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MADANA MOHANA MALAVIYA

At The Round Table Conference

In those days the British ruled India. The British Government was considering the question of giving India Swaraj (or 'self-rule'). The second Round Table Conference met in London in 1931. Some leaders of India had to attend the Conference for discussions with the British Government. Mahatma Gandhi decided to take Malaviya with him.

Malaviya was highly religious. When he had to go to London he decided to take with him the water of the holy Ganga and prepared for the voyage.

His role at the Round Table Conference in London will be remembered forever. In his book 'Indian Dairy', Montague has spoken appreciatively of Malaviya's part in the Conference. Similarly Tej Bahadur Sapru also has heartily praised the unequalled courage of Malaviya. Thus Malaviya won the hearts of eminent politicians in distant lands by his genius.

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About Madana Mohana Malaviya
Introduction
Against The Tide
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
You are Here! At The Round Table Conference
Daily Routine
Master Of Many Languages

A Revolutionary

The End Of The Journey
The Way Of Malaviya