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His Life and Achievements 167 In his last speech to the Nation delivered at the Leaders' Conference in 1933, on the event of the formation of the separate province he delivered his last message: "Rouse the consciousness of the Nation. Lay your lives at the altar of my nation. Attain this position and stand as one of my nation where it stood in the old days. Do not wish ill of any nation. If you want to be leaders of nation, do not try to be at the head." This philosophical insight to national problems and a search for spiritual enlightment of man guided the politician in Madhusudan and his political philosophy.
VII MR. MADHUSUDAN DAS : A STUDY IN ENTREPRENEURIAL PERSONALITY SURENDRA NATH JENA The self-centred, active individual is a disruptive force and there are periods in the rhythm of history when the cake of custom must be broken, when that disruptive, innovating energy is socially advantageous and must be given freer opportunity. But the social or group motive is even then latently powerful, while for normally longer periods of the rhythm the motive of social stability and order enjoys the more marked social approval. It then becomes active in building and defending social institutions and in seeking security for its members. Edwin F. Gay. 1 The 'entrepreneur' as visualized becomes a concept much too broad and general. He turns out to be an extremely elusive entity, at times difficult to find, or not to be found at all. and frequently so subservient to other entities and ideas that he does not warrant the search. Primary orientation in economic life is commonly non-economic. Causation is extremely complex and as a result, very serious difficulties arise from divorcing the entrepreneur from the institutional setting and 'psychological atmosphere' with which he has been most commonly identified. Concentration on entrepreneurial functions or 'tasks' tends to a neglect of change initiated by non-entrepreneurial forms and such change is very common in economic history. The act of innovation, per se, is very often less significant historically than the structure and motivational aspects of those situations in which the innovational act takes place. W.T. Easterbrook. : Haifa century history of Orissa from 1881 to 1931. is epitomised in the biography of Late Mr. Madhusudan Das, the immortal son of modern Orissa. True, he lived for four score and more (28.4.1848 to 4.2.1934) years, but he settled down at Cuttack as a lawyer in 1881 and the waning of his glory was conspicuous in his insolvency in 1927. During that span of fifty years Mr. Das dedicated himself for the political, social, economic and cultural growth of Orissa. He was admired and emulated by the young, respected and regarded by the old. adored by the poor and appreciated by his equals. It is for posterity to say of his success as a statesman, as a
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Madhusudan Das, (1848- 1934) popula
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MADHUSUOAN DAS: HIS LIFE & ACHIEVEM
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Pragati Utkal Sangha, Rourkela, des
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PREFACE Twenty one years ago on 4th
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6 Madhusudan Das: (2) A BRIEF NOTE
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II REMINISCENCE OF HIGHCOURT JUDGE
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III REMINISCENCE OF MINISTERS AND M
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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS Shoila Bala D
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Bodhram Dube, a keen student and a
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and to keep his request Madhusudan
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Das, Naba Kishore(ed.)1934 SELECT B
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Debendra Kumar Dash (1954) teaches
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