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INDIA

Punjab, and Burma, and the two Chief Commissionerships
of Assam and the Central Provinces. The minor divisions
are Coorg, Ajmere-Merwara, British Baluchistan, the
Andaman islands, and the new North-West frontier province,
 each under a Chief Commissioner. All are governed
on the same principles, but they are not all on the same
administrative footing.
Madras and Bombay are still officially regarded as

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F1G. 72.—Deasity of Population.

Presidencies. Their governors are appointed by the Crown,
and each of them has an executive council, consisting of
two members of the Civil Service appointed by the Crown.
The Lieutenant-Governors are appointed by the
Governor-General with the approval of the Crown. The
Chief Commissioners are appointed by the Governor-General
 in Council.
Each province includes ¢ divisions” under commissioners,
 and each division is broken up into ‘districts ”
under a collector-magistrate or a deputy commissioner,