The Collegian & Progress of India - A Fortnightly Journal of Indian Educational Progress in All Its Branches No. 1 August 1914

In this book the author has endeavoured to draw as clearly as possible the outlines of the history of the nations of India so far as it has been recovered from the ancient literature and monuments and to sketch the salient features of the chief religions and social systems which flourished during the period between the date of the Rig-veda ( about 1200 B. C. ) and the first century A. D. Publish [...] Its intrand science duction into Government high schools Teaching in the Secon involves the preparation of text-books dary Schools the purchase of apparatus the prevision of laboratories and the training of teachers. [...] In the course of the letter it is stated that the additions and alteratins to the old Goverment House at Parel for the establishment of the New School at Etawah The Bombay School of Tropical MedicineNo. [...] The assistance which Government ask is in the first place the consent of the Corporation to the appointment of the Hcalth Officer as Professor of Public Health. [...] Not only is the Health Officer of Bombay likely to be always one of the leading if not the leading sanitarians in the West of India but it is desirable that the Health Deparment should he connected with the instruction of pupils some of whom it may be hoped will afterwards be available for the service of the Municipality.