HC Deb 26 July 1926 vol 198 cc1669-70
4. Mr. SCURR

asked the Under-Secretary of State for India whether he is in a position to state the views of the Government of India on the Report of the Andamans Colonisation Committee?

Earl WINTERTON

The Government of India have received a report from the Indian gentlemen who visited the Andamans last December to see for themselves conditions in the Mappilla villages, but I cannot state the result of their consideration of the report.

Colonel WEDGWOOD

Is the Committee still being continued?

Earl WINTERTON

The question does not relate to that. It deals with a

IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM INDIA OF GOLD AND SILVER COIN AND BULLION.
Year. Gold. Silver.
Imports. Exports. Net Imports. Imports. Exports. Net Imports.
Fine ounces.Fine ounces. Fine ounces. Standard ounces. Standard ounces. Standard ounces.
(a) On Private Account.
1923–24 4,329,248 9,892 4,319,356 106,640,579 14,558,616 92,081,963
1921–25 12,024,013 58,792 11,965,221 122,252,985 19,961,700 102,291,285
1925–26 6,201,513 65,934 6,135,579 108,180,111 14,715,118 93,464,993
(b) On Government Account.
1923–24 1,195,966 19,872 1,176,094
1924–25 76,398 13,524 62,874
1925–26 166,540 267,779 101,239*
* Net Export.

specific matter. If the right hon. Gentleman wants information on the wider question, perhaps he will put a question down.