The Aryan Path August 1949

The ideal of the uomo universale" of the days of the Renaissance found a new embodment in the sage of Weimar. [...] As for the superiority felt by some on the ground of either their religion or the colour of their skin it will be the duty of men of the non-violent army to impress upon the mass mind the utter foolishness of such a belief. [...] The Adhikaranika is in modern parlance the Judge ; the Bhojakas and the Sresthi might corrspond to the Jury and the Sheriff or the Mayor. [...] Besides the Introduction which sets forth the Institute's aims the brochure of eighty-odd pages contains the adresses delivered at Special Meetings —those for the opening of the Insttute's free library in 1947 the celebrtion of Gandhiji's last birthday and the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Meeting a few days after his tragic death and the At Home in January 1948—lists of the nearly sixty le [...] The addreses most of them here published for the first time give the Report literary value but the evidence which it bears to the recognition of a cultural need the cordial co-operation of many idividuals of distinction in bringing culture to the people the response of the public to the efforts in their behalf —all this is most encouraging for the success of such cosmopolitan and humani