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# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Stedman, General Sir Edward

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​Stedman, General Sir Edward, G.C.B., (1911), K.C.I.E., (1897); b. 1842; entered Army, 1860; transferred to India Army, 1867; served in the Hazra Campaign, 1868; Afghan War, 1878-80; Burma Expeditions, 1886-89; Command of Shan column in Chitral Relief Force, 1895; Inspector-General of Police, Burma, 1887-91; Q.M.G., India, 1892-95; Command of the 1st class district, Madras, 1895; Military Secretary,India Office, 1899-1909; Colonel of 23rd Pioneers, 1904. Address: c/o India Office, London. Club: United Service.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Stephen, Sir Harry Lushington

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​Stephen, Sir Harry Lushington, Kt. (1913); LL.M., Bar-at-Law; Judge, High Court, Calcutta; (Retired) b. 1860; m. Barbara, e.d. of late W. Shore Nightingale ,. 1904; educ: Rugby and Trinity College, Cambridge; called to Bar, 1885; practised on South Wales Circuit, 1886-1901; came out to India as Judge, High Court,. Calcutta, 1901. Publications: Law of Support and Subsidence; Edited the 14th edition of Oke’s Synopsis, also the 8th edition of Oke’s Formulist; Editor of State Trials, Political and Social. Address: 114, Lextan Gardens, W. Clubs: Athenaeum, Oxford and Cambridge, Savile.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Sahay, Boagavathi Rai Bahadur

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​Sahay, Boagavathi Rai Bahadur, (see Bagavathi Sahay.)
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Salam-ul-lah Khan, Nawab Mahammud

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​Salam-ul-lah Khan, Nawab Mahammud, Khan Bahadur(1889) Jagirdar; g.s. of Mahammud Rahim Khan who rendered valuable aid to the British in the battle of Assaye, 1803; b. 1859; educ: at the Akola High School and the Fort High School, Bombay; Special Relief Officer in the famine of 1899-90; special Magistrate with first class powers; Nawab, 1891. Recreation Shooting. Address: Dewalghat, Buldana, C.P., India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Salempur, Raja of; Khan Bahadur, Shaban Ali Khan

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​Salempur, Raja of; Khan Bahadur, Shaban Ali Khan; descendant of Hydayat Ali, of Kakori; interested in the improvement of agriculture; undertook experiments in agriculture in his estate; Khan Bahadur. 1888; Raja, 1898; Honorary Magistrate of the first class for the Police Circle of Goshainganj; the estate comprises 24 whole villages and parts of three others in Lucknow, yielding an annual income of Rs. 38,328, besides 6 villages in Bara Banki, with an annual income of Rs. 11,670. Address: Salempur, Lucknow, U.P., India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Sailana, Raja of; H H. Raja Sir Jeswant Singh

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​Sailana, Raja of; H H. Raja Sir Jeswant Singh, K.C.I.E. (1903); A Rathor Rajput; b. 1864; s. of late Maharaja Bhavani Singhji, Jagirdar of Semlai; adopted by H.H. Raja Duleh Singhji; succeeded, 1895; thrice married; 5 s. and 3 d.; educ: Daly (Rajakumar) College, Indore; area of the State, 450 sq. miles; population 25,731; salute, 11 guns; received a Kaiser-i-hind (gold medal); offered a motor-car for ambulance, 1915. Address: Sailana, Malwa, C. India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Salamatrai, Diwan Govinda Ram

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​Salamatrai, Diwan Govinda Ram, Rai Bahadur (1908), Colonization Officer, Hyderabad, Sind; b. 1861; educ: Sikarpur; displayed exceptional ability in times of famine and plague, and rendered valuable service; presented with a watch by the Commissioner of Sind in Open Durbar, 1893; received special promotion and an Afrinama, 1896; received a sword of honour 1900; Certificate of merit, 1908. Address: Hyderabad, Sind, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Salemgarh, Raja of; Narayan Singh Sadeshri Prasad

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​Salemgarh, Raja of; Narayan Singh Sadeshri Prasad, Rai Bahadur (1898); belongs to Bhuirkar family and is connected with the house of Tamkulu; related to Raja of Hathwa; b. 1862; rendered valuable assistance to the people in the famine of 1896-97; Raja (personal) 1907; the Estate comprises 53 villages in Gorakhpur. Address: Salemgarh, Gorakhpur, U.P., India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Salmon, Colonel William Arthur

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​Salmon, Colonel William Arthur, Indian Army (retired); joined service in the Indian Army, 1859; transferred to Political department as Assistant Political Agent, Kathiwar, 1877; in the same capacity at Janjira, 1879; joint Administrator ot Rajpipla and Sangli States 1884 and 1885, respectively; Assistant to the Agent to the Governor-General in Baroda; Commandant of Wazhir Corps, 1887; Political Agent, Mahi Kantha, 1892; Political Agent at Palanippu and Kolhapur, 1893 and 1894 respectively; reverted to Military duty, 1895.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Sahespur, Raja of; Kishen Kumar

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​Sahespur, Raja of; Kishen Kumar; b. 1848; educ: privately; great g.s. of Rai Athmaram, who was Chakladar of Bijnor; his grand father, Pardaman Kishen, rendered service to the British in the Mutiny of 1857 and received a liberal grant of estates; the present Raja has also inherited estates from his maternal grandfather; is a good scholar and possesses a valuable library; has contributed liberally to the Agra College and the M.A.O. College, Aligarh; has founded scholarships for poor students, has built and endowed a hospital and an asylum for lepers; is Honorary Magistrate and 8th in the list of Provincial Durbaris; title of Raja made hereditary, and confirmed, 1882. Publications: Diwan Vikar, Iktirai Jahid, and some poems. Address: Sahespur, Bilari Post, Moradabad district, U.P., India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Sakti, Raja of; Rup Narayan Singh

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​Sakti, Raja of; Rup Narayan Singh;. belongs to a family of Gond Rajputs; succeeded to gaddi, 1892; 16th in descent from Hari Singh, the founder of the family; title of Raja confirmed by the British Government, 1836; area of the State, 138 sq. miles; population, 23,000; the State is in charge of a Political Agent under the direct supervision of the Commissioner of Chhatisgarh Dn. Address: Sakti, C.P., India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Salaman, Brigade-Surgeon-Lt. Col. Selim Meyer

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​Salaman, Brigade-Surgeon-Lt. Col. Selim Meyer, M.A., M.D., M.Ch., I.M.S. (retired); joined service in Bombay, 1869; Civil Surgeon and Superintendent of Jail, Bijapur, 1870; served in the Military department, 1872-74; Offg. Civil Surgeon and Superintendent of Jail, Bijapur, 1870; served in the Military department., 1872-74; Offg. Civil Surgeon and Superintendent of Jail, Shikarpur, 1874; Superintendent, Central Jail, Poona; also in charge of Central Jail, Yerrowda, 1878; retired, 1897.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ramarayanimgar, Hon’ble Panuganti

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​Ramarayanimgar, Hon’ble Panuganti, M.A., Madras; belongs to a respectable Velama family closely allied to the Raja of Kalahasti; educ: Anglo-Vernacular High School (now the Hindu High School), Triplicane, and the Presidency College, Madras; passed B.A., 1889; M.A., 1902; actively connected with public movements of the day; keenly interested in the cause of education and particularly of the Telugu Literature; Honorary Fellow, Madras University; Member of the Telugu Academy, Madras; represents the ​Madras Landholders in the Supreme Legislative Council; President, 3rd Andhra Conference held at Vizagapatam, 1915. Address; Walaja Road, Mount Road Post, Madras; Kalahasti, Chittoor District, Madras Presidency, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ramaswami Aiyangar, Asur

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​Ramaswami Aiyangar, Asur, B.A., B.L., Revenue Commissioner, Mysore State; b. 1851; passed B.A., 1869; B.L., 1874; joined Mysore State service as Munsiff, 1875; became Sub-Judge, 1880; Assistant Comptroller, 1884; Comptroller, 1886; Deputy Commissioner in several places till 1898; Inspector-General of Police, 1898; adopted effective measures to check destructiveness of sand-storms of Ralakad for which he was warmly thanked by Mysore Government; special duty to enquire and report on Chikmagalur Hospital Defalcations, 1903; received thanks of the Mysore Government, 1904; President of Committee for revising Draft Police Regulations, 1904; President of the Committee to enquire into the claims of Sri Parakalaswami Mutt to certain Honours in Vishnu Temples, 1904; Revenue Commissioner and ex-officio Director of Statistics, 1906; retired, 1911. Address: Mysore City, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ramanuja Chariar, Valuttur

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​Ramanuja Chariar, Valuttur, B.A., Rao Bahadur; b. 1851; educ: Government College, Kumbhakonam; joined service as 4th clerk, Kumbaconam Collectorate; Accountant, Revenue Board’s Office, 1885; became Manager, Revenue Settlement, 1887; Huzur Sheristadar, Madura, 1888; First Assistant, Board of Revenue (Revenue Settlement Dept.), 1889; First Assistant, Revenue Board (Land Records), 1892; First Assistant, Revenue Secretariat, 1902; Secretary to the Commissioner of Revenue Settlement, Board of Revenue, 1903; retired, 1906; Chairman of the Kumbaconam Municipality and is also a Member of the Madras Legislative Council. Address: Kumbaconam, Tanjore District, Madras Presidency, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ramayya Panthulu, Jayanti

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​Ramayya Panthulu, Jayanti, B.A., B.L., Deputy Collector, Madras Service; b, 1861; passed B.A., 1882; joined service in the Cocanada Collectorate as Vernacular Clerk, 1886; English Head Clerk of the same Collectorate, 1888; Huzur Sheristadar, 1890; Tahsildar, 1891; Treasury Deputy Collector, 1892; 4th Presidency Magistrate, Madras, 1911; promoted to 2nd grade and posted to Chittoor, 1913; Personal Assistant to the Collector, Guntur, 1914; one of the founders of the Telugu Academy, Madras, of which he is a Member; greatly interested in the promotion of Telugu Literature; a frequent contributor to ‘Indian Antiquary’, and the ‘Epigraphia Indica’, and the journal of the Telugu Academy; among the articles contributed by him are: Tottaramuddi plates of kataya vana (Epigraphia Indica. Vol II.); three inscriptions of Reddies of Kondavedu; an inscription of Sarvalokasraya (Journal of Telugu Academy, Vol., II); the gift deeds of Madui-a-Naiks (Ibid); the scheme of Hindu Life (an Address read by him before the South Indian Association, Madras, ​1913.) Address: Guntur, Madras, Presy., India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ramji, Hon’ble Manamohandas

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​Ramji, Hon’ble Manamohandas, Merchant, Bombay; belongs to the well-known Ranji family; b. 1857; joined business as a piece goods merchant at the age of 21; became partner of Messrs. Thakersey Mulji and Company, 1875; started the Kaiser Hind Mills in conjunction with Messrs. Vassanji Munji and Sons, 1879; became guarantee broker to Messrs. Rally Bros. 1882; became Member of the Committee of Mill-Owners’ Association. Bombay, 1891; Chairman, Native Piece-goods Association, Bombay, 1897; was elected a Member, Bombay Corporation, 1898; Member of the Standing Committee, Bombay Corporation, 1905; Chairman, Indian Merchants’ Chamber, Bombay, 1907; Chairman, Standing Committee of the Bombay Corporation, 1909; Chairman, Mill-Owners’ Association, Bombay; nominated as Trustee, Port of Bombay; represented the Bombay Merchantile Community in the Bombay Legislative Council, 1910; President, Bombay Corporation, 1912-13; presided at the 14th Session of the Indian Industrial Conference held at Madras, 1914; Justice of the Peace and Honorary Magistrate; took a prominent part in organising the Indian Mercantile Insurance Co., and the Bombay Swadeshi Stores. Address: Bombay, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ramanuj Dayal, Hon’ble

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​Ramanuj Dayal, Hon’ble, Kai Bahadur (1910); belongs to Partherwala Vaish family of Meerut; Member, Legislative Council, U.P.; Honorary Magistrate; Member, District Board, Meerut; Honorary Secretary, Nanakchand Trust Committee: Member, Anglo Sanskrit School, and Vaish Orphanage; President. Hindu Kanya Pathasala, Meerut; Trustee, Central Hindu College, Benares; Managing Director, Beopur Sahaik Bank Ld.; owns an estate assessed at Rs. 15,000 per annum. Address: “Ramnivas”, Meerut City, Punjab, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ramaswami Aiyar, Chetpat Pattabhirama Aiyar

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​Ramaswami Aiyar, Chetpat Pattabhirama Aiyar, B.A., B.L., High Court Vakil, Madras; s. of late Mr. C. R. Pattabhirama Aiyar, B.A., B.L., Judge, City Civil Court, Madras; educ: Presidency College, Madras; passed B.A., 1899; B.L., 1902; enrolled as Vakil, Madras High Court, 1903; enjoys a lucrative practice on the Original Side of the High Court; Member of the Provincial Congress Committee, Madras; Member, Pachaiyappa’s Trust Board, Madras; Secretary, Pachaiyappa’s Hostel Pund; donated a large sum of money for the Building Fund of the Hostel; elected a Fellow of the Madras University, 1912; Member, Faculty of Law, Madras University; was for some time Honorary Secretary of the Madras Mahajana Sabha; President, Sasi Vilasa Sabha, Madras; Member, Madras Corporation, 1913. Address: “The Grove”, Teynampet, Madras. India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ramnad, Raja of; Raja Rajeswara Sethupathi

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​Ramnad, Raja of; Raja Rajeswara Sethupathi, also known as Muthu Ramalinga Sethupathi Avergal; a Palaigar whose ancestors were of considerable help to the British in quelling disturbances in the southern part of the Madras Presidency; closely related to the Zemindar of Sivaganga; a liberal and enlightened Zemindar much interested in the welfare of his ryots; contributed Rs. 5,000 for a lying-in-ward in the Caste and Gosha Hospital, Madras, 1890; title of Raja is personal. Address: Ramnad, Madras Presidency, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ramanna, A.

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​Ramanna, A., Advocate, Mysore; b. 1868; enrolled as Advocate, Mysore Chief Court, 1880; Member, Mysore Representative Assembly; elected to the Mysore Legislative Council, 1909; nominated as member of the Economic Conference of Mysore; was a delegate to the Indian National Congress. 1906. Address: Mysore. India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ramanuja Chariar, Kilambi

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​Ramanuja Chariar, Kilambi, M.A., B.L., Principal, Maharaja’s College, Vizianagaram; s. of late Mr. Kilambi Tatachariar; b. 1853; educ: Maharaja’s High School, Viziayanagaram, and Presidency College, Madras; Vice-Principal, Maharaja’s College, Viziayanagaram, 1884; became Principal of the same College, 1884. Address: Vizianagaram, Vizagapatam District, Madras Presidency, India.
# The King's Job

First published in A School History of England (1911) as "The King’s Job".
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The King’s Job
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# The Kingdom of the Lion

Perry index 334
* "The Kingdom of the Lion", translated by George Fyler Townsend, in Three Hundred Æsop's Fables (1867)
* "The Kingdom of the Lion", translated by Vernon Stanley Jones, illustrated by Arthur Rackham, in Æsop's fables: A New Translation (1912)
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# The Kingdom of God Is Within You (1894)/Preface

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PREFACE.
In the year 1884 I wrote a book under the title “What I Believe,” in which I did in fact make a sincere statement of my beliefs.
In affirming my belief in Christ’s teaching, I could not help explaining why I do not believe, and consider as mistaken, the Church's doctrine, which is usually called Christianity.
Among the many points in which this doctrine falls short of the doctrine of Christ I pointed out as the principal one the absence of any commandment of non-resistance to evil by force. The perversion of Christ’s teaching by the teaching of the Church is more clearly apparent in this than in any other point of difference.
I know—as we all do—very little of the practice and the spoken and written doctrine of former times on the subject of non-resistance to evil. I knew what had been said on the subject by the fathers of the Church—Origen, Tertullian, and others—I knew too of the existence of some so-called sects of Mennonites, Herrnhuters, and Quakers, who do not allow a Christian the use of weapons, and do not enter military service; but I knew little of what had been done by these so-called sects toward expounding the question.
My book was, as I had anticipated, suppressed by the Russian censorship; but partly owing to my literary reputation, partly because the book had excited people's curiosity, it circulated in manuscript and in lithographed ​copies in Russia and through translations abroad, and it evoked, on one side, from those who shared my convictions, a series of essays with a great deal of information on the subject, on the other side a series of criticisms on the principles laid down in my book.
A great deal was made clear to me by both hostile and sympathetic criticism, and also by the historical events of late years; and I was led to fresh results and conclusions, which I wish now to expound.
First I will speak of the information I received on the history of the question of non-resistance to evil; then of the views of this question maintained by spiritual critics, that is, by professed believers in the Christain religion, and also by temporal ones, that is, those who do not profess the Christian religion; and lastly I will speak of the conclusions to which I have been brought by all this in the light of the historical events of late years.
L. Tolstoi.
YasnaIa Poliana, May 14/26, 1893.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Suhrawardy

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​Suhrawardy, The Hon’ble Iftikharul Millat, M.A., LL.D. Ph.D., Bar-at-Law; Advocate, Calcutta High Court; Commander of the Imperial Order of the Medjidie (Turkey), 1907. Iftikharul Millat (Glory of the People,) Persia, 1912; called to the Bar, 1906; Founder of Pan-Islamic Society and London Mosque Fund, 1903; Tagore Law Professor. 1910; Organized Indian Red Crescent Movement and Medical Mission to Turkey during Balkan War, 1911-13. Publications: The Sayings of Muhammad; Muslim Jurisprudence; Muslim Law of Marriage. Address: The Bar Library, Calcutta.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Subramania Ayyar, Sundrappiar Arambore

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​Subramania Ayyar, Sundrappiar Arambore, Rai Sahib,(1886), B.A., B.C.E., A.C.E., P.W.D., Madras (Retd.); s. of late Mr. Sundrappiar; b. 1865; passed, B.A., 1883; B.C.E., 1885; joined service in the Madras P.W.D. as Assistant Engineer, 1885; Executive Engineer, 1905; retired, 1906. Address: Tanjore, Madras Presidency.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Subramania Iyer

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​Subramania Iyer, N., M.A., M.B. &. C.M., Diwan Peishkar, Padmanabhapuram, Travancore State. Publications: Travancore Census Report, 1911; many articles and addresses. Address: Padmanabhapuram, Travancore, S. India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Subramania Sastri

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​Subramania Sastri, Mahamahopadhyaya, 1898; Pandit of Benares; b. 1841; a Dravidian Brahmin whose ancestors formerly belonged to Trichinopoly, Madras Presidency; educ: Privately; was for some time teacher to the Maharaja Bahadur of Durbhanga. Address: Benares City.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Subbarayalu Reddiyar, A.

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​Subbarayalu Reddiyar, A.; Hon’ble Rao Bahadur (1911); Pleader and Public Prosecutor, Cuddalore; Member, Legislative Council, Madras, since 1913; b. 1855; Chairman, Municipal Council, Cuddalore; Address; Cuddalore, South Arcot District, Madras Presidency.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Subramania Ayyer, Ganapathi

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​Subramania Ayyer, Ganapathi, B.A., Proprietor and Editor, The Swadesamitran, Madras; 4th s. of late Ganapathi Dikshitar; b. at Tiruvadi, Tanjore District, 1885; educ: St. Peter’s College, Tanjore; joined the Government Normal School, Madras, 1874; Teacher, C.S.M. College, Madras, 1875; Teacher, Pachaiappas High School, 1877; B.A., as a private candidate, 1877; Headmaster, Anglo Vernacular High School (Now Hindu High School), Triplicane, 1879-82; started the Hindu as a weekly paper along with the late Mr. M. Viraraghava Chariar, 1878; went on a lecturing tour in the Madras Presidency for the purpose of popularising the principles of local self-Government; was a Madras Member of the deputation to bid farewell to Lord Ripon, 1884; one of the founders of the 1st and practically the only political association of Southern India, The Madras Mahajana Sabha; was entrusted with the task of moving the 1st Resolution at the 1st Indian National Congress, 1885; gave evidence before the Public Services Commission, 1886; strongly supported the Government in the Age of Consent Legislation, 1890; one of the founders of the Madras Hindu Social Reform Association, 1882; proceeded to England to give evidence on ​behalf of the Madras Mahajana Sabha before the Welby Commission on Indian Expenditure, 1897; severed his connection with the Hindu, 1898; converted his Tamil triweekly paper into a daily, 1898; started the “United India”, 1900; edited the Madras Standard, 1902; presided over the District Conferences of Cocanada, Chittoor and Tanjore; Chief originator of the National Fund and Industrial Association, Madras, of which he is yet one of the Honorary Secretaries; a staunch social reformer and has given ample proofs of his devotion to the cause of reform; prosecuted by the Government of Madras on a charge of sedition, 1908; released on certain conditions nearly a month later; from a frequent, he has become an occasional, contributor to the press and his contributions are read with much interest; an oil painting unveiled in Madras by Hon’ble Babu Surendra Nath Banerjee, 1915. Publications: “Some Economic Aspects of British Rule in India” (English), New Japan (in Tamil), various articles on financial, and social matters; and many addresses and speeches. Address: 108, Big Street, Triplicane, Madras.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Sudarshan Singh, Seth

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​Sudarshan Singh, Seth; Rai Bahadur, B.A., 1910; b. 1858; educ: Muir Central College, Allahabad; entered service as Probationary Postal Superintendent, 1882; became Superintendent; successfully managed Camp Post Offices at Bhopal for their Excellencies Lord Elgin, Lord Curzon and Lord Minto, 1895, 1899, and 1909, respectively, and for the party of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales (now King Emperor George V), 1906; also at Surangpur Shooting Camp for H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught, 1903; and for H.M. the Amir of Afghanistan, 1907. Address: Hoshangabad, C.P., India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Subramanyam Pantulu Varanasi

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​Subramanyam Pantulu Varanasi, Diwan Bahadur, 1913; District and Sessions Judge, Cuddapah, since 1911; b. I860; joined service as District Munsiff, 1886; Sub-Judge, 1905; District and Sessions Judge, 1911; served in that capacity in Vizagapatam and Cuddapah; appointed Judge, Court of Small Causes, Madras, 1909; Co-opted Member of the Royal Commission on Public Services, 1914. Address; Cuddapah, Madras Presidency.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Suket, Raja of; H.H. Raja Bhim Sain

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​Suket, Raja of; H.H. Raja Bhim Sain; b. 1885; succeeded to Gaddi, 1908; invested with full administrative powers, 1908; area of the State, 420 sq. miles; population, 55,000; revenue, over 1½ lakhs; entitled to a salute of 11 guns. Address: Suket, Punjab.