The Indian Review a Monthly Periodical Devoted to the Discussion of all Topics of Interest September 1918

Side by side with this progress in the stanpoint of the Congress there has been a progress in regard to the number of delegates and the number of visitors the pomp and the eclat of the gathering and other extraneous circumstances The only limitation to the number of delegates to the Indian National Congress in the past has been the extent of conscious political sentiment in the minds of the p [...] With the growth of the importance of the Congress the number of repolters the number of distinguished visitors and others who crowd the pandal has gone on increasing. [...] The speeches in the Congress including the formal delivery of a speech already printed and in the hands of the public by the President are the kind of Congress eloquence for which there is no room in modern days. [...] The Andhras the Kadambas the Gangas the Chalukyas the Rastrakootas the.Kalachuryas the Hoysalas the rulers of the N:ijayanagar Empire and ofaerMysore Kingdom flourished in different periods of History and they were all brave and reputed warriors men of religious faith and men who encouraged learning in their respective kingdoms. [...] THE GLORY OF THE KARNATAK The Great Shri Madhwacharya the propounder of Dwaita philosophy was a native of the Karnatak Shri Shankaracharya the originator of the Adwaita School and Shri Ramanujacharya of the Vishistadwaita School had made the Karnatak their home.