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About The Book : Education in India; B. Present condition OF education in india. I. Steps leading to Establishment of Present System 2.Organization of the System 3. Administration of the System 4. General Statistics a. Number and Attendance of Expenditure e. Special Education d. Examinations. It might, perhaps, be thought natural to introduce the treatment of the subject of this paper with a consideration of the country, the civilization, and the regions of the Hindus, all of which are so closely allied to a study of education in India. But the necessity for such preliminary discussion is not so apparent when we remember the availability, at the present day, of information with regard to the life and the civilization of people inhabiting the most distant portions of the earth, the large place which the English language and literature are now occupying in the changing civilization of the Orient, and the predominance of Eastern questions in the rapidly developing history of our time, so largely recorded in our own language. About The Author : William I. Chamberlain (1862-1937) was born on, India son of Jacob and Charlotte Chamberlain. William Isaac Chamberlain, Indian minister, college president, writer. Education: Bachelor of Arts, Rutgers, 1882, Master of Arts, 1886, Doctor of Laws, 1935. Bachelor of Divinity, New Brunswick Theological Seminary, 1886, Doctor of Philosophy, Columbia.