se® Established the Servants of India @ 40 Wey ta 7 Crs nS) Chan, ay, Peo (ee oe Disha Wn ! 102 a | Siengy ry i9th Chennai Lalinohen i, 1904 20th. pipoal Sit Henry Cor, | 1905 2st ‘Varanasi Gopal Keisha Gy \ Legislative Councils and separation of judiciary from the executive. ciety: In 1905 Gokhale establis| the Servants of India Society{ The ‘Society trained men to devote their roe airs for the country¥its members wer fired to create among the people a deep and Passionate love of the motherland) (Ihe Society worked for the education of women and elevation of the depressed classes) 4 Arousal of National AwakeningLin 1902 Gokhale had become the Member of the Imperial Legislative Council. In his speeches in the Council, he pleaded for. * Reduction in Salt Duty * Abolition of excise duty on Cotton Goods. * In 1910 and 1912 he moved resolutions in the Imperial Legislative Council for relief to Indian bonded labour in Natal.) * In one of his py. pleaded for tree p, for all children * Gokhale would like 1, given a large share in Service. 5. His Work Abroad: |, Which he read at the New fe London, he said, “India’s destin an honoured place among the fan His Economic Ideas: (Go, deeply pained to see the increasing of the peasantry. He pleaded {o: ( reduction of land revenue, and (iy, of cheap credit (loans) to the pean. Gokhale was in favour of State protec to infant Indian industries. He called the employment of members Of educaie middle class) Gokhale had great re for Pherozeshah Mehta. He said, “I wouli rather be wrong with Pherozeshah thu: right without him”, Gokhale died in 1915 at a prema 8¢ Of forty-nine, get Ind