Print of Defunct Newspaper (1906)Date: 9 November 1906 Language: EnglishComplete set of 12 pages (print) “India” newspaper is a defunct gazette which covered all events of importance under the imperial rule. Imperial rule is a blanket term here for all developments related to India, or the British Raj, or Indians under the British Raj all over the world.This edition covers the dissenting voices on the Partition of Bengal as seen during the time. There are coverages of rallies and meetings held by prominent Indian freedom fighters such as Lala Lajpat Rai, Gopal Krishna Gokhale and Mahatma Gandhi. Internal clashes, changes in appointments of important departments, developments in bureaucracy etc have been duly noted.Most interestingly, the gazette has a satirical tone throughout, and doesn’t shy away from calling out inconsistencies of other contemporaries. The intonation is sharp, analytical and witty.