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Bombay University : The first Indian Universities were created in 1857 by Charles John Canning (1812-62), then Gov.-Gen. of India under the East India Company, & from 1st November 1858, Great Britain’s first Governor General–cum–Viceroy of India on the model of the University of London – they were set up in Calcutta (then capital of British India), Madras, & Bombay. That they were in effect a fleshing out the xenophobic Minute on Education by Macaulay which just 22 years before had laid the seed of India’s debilitating Anglo-phobia, is proved by the fact that they were merely affiliated & examining bodies with a nominated Vice-Chancellor, who held office on an honorary basis, & was to act with the advice & consent of a Senate & a Syndicate. The earlier Vice-Chancellors were all Europeans while the European Governor of the province was, as its Chancellor, the ultimate authority. In 1859, an Education Department was set up to administer & supervise all education institutions. [Based on S. Bhattacharya; R.C. Majumdar et al, History & Culture of the Indian Peoples, vol. X, part II: 50-60; See also Baroda College, & Calcutta University] “In the last letter that Sir George Clarke (later Lord Sydenham of Combe) wrote to the Vice-Chancellor on 4th July 1912, besides making some suggestions which could not be rejected, it was as if he was lending justification for the actions that embroiled his tenure as the Governor of Bombay Presidency…. During his entire tenure (1907-13), in fact, Lord Sydenham, perhaps Lord Curzon in miniature, had raised hornet’s nest in his dealing with the University & its affairs that made him most unpopular in Western India…. His administration made a series of ‘suggestions’, covertly & overtly, that ‘the courses of study of the University were too antiquated & inadequate to meet the demands of a scientific & industrial age’; he attempted to dabble in the curriculum that made the nationalist Senators & Syndics of the University, some of whom (such as Sir Pherozshah Mehta q.v., & G.K. Gokhale q.v.) were acknowledged national leaders, not only to deplore the attempt but on the contrary they did smell foul.... Though Sir George had taken over the reins of administration in the late 1907, it was only after Dr. F.G. Selby’s retirement in late 1908 that he chose to make those ‘suggestions’ which Vice-Chancellor Sir Narayan Chandavarkar (q.v.) found difficult to dodge.” [Aruna Tikekara’s, Cloister’s Pale: A Biography of the University of Bombay]

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... some of the best intellects and noblest hearts in the Deccan devoted themselves to the work. Yet the end was failure. The Ferguson College is in no way superior to any other institution in the Bombay University, although also in no way inferior. Its education is the same vicious and defective education—utterly unsuited to modern needs, academic, scrappy, unscientific, unpractical, unideal. It takes aid... by Indians. The proposed Model College might avail itself of the services of Drs. Bose and Ray and Ziauddin, but they would after all have to teach on the lines and up to the standard of the Bombay University and submit entirely to the rules and orders of the Bombay Government as conveyed through an officialised Senate and Syndicate. We should still be confined within the vicious circle of which the ...

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... Sri Aurobindo while he was working as a professor of English literature at Baroda College between 1898 and 1901. The authors and periods covered by the two lectures were those assigned by the Bombay University for the "voluntary" section of the English B. A. examination in 1898 and 1899. Sri Aurobindo wrote additional passages for this lecture on blank pages of the manuscript. These passages have been ...

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... affinity with ancient Greece. Even in my school-days 1 delved with intense joy into the Socratic dialogues of Plato - the shorter ones: Crito, Phaedo, Apologia and Symposium. In the B.A. of Bombay University 1 had the pleasure of taking Philosophy Honours with Plato's Republic for special study. When I came to the Ashram, the Mother once told me that in a past life I had been an ancient Athenian ...

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... illuminating of the critics of Sri Aurobindo's poetry. (Sri Aurobindo: a biography anda history, 4th Revised Edition, 1985.) 3 A graduate in Philosophy of Bombay University, young K.D. Sethna read quite by accident a newspaper article on Sri Aurobindo and his Ashram at Pondicherry where the aim was "a new life not rejecting but transforming the main activities ...

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... having his early educa-tion at St. Xavier's School and College, a Roman Catholic Institution managed by foreign Jesuit priests. As a Collegian, he won in his Intermediate Arts examination of Bombay University the Hughlings Prize in English and the Selby Scholarship in Logic. He passed his B.A. (Hons) in Philoso-phy and won the Ellis Prize in English, which a student not of Philosophy but Literature ...

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... 87-8, 144, 251-3, 255-6, 261-2, 267-71 Yogic research, 2-3, 74 Yoga, systems of, 70-1 Page 287 Kireet joshi (b, 1931) studied philosophy and law at the Bombay University. He was selected for the I.A.S. in 1955 but in 1956 he resigned in order to devote himself at Pondicherry to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. He taught ...

... Aurobindo, Translations, vol. 8, (Original in Sanskrit by Vyasa) Centenary edition, Pondicherry, 1972, pp. 78-80 Page 195 Kireet Joshi (b. 1931) studied philosophy and law at the Bombay University. He was selected for the I.A.S. in 1955 but in 1956, he resigned in order to devote himself at Pondicherry to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. He ...

... Synthesis of Yoga, Vol.21, pp. 647-63. 69 Ibid., pp. 662-3. 70 Ibid., pp. 669-70. 71Ibid., Vol. 20, p.44. Page 120 Kireet Joshi (b. 1931) studied philosophy and law at the Bombay University. He was selected for the I.A.S. in 1955 but in 1956, he resigned in order to devote himself at Pondicherry to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. He taught ...

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... Publishers and Distributors, New Delhi, 1990. Zimmer, H., Philosophies of India, Keghpaul, 1952, London. Page 110 Kireet Joshi (b. 1931) studied philosophy and law at the Bombay University. He was selected for the I.A.S. in 1955 but in 1956, he resigned in order to devote himself at Pondicherry to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. He taught ...

... and grieves for nothing, and he who is equal to all beings, — he attains to supreme devotion for Me. 18.54 Page 317 Kireet Joshi, (b.1931), studied Philosophy and Law at the Bombay University. He was awarded Gold Medal and Vedanta Prize when he stood first class first in the M.A. Examination. He was selected for I.A.S. in 1955 but resigned in 1956 in order to devote his life to the ...

... success on these three lines will be the measure of its help to the future of humanity. 2 Page 75 Kireet Joshi Kireet Joshi (b. 1931) studied Philosophy and Law at the Bombay University. He was selected for the I.A.S in 1955, but in 1956 he resigned in order to devote himself to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother at Pondicherry. He taught ...

... the people of India. He was promoted to Secretary of the Deccan Education Society. Later he was given charge of the Bombay Provincial Conference in 1893, and was elected to the Senate of the Bombay University. In time, Gokhale came to devote all his spare time to the causes of the common man: famine, plague relief measures, local self-government, land reform, and communal harmony. He also published ...

... 38 Vide., Ibid., pp. 841-7. 39 Ibid., pp. 846-7. 40 Ibid., The Synthesis of Yoga, Vol. 20, p. 66. Page 57 Kireet Joshi (b. 1931) studied philosophy and law at the Bombay University. He was selected for the I.A.S. in 1955 but in 1956, he resigned in order to devote himself at Pondicherry to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. He ...

... Mother's Agenda, Institut de Recherches Evolutives (I.R.E), Paris, Vol. 11, Conversation of 14.3.1970. Page 87 Kireet Joshi (b. 1931) studied philosophy and law at the Bombay University. He was selected for the I.A.S. in 1955 but in 1956, he resigned in order to devote himself at Pondicherry to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. He taught ...

... Aurobindo, The Foundations of Indian Culture, Vol.14, Sri Aurobindo Birth Centenary Library, Pondicherry, 1971,p.409 Page 108 Kireetjoshi (b. 1931) studied philosophy and law at the Bombay University. He was selected for the I.A.S. in 1955 but in 1956, he resigned in order to devote himself at Pondicherry to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. He taught ...

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... purposes of education Page 747 as given in this country. I do not myself think very highly either of the principles or methods or results of that education but, being subject to the Bombay University, we have to take things as they are and cannot attempt anything ideal. Whatever defects still exist are inseparable from the low pay and qualifications required in the lower rank of teachers. ...

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... education at St. Xavier's School and College, a Roman Catholic institution managed at that time by European Jesuit priests. As a Collegian, he won in his Intermediate Arts examination of Bombay University the Hughling Prize in English and the Selby Scholarship in Logic. He passed his B.A. (Hons) in Philosophy and bagged the Ellis Prize in English, which a student not of philosophy but literature ...

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... had an innate and natural ability to concentrate. She studied English literature at Saint Xavier’s College in Bombay and was taught there by many of the Jesuit fathers. She obtained degrees at Bombay University. After graduation she taught literature at Sophia College in Bombay. The Parsis I have met are all highly refined people and very developed in the fields of art, music, literature, poetry, ...

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... Bombay.  In Inter Arts he took both the Selby Scholarship for Logic and the Hughling Prize for English - a combination not achieved by anyone else yet. Passing the B.A. examination of the Bombay University with Honours in Philosophy, he again put up a performance not parallelled so far - namely, that he, a philosophy-student, and not a literature-student won the much-coveted Ellis Prize for ...

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... to be good. At the same time a native official must keep his own master's favour. This was a difficult game, but the quiet, close-mouthed young Brahmin, helped by a good English education at a Bombay university, played it coolly, and rose, step by step, to be Prime Minister of the kingdom. That is to say, he held more real power than his master, the Maharajah.   When the old king - who was suspicious ...

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... Secret Splendour SOME MATTERS OF FACT When I joined the Ashram of Sri Aurobindo in Pondicherry instead of completing my studies for the M.A. degree from Bombay University, I had already dabbled in verse-making. An earnest self-dedication to poetry came only under the guiding eye of the Master of the Integral Yoga and the benedictory hand of his spiritual co-worker ...

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... tr.), 3 Vols., Calcutta University Press, 1959. Zimmer, H., Philosophies of India, Keghpaul, 1952, London. Page 78 Kireet Joshi (b.1931) studied philosophy and law at the Bombay University. He was selected for the I.A.S. in 1955 but in 1956, he resigned in order to devote himself at Pondicherry to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. He taught ...

... 889-90. 11 Ibid., Vol. 18, p.10. 12 Ibid.,pp.3-4. 13 Ibid., Vol. 19, pp.1067-68. 14 Ibid., p.823. Page 57 Kireet Joshi (b. 1931) studied philosophy and law at the Bombay University. He was selected for the I.A.S. in 1955 but in 1956, he resigned in order to devote himself at Pondicherry to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. He ...

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... watch, — we have every reason to take the staff in our hand and set out for the journey. Page 502 About the Author Kireet Joshi (b. 1931) studied philosophy and law at the Bombay University. He was selected for I.A.S. in 1955 but in 1956 he resigned in order to devote himself at Pondicherry to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. He taught ...

... Angeles, California, 1994. Zenher, R.C., Mysticism, Sacred & Profane, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1953. PAGE–152 Kireet Joshi (b. 1931) studied philosophy and law at the Bombay University. He was selected for the I.A.S. in 1955 but in 1956, he resigned in order to devote himself at Pondicherry to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. He taught ...

... intimate truth of your real, your spiritual existence." — Sri Aurobindo, Essays on the Gita. pp. 572-594. Page 102 Kireet Joshi (b. 1931) studied philosophy and law at the Bombay University. He was selected for the I. A. S. in 1955 but in 1956, he resigned in order to devote himself at Pondicherry to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. He ...

... processes and methods of the triple transformation which are essentials of the integral yoga will remain inevitable. Page 98 Kireet Joshi (b. 1931) studied philosophy and law at the Bombay University. He was selected for the I.A.S. in 1955 but in 1956, he resigned in order to devote himself at Pondicherry to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. He taught ...

... 244, p. 244, p. 250, pp. 250-1, p. 251. The Life Divine — p. 1062. The Human Cycle — p. 251. Kireet Joshi (b. 1931) studied philosophy and law at the Bombay University. He was selected for the I.A.S. in 1955 but in 1956, he resigned in order to devote himself at Pondicherry to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. He taught ...

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... (R-Ahemdabad), 426452 OR 311463 (R-Baroda) 2. Ms. Yasmeen Maqbool Indian Express,Ahmedabad. Page 146 Kireet Joshi (b.1931) studied Philosophy and Law at the Bombay University. He was awarded Gold Medal "and Vedanta Prize when he stood first class first in the M.A. Examination. He was selected for I.A.S. in 1955 but resigned in 1956 in order to devote his life to the ...

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... the College level that he excelled in his studies, winning in the Intermediate Arts the Selby Scholarship in Logic as well as the Hughlings Prize for English. He followed it up by taking the Bombay University's prestigious Ellis Prize. "I missed my first class (Philosophy Honours)," he later wrote to his correspondent Pradip Bhattacharya in his letter of 10 August 1978, "though by merely three or four... vision.   III   Early Life and Influences   On 25 November 1904, Kaikhushru Dhunjibhoy ("Kekoo") Sethna was born in a respected Parsi family of Bombay. His father, a Specialist in Ophthalmic Surgery (M.D. Bombay, M.R.C.P from Dublin, Ireland), a highly rated and an intellectually gifted man, who cherished lofty morals and ideals in life, was an extremely loving and considerate... In the literal sense, my steps were dogged by misfortune, for a severe form of infantile paralysis attacked my legs. 4   Sethna's childhood was spent in Bombay. His family owned a house in the Hill Station of Matheran near Bombay. Sethna and his family frequently went there to spend their weekends and holidays. As a small child he had himself lifted once to the back of a "huge horse". Pastime ...

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