,49,000
4,58,22,000
3,11,49,000
2,16,04,000
4,39,40,000
2,44,74,000
APPENDIX XVI.
Statements of information required from Local Governments in certain cases (filed by Sir H. Risley—■
vide Q. 45656).
(1) Police.
The Government of India desire to be informed
of the progress that is being made in the intro-
duction of police reforms in the several provinces.
I am accordingly directed to request that, [with
,, . . ... Governor in Council , ,,
the permission of the •=-,—:-—7=-, J the
r Lieutenant-Governor
Governor-General in Council may be furnished with
a brief report showing: —
(1) what reforms have already been introduced
Madras
;n the Bombay Pre81dency ,
Bengal, etc.
(2) when these reforms were introduced, and
(3) what is their annual cost.
The Government of India will be glad to receive
also a forecast regarding the introduction of future
reforms with an estimate of their cost.
(2) Education.
A statement showing the extent to which the
grants made in 1905-06 had been utilised in in-
creasing the normal allotment for primary educa-
tion, inclusive of the expenditure on buildings and
the outlay incurred through the agency of Local
Boards, the expenditure of 1904-05 being taken as
the normal standard for the purpose.
33383
2 K 2
259
APPENDIX XV.
(Filed by Sir H. Risley—vide Q. 45606.)
Statement showing expenditure per 1,000 of population in Madras, Bombay, Bengal, the United Provinces, the
Punjab, the Central Provinces and Burma.
Provinces.
Total provincial
expenditure per
1,000 of population
for 189 4-95 as com-
piled by Sir James
Westland in
1898.
Total provincial
expenditure per
1,000 of population
for 1899-1900 as
compiled by
Finance Depart-
ment in 1902.
Expenditure on
higher administra-
tive appointments
per 1,000 of popula-
tion for 1904-05 as
compiled by Home
Department in
1907.
Total provincial
expenditure
per 1,000
of population
in 1907-08.
Expenditure
per
sq. mile.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Madras.
608
870
•86
1.306
352
Bombay .
1,135
2,380
1-46
3,141
474
Bengal.
325
620
•77
1,072
469
United Provinces
391
760
•90
1,036
461
Punjab.
632
910
1'03
1,627
340
Central Provinces
537
860
1-03
1,871
223
Burma.
1,933
3,061
3’52
4,483
198
Statement showing the relative strength of the police in certain provinces.
Provinces.
Proportion of
police to
cognizable
cases.
Number of
inhabitants to
each police
officer.
Square miles,
to each police
officer.
Madras.
Bombay .
Bengal.
United Provinces .
Punjab.
Central Provinces .
Burma. .
1 to 6'5
1 to 1-02
1 to 4-7
1 to 5'9
1 to 2’9
1 to 2'3
1 to 2'8
1,290
670
2,141
1,628
998
833
621
4-7
4'4
4-7
3- 7
4- 7
7’2
11-3
Statement showing the revenue of different provinces during 1907-08.
Provinces.
Madras
Bombay
Bengal
United Provinces
Punjab
Central Provinces and Berar
Burma
Eastern Bengal and Assam
North-West Frontier Province
Revenue, 1907-08.
Imperial.
Rs.
8,33,76,000
8,51,05,000
13,32,46.000
4,54,56,000
2,80,61,000
1,02,69,000
3,78,86,000
2,15,53,000
46,96.000
Provincial.
Rs.
4,96,72,000
5,70,17,000
5,21,49,000
4,58,22,000
3,11,49,000
2,16,04,000
4,39,40,000
2,44,74,000
APPENDIX XVI.
Statements of information required from Local Governments in certain cases (filed by Sir H. Risley—■
vide Q. 45656).
(1) Police.
The Government of India desire to be informed
of the progress that is being made in the intro-
duction of police reforms in the several provinces.
I am accordingly directed to request that, [with
,, . . ... Governor in Council , ,,
the permission of the •=-,—:-—7=-, J the
r Lieutenant-Governor
Governor-General in Council may be furnished with
a brief report showing: —
(1) what reforms have already been introduced
Madras
;n the Bombay Pre81dency ,
Bengal, etc.
(2) when these reforms were introduced, and
(3) what is their annual cost.
The Government of India will be glad to receive
also a forecast regarding the introduction of future
reforms with an estimate of their cost.
(2) Education.
A statement showing the extent to which the
grants made in 1905-06 had been utilised in in-
creasing the normal allotment for primary educa-
tion, inclusive of the expenditure on buildings and
the outlay incurred through the agency of Local
Boards, the expenditure of 1904-05 being taken as
the normal standard for the purpose.
33383
2 K 2