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Modern Review June 1944

1944

When the lesson of the day was completed it was to be revised by the monitor and the number of errors inserted at the foot of the page. [...] Other important weapons to break the national educational system were the method of recognition the distribution of grants-in-aid limitation of the number of schools within a given area fixation of teachers' salaries at a ridiculously low level and the creation of the Department of Public Institution for the maintnance of a stranglehold through these channels. [...] the Calcutta University did exactly the two things which the Imperialist Government never desired —it placed the Indian languages on the same footing with English which inevitably led within a short time after his death to the adoption of Bengali language as the medium of instruction upto the Matriculation standard and it bad widened the field of education which led to the establishment of a numb [...]. o~~e urea placidly 10010.trititediwith The present Bill is nothing but an attempt 'On the part of the henchman of the foreigner :to please his master and incidentally to provide Iliimself and the member of his caucus with gain at the cost of the freedom-loving section of its fellow-men in the province. [...] Cheap kerosine oil drove the plant out of the field to the immense loss of the peasant and to the far greater gain of the foreign oil magnate.
government politics public policy
Pages
98
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120016
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-i Kedarnath Chatterji view
Notes
401-416 unknown view
Our Obligations to the Non-Offlcial European-I
417-421 H.C. Mookerjee view
The Chinese Renaissance
421-424 Shanti Mathur view
The Bengal Secondary Education Bill 1944
425-427 Renuka Ray view
A Survey of the Calcutta Destitutes
427-430 J.K. Bose view
Rabindranath and Literary Ethics
431-431 Gurdial Mallik view
Sandalwood Carving in Surat
432-433 S.I. Clerk view
The War and the Younger Writers in Britain
433-434 John Lehmann view
British Airmen and High Altitude Flying
435-437 Adam Whyte view
The Mold That Fights for the Life of Man
437-439 Daniel Schwarz view
Comment and Criticism
439-439 Siddheswar Chattopadhyaya view
The Education of the Blind
440-441 J.M. Ritchie view
The British Postgraduate Medical School
441-444 A.H. Proctor view
Rajnarain Bose and Indian Nationalism
444-447 Jogesh Bagal view
The World and the War
447-ii Kedar Chatterji view
Money—Master or Servant?
449-453 Chittagonian view
The Writer in a Changing World
453-456 Rajendra Varma view
The Colonization of Australia
457-459 P.L. Stephen view
Irish Neutrality in the Present War
459-460 Arun Banerjee view
Book Reviews
461-464 unknown view
How Calcutta Prepared to Defend Itself in 1742
465-467 A.G. Pawar view
The Late Suleman Nana of Transvaal
467-467 Bhawani Dayal view
The Andrea Mahabharata and Ancient Methods of Warfare
468-ii K. Ranjanam view
Indian Periodicals
473-477 unknown view
Foreign Periodicals
i-iii unknown view