Discussion
The Royal Commission on Decentralisation was headed by
Answer: B
The Royal Commission on Decentralisation, appointed in 1907, was headed by Hobhouse (C.E.H. Hobhouse), and its report of 1909 recommended strengthening village panchayats and giving greater financial powers to provincial governments and local bodies.
Lord Dalhousie is wrong because he was Governor General in the 1850s. Lord Rippon is wrong because he is associated with the 1882 resolution on local self-government. Lord Mayo is wrong because his name is tied to the financial decentralisation of 1870.
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