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MADANA MOHANA MALAVIYA

The Prayer

Pandit Vrajanath, the revered father of Pandit Malaviya, managed to earn his livelihood only by reciting Srimad Bhagavatha (a collection of stores about Sri Krishna, and about his devotees) and explaining the text. He had no other source of income. We can easily manage the difficulty of this devoted Brahmin in making both ends meet. But he believed in the kindness of God and had the firm faith that God would not let down those who trusted Him; so this Brahmin left his fortunes in the hands of God.

Pandit Premdhar Malaviya died. After completing the last rites of his father according to religious custom, Pandit Vrajanath went to the sacred Gaya to complete the religious ceremonies. After the ceremonies were over the priests said to Vrajanath, "Pray God to grant any wish you have;

we shall bless that you may succeed. Pandit Vrajanath faced the east, folded his hands and prayed: "God, grant me a son -the equal of whom has not been born and will never be born."

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About Madana Mohana Malaviya
Introduction
Against The Tide
You are Here! The Prayer
A Fortunate Name
Early Education
The Little Scholar
'I Was Fortunate'
A New School
A Graduate
An assembly of Scholars
The Perfect Wife
Multifaced Diamond
The Lawyer
'The Teacher Of the Nation'
The Dream Of A University
The Site
The Converted Donor
The Emperor Of Beggers
Benares Hindu University
The Home Of Indian Culture
The Ideal Journalist
At The Round Table Conference
Daily Routine
Master Of Many Languages

A Revolutionary

The End Of The Journey
The Way Of Malaviya