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Lahore, Tuesday, October 24, 1916

The Gaekwar on Popular Education

On Saturday His Highness the Gaekwar of Baroda paid a visit to that excellent and well managed institution which owes so much to the public spirit and devotion of Lala Dev Raj and his coadjutors-the Kanya Mahavidyalya of Jullundur.



On Saturday His Highness the Gaekwar of Baroda paid a visit to that excellent  and well managed institution which owes so much to the public spirit and devotion of Lala Dev Raj and his coadjutors-the Kanya Mahavidyalya of Jullundur. His Highness who is already a generous supporter of the institution saw the whole institution at work and was pleased with what he saw. He advised the promoters to preserve in their noble task. In reply to an address presented by the girls, he said he was anxious to see every child in his State educated. For thirty years he had striven to carry out this ideal. So far as the people are concerned, they are aware that the Gaekwar has left no stone unturned to carry out this noble and far-reaching ideal, and the establishment of schools for the depressed classes under a special Inspector of Schools was one of the efforts he has made in this direction. 

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