The Collegian & Progress of India - a Fortnightly Journal of Indian Educational Progress in all its Branches No. 1 January 1914

With the Hindu the belief in the Transcendental the Supemundane the Hereafter and the other-wordly the permanent bed-rock of all systems of secular and social existence. [...] With the Hindu the belief in the Transcendental the Supemundane the Hereafter and the other-wordly the permanent bed-rock of all systems of secular and social existence. [...] Shakespeare's treatment of the milieu Goethe's Mephistophelea Classical Fate and Nemesis the Divine Comedy of Dante the living tragedy of Revolutionary Europe the cry of the poor taken up by the Russian author Karamsin the Represetative Men of Emerson Okakura's Ideals of the East Lavala Mujnutt of Arabic literature etc.—have been philosophically interpreted in the interest of the message [...] It is in fact in and through the secular the wordly the finite and the positive that the mystical the transcendental the infinite the other-wordly perpetuates embodies and manifests itself. [...] The continance of the scholarships and the award of any further scholarships will be contingent on the prgress of the scholars and the receipt by the Local Government of good reports upon them.