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The Government of India Act 1919 aka the [[Montagu Chelmsford reforms]], transfers selected areas of administration to Indian control. the [[Anarchichal and Revolutionary Crimes Act]], aka the [[Rowlatt Act]].

the dominant primitivist emphasis on tradition, becomes a major influence on contemporary Indians, especially Bengali art. [[Vishnu Narayan Bhatkhande]] publsihes [[Hindustan Sangeet Paddhati]], making classical music compostions available to the public in the form of a textbook. [[Gandhi visits Gorakhpur]] campaigning for the non co operation movement. According to Shahid Amin, ( 1984), the occasion marked the launch of the Messainic '[[Mahatama]]' image. [[Novelist Premchand]] surrenders his government post to contribute pamphlets in support of the movement.

Kohinoor's [[Bhakta Vidur]], banned in Madras and Sind, becomes Indian Cinema's first censorship controversy. [[Dhiren Ganguly]]'s ani-western satire, [[Bilet Pherat]], produced by the Indo-British FIlm Co. ( Est: 1918). [[R.S.Prakash]] starts the [[Star of the East]] film company in Madras.

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	Baburao Painter forms Maharashtra Film Company with the financial backing of [[Tanibai Kagolkar]]. [[Gulab Bai]] and [[Anusuya Bai]] (screen names [[Kamaladevi]] and [[Sushiladevi]] ) join the Company.		Baburao Painter forms Maharashtra Film Company with the financial backing of [[Tanibai Kagolkar]]. [[Gulab Bai]] and [[Anusuya Bai]] (screen names [[Kamaladevi]] and [[Sushiladevi]] ) join the Company.
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	Kohinoor's [[Bhakta Vidur]], banned in Madras and Sind, becomes Indian Cinema's first censorship controversy. [[Dhiren Ganguly]]'s ani-western satire, [[Bilet Pherat]], produced by the Indo-British FIlm Co. ( Est: 1918). [[R.S.Prakash]] starts the [[Star of the East]] film company in Madras.		Kohinoor's [[Bhakta Vidur]], banned in Madras and Sind, becomes Indian Cinema's first censorship controversy. [[Dhiren Ganguly]]'s ani-western satire, [[Bilet Pherat]], produced by the Indo-British FIlm Co. ( Est: 1918). [[R.S.Prakash]] starts the [[Star of the East]] film company in Madras.
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−	the dominant primitivist emphasis on tradition, becomes a major influence on contemporary Indians, especially Bengali art. [[Vishnu Narayan Bhatkhande]] publsihes [[Hindustan Sangeet Paddhati]], making classical music compostions available to the public in the form of a textbook. [[Gandhi visits Gorakhpur]] campaigning for the non co operation movement. According to Shahid Amin, ( 1984), the occasion marked the launch of the Messainic '[[Mahatama]]' image. [[Novelist Premchand]] surrenders his government post to contribute pamphlets in support of the movement.	+	the dominant primitivist emphasis on tradition, becomes a major influence on contemporary Indians, especially Bengali art. [[Vishnu Narayan Bhatkhande]] publsihes [[Hindustan Sangeet Paddhati]], making classical music compostions available to the public in the form of a textbook. [[Gandhi visits Gorakhpur]] campaigning for the non co operation movement. According to Shahid Amin, ( 1984), the occasion marked the launch of the Messainic '[[Mahatama]]' image. [[Novelist Premchand]] surrenders his government post to contribute pamphlets in support of the movement.

	Kohinoor's [[Bhakta Vidur]], banned in Madras and Sind, becomes Indian Cinema's first censorship controversy. [[Dhiren Ganguly]]'s ani-western satire, [[Bilet Pherat]], produced by the Indo-British FIlm Co. ( Est: 1918). [[R.S.Prakash]] starts the [[Star of the East]] film company in Madras.		Kohinoor's [[Bhakta Vidur]], banned in Madras and Sind, becomes Indian Cinema's first censorship controversy. [[Dhiren Ganguly]]'s ani-western satire, [[Bilet Pherat]], produced by the Indo-British FIlm Co. ( Est: 1918). [[R.S.Prakash]] starts the [[Star of the East]] film company in Madras.