The Calcutta Review an Illustrated Monthly (Third Series) January 1933

From the days when the Aryans crossed over from beyond the Hindukush down to modern times the Punjab has been the gateway of India the place of interchange of the cultures of many nations : Iranians and Turanians Greeks and Scythians Aryans and Dravidians Mongols and Chinese of people from the East and people from the West. [...] At the present moment the Department of Education Health and Lands of the Government of India is in charge of a gifted and versatile son of the Punjab. [...] It is in the fitness of things that the educationists of our country should consider the ways and means of overhauling and rorganising the entire machinery of University Education in order to bring it in copformity with the requirements of time and the needs of the country. [...] Let the call summoning the votaries to the place.rof worship be such that the music of the temple of the Brahmin may be drowned in the voice of the Muazzin. [...] Thus in the works of Raphael and his contemporaries we have the representation of the impalpable and mystic spiritual experience so characteristic of the age c. g. in the wonderful Madonnas of Raphael or in the Christ of Leonardo da Vinci.