Administrative Problems of British India
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His Act, however, did not work well, and was shortly afterwards repealed by the Liberal Government which had succeeded to power in England. The Indian press still enjoys a liberty which many think excessive, and which it makes use of without scruple, and, it may be said, without tact or ability. Obliged to treat of everything, and with education inadequate to the task, its editors are but bunglers. Unfortunately the native press is strongly nationalist, and is bound, at the risk of losing a por...tion of its clientele, to receive and echo all the attacks ' In 1835 Macaulay noted that the most influential vernacular papers were generally still circulated in manuscript. He observed in 1836 that the press was still relatively a feeble weapon in India, doing much less good and much less harm than in Europe. Sometimes it brought to the notice of Government the existence of evils which would otherwise have been ignored, and up to a certain point its criticisms exercised a salutary influence on public oflicials and contributed to purity of administration.
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His Act, however, did not work well, and was shortly afterwards repealed by the Liberal Government which had succeeded to power in England. The Indian press still enjoys a liberty which many think excessive, and which it makes use of without scruple, and, it may be said, without tact or ability. Obliged to treat of everything, and with education inadequate to the task, its editors are but bunglers. Unfortunately the native press is strongly nationalist, and is bound, at the risk of losing a por...tion of its clientele, to receive and echo all the attacks ' In 1835 Macaulay noted that the most influential vernacular papers were generally still circulated in manuscript. He observed in 1836 that the press was still relatively a feeble weapon in India, doing much less good and much less harm than in Europe. Sometimes it brought to the notice of Government the existence of evils which would otherwise have been ignored, and up to a certain point its criticisms exercised a salutary influence on public oflicials and contributed to purity of administration.
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