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His Life and Achievements 185 32. Komhauser. W.--The Politics of Mass Society (Routledge & Kegan Paul. 1960) p. 13. 33. Hirschman. Albert 0. - Strategy of Economic Development (Yale University Press. 1961) p. 17. 34.Gerschelkron. Alexander---The Modernization in Entrepreneurs/tip (in) 'Modernization; The Dynamics of growth (Ed.) - MyronWeiner (Voice of America Lectures. 1966) p. 266. 35. Hoselitz. B.F. & Moore. W.E. (Ed.) --Industrialisation and Society (UNESCO. 1970) p. 12. 36. Frankel.Herbert S. —The Economic Impact of Underdeveloped Societies, (Basil Blackwell. Oxford. 1955) p. 165. 37. MC Clelland. David C- The Achieving Society (O. Van Mcstrand. 1961) p. 205. Mc Clelland— The Achievement Motive (New York. 1953), p.329. Mc Clelland -- The Impulse to Modernization (in) Weiner op. cit.. p. 38. 38. Friedman. Sohn.-lntegration of the Social System- An Approach to the Study of Economic Growth, (in) Diogenes. Spring, 1961. No. 33. p. 74. 39. Berns James J.--industrial Entrepreneurship in Madras Slate. (Asia Publising House. 1960) p. 6. 'Subjective innovation means the ability to do things which have not been done before by the particular industrialist, even though, unknown to him the problem may have been solved in the same way by others' - Fritezredich. -Entreprenettrship in the Initial Stages of Industialization (with special reference toGermany)(1955),P.62. 40. Whitehead. Alfred North.-- Adventures of Ideas. ( Penguin Books. 1932) p. 120.
VIII MADHUSUDAN AND THE GROWTH OF ECONOMIC NATIONALISM IN ORISSA A.K.MISHRA Down the centuries India has been a land of unity in diversity. And it is more true in case of Orissa, a daughter province of India than elsewhere, who has become "through ages an extremely interesting melting pot of races, languages and cultures and may be regarded as an excellent example of national integration." But if we look back to the conditions through which this land of rich legacy had to pass through, during the colonial rule, since her occupation in the year 1803. very naturally severings run through our spines. A fertile age-old and peaceful land was being systematically sacrificed at the altar of the Colonial Slate only to satisfy quench the hunger of a handful of bureaucrats whose whole motto was 'Dividend-first and last'. At this critical juncture of a dying nationality. Madhusudan arrived in the socio-politico-eccmomic scene of Orissa, as a lavish response of nature to the exacting requirements of the land. He came as messiah for the thousands of his countrymen who where rolling in abject poverty, hunger and humiliation. Soon he was seen leading an unarmed struggle against an tinned power, by and by, becoming the living symbol of a new nationalism, In fact. Madhusudan belonged to the first generation of Indian nationalist leadership, that appeared during the start of the nationalist struggle in India. Like Ranade. Naoraji. R.C.Dutt and may others, his conceptions on me burning economic topics of the day were as clear as the sky. Born in 1848 to a middle class family, Madhusudan become a successful lawyer but he dedicated his entire life and wealth to the great cause of upliftment of the teeming millions of his countrymen, who till recent times cherish him as "The Grand Old Man of Orissa". His greatest contribution came in his economic analysis of British rule, whose constant critic he remained till the last breath of his life. He showed it to a success, the immense poverty and backwardness of India in general and Orissa in particular were not something inherent in local conditions but were caused by colonial rule which was draining the land of its wealth and capital. All his life Madhusudan kept in touch with youth and continuously developed his thought and politics in a more radical direction: so to say. he become
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