Indian Education

Padhye to substitute a proof of his charge that the professors are third class men in the place of his mischievous and misleading statement : The Government instead of hearing that cry has heard the cry of the Indian bureaucracy."—The second is the debate in the Senate of the Calcutta Univesity over the question of the disaffiliation of the Rajchandra College Barisal. [...] The third is the letter of the Government of India on the Tata Institute and the delays which have taken place in the realisation of the donor's intentions. [...] (2) In all education the most important things are the traiing of the will the strengthening of the physical powers and the development of the power of taking initiative and of bearing responsibility. [...] On the 22nd November last the Syndicate wrote to the proprietor that the College should at once be placed under the care of a responsible Committee of Management that they should carry out the reforms suggested in the report of Mr Pedler and that in default the Syndicate would have to consider the disconnection of the College with the University. [...] In the meanwhile Behary Lall Roy entered into an agreement with the proprietor of the rival College at Barisal for the amalgamation of the two institutions and actually placed the management of his college in the hands of the proprietor of the other college.