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About The Book: "India’s Needs: Material, Political, Social, Moral, and Religious" by John Murdoch is a critical evaluation of India’s condition during the colonial era. Murdoch outlines the nation’s pressing challenges in areas such as poverty, governance, education, social reform, and spiritual life. He advocates for Christian values as a foundation for moral upliftment and emphasizes the role of education and ethical leadership. The book reflects his missionary perspective and seeks to influence both Indian reform and British policy with a strong moral and religious vision. About The Author: John Murdoch (1819–1904) was a Scottish Christian missionary, educator, and author who served in Ceylon and India. Initially a headmaster in Kandy, he resigned over ethical concerns with teaching Christianity in government schools. He later worked with Christian societies, notably the Christian Vernacular Education Society in India, promoting Christian literature and education. A prolific writer on religion, politics, and society, Murdoch never married and dedicated his life to missionary work and education, leaving a lasting legacy in Christian publishing. The Title 'Indias Needs: Material, Political, Social, Moral, And Religious written/authored/edited by John Murdoch', published in the year 1886. The ISBN 9789371335485 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 160 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is India. Size of the book is 22.59 x 28.94 cms.