arkar, Vinayak, 60, 146, 148, 140.

_Science Progress_, 266.

Secretary of State for India, powers of, 306-310;
position in regard to Viceroy, 356-357.

Sen, Keshub Chunder, 25, 201.

"Servants of India" society, 202-206, 294.

Shakti worship, 18, 29, 83-84, 93.

_Shakti_, newspaper, 17.

Shains-ul-Alam, Mr., murder of, 97, 101, 341-342.

Shams-ul-Huda, Maulvi Syed, 165.

Sharp, Mr., on female education, 354-355.

Shivaji-Maharaj, cult of, 27, 45, 84, 339-340.

Sibpur Engineering College, 263.

Sikh Educational Conference, 200.

Sikhs, loyalty of, 107.

Sinha, Mr. S.P., 128, 171.

Social reform in India, 198-206.

Social relations between Englishmen and Indians, 3, 288-305.

South Africa, ill-treatment of British Indians in, 3, 281-282.

Southern India, position in, 137-144.

Strachey, Mr. Justice. 22.

Student, the Indian, 216-228.

Sudras, 178.

Summary Justice Act (1908), 98.

_Swadeshi_, 11, 30, 31, 83, 254-270, 275.

_Swaraj_, 9, 10-14, 31, 254.

_Swarajiya_, newspaper, 113.

Tagore, Dr., 25, 36

Tai Maharaj case, 49, 340.

_Talvar_, newspaper, 149.

Tata, Mr. Jamsetjee N., 264, 277.

Tata, Messrs., and the iron and steel industry. 268.

Telang, Mr. K.T., 156.

Telugu Mission, work among the Namasudras 180-181.

Thackersey, Sir Vithalda, 271-273.

Theosophists, influence on Hindu revival, 28.

Tilak, Bal Gangadhar, a Chitpavan Brahman, 40;
the father of Indian unrest, 41;
initial campaign in the Deccan, 41-48;
compelled to sever his connexion with the Poona Educational Society,
42;
denounces the Age of Consent Bill, 42;
forms the Anti Cow-killing Society, 43;
organizes Ganpati celebrations, 44;
becomes master of the Poona Sarvajanik Sabha, 44;
revives the memory of Shivaji, 45-46;
returned as member of the Bombay Legislative Councils 47;
"no-rent" campaign, 47;
imprisoned (1897), 48;
the Tai Maharaj case, 49, 340;
begins second campaign in the Deccan, 49;
associates himself with the Indian National Congress, 50;
one of the first champions of _Swadeshi_, 50;
starts movement for the creation of "national" schools, 52;
influence on the cotton operatives in Bombay, 53;
twofold appeal to Hindus, 54;
arrested (1908), 55;
riots in Bombay following his sentence, 50;
his conv