বঙ্কিম-কণিকা Brahmans had made choice of. And the second element was pecuniary support given to qualified IBrahmans. I lay stress on the word qualified, for so strongly convinced the Brahmans were in this respect, that at some stage of their progress they decided to employ the Symbol of Rosol &iosol, a Brahman represented by holy grass, because the requisite purity was lacking. But the spirit of the institution has been kept up by the institution of W&Ji°io fossi which requires donation to be given to Pandits carefully graduated according to their merits. It is my humble suggestion therefore that if Bankim’s commemoration is desired in Hindu form by those who have no adhikar to making a Sraddha for him they should put their heads together and devise some means by which the Adhyapaka class could receive fitting support. I do not venture to enter upon how this should be effectuated. But I have my own doubts as to the fitness of platform speeches on mournful occassions like the present. On the otherhand our repeated failures in memorial making are most prominently in my mind. And I would rather not dwell on, what I have really in my heart, a something of a nature of a "iso". Parishad : a something more fitted to bear the g 이
