Madhusudan_Das

His Life and Achievements: 69
IX.
Gandhiji had published an article on 'National School at Bombay'
in Gujarati in the paper 'Navajivan' in its Sept. 23, 1928 issue.
This is an extract from that article placed in Collected Works,
Vol. XXXVII, Page 301-302.
X. While discussing on the problem of untouchability and its
eradication, Gandhiji had commended the role of Madhusudan.
This discussion of dated Nov. 14,1932 was published in "Bombay
Chronicles' in its issue of 15th Nov. 1932 under the heading
'Statement on Untouchability—V (Collected Works, Vol. LI,
page 428-29)
XI. In the above mentioned article, Gandhiji had written
Madhusudan as 'Late Madhusudan'. though he was still alive.
Gandhiji came to know of his mistake from an ashram inmate
(probably from Govinda Chandra Mishra of Daspalla) and
published this statement on November 18, 1932 in 'Bombay
Chronicles' in the issue of 19th Nov. 1932. (Collected Works,
Vol. LII, Page 17-18)
XII. This was published in Gujarati in 'Harijan Bandhu' on 3.9.1933,
under the title: 'Advice to a Harijan Worker'. It had also a
subtitle: 'Training for service.' Later on it was translated and
included in the Collected Works, Vol. LV, P. 395.
XIII. These are excerpts from the essay 'Village Tanning and Its
Possibilities' published in 'Harijan' on 7th September 1934.
(Collected Works, Vol. LV, P. 416-419)
XIV. It's date has not been mentioned. Originally it was published
in the book 'Madhusudan Das as seen by Many Eyes' (P. 1)
compiled by Shoilabala Das.
XV. Gandhiji had visited Delanga in Puri District of Orissa and there
he inaugurated the Exhibition of Khadi and Cottage Industries
organised by the Gandhi Seva Sangha. The details of his journey
and inaugural speech had been published in 'Harijan' on April
2, 1938 ; as reported by Mahadev Desai. The extract quoted
under this section is a part of the inaugural speech delivered
there by Mahatma Gandhi. This report was reproduced by
Tendulkar in his book 'Mahatma*, (Vol. IV P. 237.)]