The Sheth Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Arts College Magazine October 1941

In economic matters the socialist approach implies that the maladies of capitalism are inherent in its structure and that they can only be removed by substituting a new economic framework based upon the socialisation of the means of production and production for the satisfaction of the needs of society rather than for the profit of the capitalists. [...] It is indeed a Renaissance of Poetry he brought to Bergal at the end of the last century; at the same time he inspired mai:4 a poet in the different tongues of this country and the lyrical outburst in modern languages of India at the beginning of this century owes not a small debt to the influence of Tagore. [...] Besides the political agitation of the first decade of this century combined with the personal suffering of the poet—the loss of his wife and then of his daughter and the death of his father and of his son all within a space of five years—these circumstances must have meant tremendous sufferings tender and terrible experiences which are. [...] Are these sweet memories of the past not poetry ? What else if not poetry can bring fresh twigs of Spring of youth to the leaf-less tree of Autumnal old age ? Moreover distinterestedness towards the shadows of the life seen and enjoyed in the past falls within the boundaries of the playground of Poetry. [...] On the eastern side of the hall there hung a big glass-case of the shape of a temple in which the sublime beautiful and the artistic idol of the Goddess ' Amba-Bhavani ' carved from the spotless white marble was set.