Madhusudan_Das

Bodhram Dube, a keen student and a zealous patriot, was a lawyer
of Sambalpur. He was a congress leader of repute from the
Western Orissa and was Minister of Local Self-Government and
Education in the cabinet of Biswanath Das.
Biswanath Das was one of the the ablest politicians and administrators
of Orissa. Hailing from a landowners family of Ganjam district,
he fought for the rights of the tenants and ryots. Before formation
of the Orissa province, he represented Ganjam in Madras
Legislative Council for three consecutive terms. He was the first
Premier of Orissa from Congress Party.
Abdul Karim started his career in the Education Department and
became an Inspector of Schools. Later on he became a member
of Bengal Legislative Council.
Mukunda Prasad Das was a congress leader of Balasore district.
He was a member Orissa Legislative Assembly and was its first
elected Speaker.
B. K. Gokhale was an Indian Civil Service officer, who during his
posting at Cuttack/Khurda came in contact with Madhusudan.
S. Lall, an I.C.S. Officer who came in close contact with
Madhusudan while serving in different positions.
B. C. Mukherji, an I.C.S. Officer, was elevated to the rank Chief
Secretary. As the Colletor of Cuttack, he took pains to organise
the grand funeral of Madhusudan.
P. C. Ray Chaudhury was son of Khirod Chandra Ray Choudhury
of Cuttack. K. C. Ray Chaudhury was the founder editor pf Star of
Utkal to which Madhusudan was a regualr contributor. P. C. Ray
Choudhury after obtaining post-graduate and law degrees, joined
Bihar and Orissa government service as a Deputy Magistrate. Later
on he became the Editor of Gazetteers of Bihar.
Srikrishna Mahapatra, popularly known as Dewan Bahadur, was
a police officer who retired as a Superintendent of Police. Later on
he became the Chairman of Cuttack Municipality and a member of
Central Legislative Assembly. He was an ardent supporter of British
imperialism.
Bawa Kartar Singh, an Indian Education Service Officer and
educationist of high order, was Professor in Science College, Patna.
He was also a Principal of Ravenshaw College, Cuttack.