Imperial Rule in India Being An Examination of the Principles Proper to the Gov
Imperial Rule in India Being An Examination of the Principles Proper to the Gov
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The " Pioneer " (Al- lahabad) is understood to reflect official opinion, but it is not for that reason distrusted ; on the con- trary, I believe that much greater credence is placed by natives of India in the statement of fact in the "Pioneer" than in any vernacular paper. But the "Pioneer" cannot discharge the functions of a Gov- ernment organ, because it is primarily written for Englishmen and contains very little matter of in- terest to a native of India ; moreover, its tone (in its correspo...ndence columns) is likely at times to THE PRESS IN INDIA in wound the feelings of the people. I repeat that there is very little reason to fear that in India a Government organ would not be trusted ; a much more real danger lies in the likelihood that a paper edited by an Englishman would get out of touch with the movements of thought in native society, and become as impotent for good or evil as a Blue Book.
I am not ignorant that certain tentative steps have been taken in this direction in the past by the Indian Government, but I think these ventures failed, not because they were officially countenanced, but because of their inherent unsuitableness to the public they were intended to address.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The " Pioneer " (Al- lahabad) is understood to reflect official opinion, but it is not for that reason distrusted ; on the con- trary, I believe that much greater credence is placed by natives of India in the statement of fact in the "Pioneer" than in any vernacular paper. But the "Pioneer" cannot discharge the functions of a Gov- ernment organ, because it is primarily written for Englishmen and contains very little matter of in- terest to a native of India ; moreover, its tone (in its correspo...ndence columns) is likely at times to THE PRESS IN INDIA in wound the feelings of the people. I repeat that there is very little reason to fear that in India a Government organ would not be trusted ; a much more real danger lies in the likelihood that a paper edited by an Englishman would get out of touch with the movements of thought in native society, and become as impotent for good or evil as a Blue Book.
I am not ignorant that certain tentative steps have been taken in this direction in the past by the Indian Government, but I think these ventures failed, not because they were officially countenanced, but because of their inherent unsuitableness to the public they were intended to address.
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