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and to keep his request <strong>Madhusudan</strong> started writing his autobiography<br />
which remained incomplete.<br />
9. B. Dhavle, a civil servant and judge of Patna High Court, was<br />
one of the members of the Bench of Circuit Court, where Janakinath<br />
Bose made moving ovation to <strong>Madhusudan</strong> after his death.<br />
C. L. Philip, an I.C.S, officer, was the Commissioner of Orissa<br />
from 1930 to 1933. Afterwards he became the Member, Board of<br />
Ravenue, Bihar and Orissa. He was the member of the Committee<br />
appointed to ascertain the wishes of Oriyas of Madras Presidency<br />
for amalgamation.<br />
D. E. Reuben, an I.C.S. Officer, started his career as Assistant<br />
Magistrate and Collector, Cuttack. He opted for judicial service and<br />
retired as a judge of Patna High Court.-<br />
G. E. Fawcus was in Education Department and retired as Director<br />
of Public Instruction, Bihar and Orissa.<br />
Henry W. Nevinson, a British jornalist, came to Orissa in the winter<br />
of 1907 to collect first hand news of Orissa's flood and famine.<br />
He toured the interior parts of Orissa with <strong>Madhusudan</strong> and reported<br />
starving condition of the famine-stricken people of Orissa in<br />
The Statesman and other English papers. In his book New India<br />
he has described how <strong>Madhusudan</strong> was adored by Oriya people.<br />
Aurovindo Ghose, better known as Sri Aurovindo, is one of the<br />
greatest philosopher and spiritual leader of modern India. His early<br />
career was that of a political revolutionary and educationist and he<br />
is regarded as the prophet of Indian militant nationalism.<br />
Mahatma Gandhi, one of the greatest men of the twenteeth<br />
century, is also the father of Indian Nation.<br />
Jawaharlal Nehru, one of the greatest leaders of Indian freedom<br />
movement, was the first Prime Minister of India.<br />
Harekrushna Mahatab, one of the foremost leaders of Orissa<br />
Congress, was Premier/Chief Minister of Orissa. He was also a<br />
journalist and litterateur.<br />
Nilamani Senapati, the first Oriya to qualify for Indian Civil Service,<br />
served the Government, in different capacities before and after<br />
independence. He was the Cheif Editor of District Gazetteers<br />
published by Orissa Government.