The Central Hindu College Magazine New Series July 1st 1907

Think of the good of the country as of far greater moment than your own pleasures and pains and the seed of patriotism shall be sown in you ; then going out to the service of the country you shall be worthy children of the Motherland giving her service of widom instead of ignorance and folly. [...] This brings mto the pressing need of a thorough revision cf our calendir-pafichAfiga and of the various worki on Kila f. e. works treating of the proper time for the observance of various fasts and -festivals The former is hopelessly out in its calculations of such occurrences as even the eclipses unless the prediction happens to be based on a surrepttious use of the Nautical Almanac. [...] The occult doctrine says : " Not only the chemical compounds are the same but the same infinitesimal invisible lives compose the atoms of the bodies of the mountain and the daisy of man and the ant of the elephant and of the tree which shelters him from the sun. [...] BOX 273 at large Really it is the method which comes neaest to tile views of the Government of India and is equally useful to the primary schools teaching only the vernacular to the higher schools teaching the foreign languages and to the colleges. [...] iubmitted for a perusal by the public with the humble request that if it is desired that boys at 16 years of age may pass the Matriculation Examintion together with the Prathama and the Madhyama Examinations of &matte or the Maulvi and the Millie Examinations of Persian and Arabic recourse should be had to the tarkib and endeavours made to have the students of one school examined and copar