Summary: Rs. 464 per mensem. Allan Octavian Hume played a crucial role in negotiating treaties with Indian states and initiating policies that led to beneficial agreements. His work in settling disputes over salt supplies from Rajputana States resulted in financial gains for the government. Furthermore, Hume's efforts in education reform, particularly in establishing scholarships and promoting rural education, reflected his commitment to social progress. He advocated for juvenile reformatories to address issues of juvenile crime and proposed a system of local governance to enhance efficiency. Hume's passion for ornithology and his valuable contributions to the field, including a significant collection of specimens, demonstrated his diverse interests and dedication. Despite setbacks such as the theft of his ornithological manuscripts, Hume's legacy endures through his contributions to Indian governance, education, and natural history.