A detailed, fact‑driven look at how the Indian famine relief fund was built, run, and tracked in 1897.
This book covers the Central Executive Committee’s operations up to July 31, 1897, with accompanying notes on receipts, expenditures, and the evolving structure of provincial and district committees. It presents the aims, organization, and anticipated milestones of the relief effort, including plans for a comprehensive second report.
The volume explains how the Fund was formed, how money moved through central and local committees, and how relief was classified under the four main objects defined by the government. It also describes ongoing efforts to prevent waste or abuse, and to document results as the famine persisted and crop conditions improved. Readers will see both the scope of charitable action and the practical challenges of relief administration in a large colonial framework.
Ideal for readers of humanitarian history, colonial administration, and the social history of famine relief in India.
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