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| Pt. Madan Mohan Malaviya |
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| Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya
was the founder of Banaras (Hindu) University which stands as an enduring
memorial to his foresight, educational ideals, and passion for Indian culture.
Malaviyaji attended the Congress session from 1886 to 1936 and presided
over the sessions of 1909 and 1918. In his presidential address at the
Lahore session he declared that "it is righteousness alone that wins."
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Malaviyaji was the Vice Chairman of the Allahabad Municipality and member of the provincial Legislative Council and of the Imperial Legislative Council. He was a gifted speaker. He was a member of the Indian Industrial Commission in 1916. He attended the Round Table Conference in London in 1931 The "Spotless Pandit," as Malaviyaji was described by a member of the Viceroy's Executive Council, was the epitome of selfless service in the cause of the nation. Though orthodox in his personal habits, Malaviyaji was for removing the disabilities of women and the depressed classes of people. |
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25.12.1861 Born in Allahabad 1878 Marriage with Kundan Devi in Mirzapur 1884 B.A. from Calcutta University July 1884 Teacher in Allahabad District School December 1886 IInd Congress in Calcutta under
July 1887 Editorship of the Hindosthan in Kalakankar. Founding conference of Bharat Dharma Mandal July 1889 Leaving editorship joins LL.B. in Allahabad 1891 Passing LL.B. starts practice in Allahabad District Court December 1893 Practice at Allahabad High Court March 1898 Submits memorandum about Hindi to U.P. Lt. Governor 1902-1903 Construction of Hindu Boarding House in Allahabad 1903-1912 Service to province as member of Provincial Council 1904 Proposal of establishing university under chairmanship of Kashi Naresh January 1906 Convened Sanatan Dharma Mahasabha
on Kumbh in Allahabad.
1907 Editorship of the Abhyudaya. Propagation of Sanatan Dharma and democratic principles 1909 Ediotrship of the English daily Leader. Chaired the Lahore Congress October 1910 Presidential address in Ist Conference of Hindi Sahitya Sammelan 22.11.1911 Formation of the Hindu University Society December 1911 At 50 gave up practice. Decision to serve country and work for establishing the university February 1915 Formation of Prayaga Seva Samiti under his chairmanship October 1915 The Banarans Hindu University Bill passed 04 Feb- 1916 Foundation ceremony
of the university
March 1916 Bill against Indentured Labour system in Councils 1916-18
Member, Industrial Commission
1918 Formation of Scout Association by Seva Samiti December 1918 Chaired Annual Congress Conference in Delhi
Nov. 1919-Sep. 1939 Vice Chancellor, B.H.U.
19 April 1919 Chaired Hindi Sahitya Sammelan in Bombay January 1922 Convened all party conference 16 December 1922 Speech on Hindu Muslim goodwill in Lahore 1924
Formation of Independent Party in District and Assembly .
August 1926 Formation of Congress Independent Party with Lala Lajpat Rai February 1927 Statement before Agriculture Commission December 1929 Convocation address in BHU. Asked students to serve nation and be patriot 1930 Resigns from Assembly. Arrested in Delhi. Six months sentence 5 April 1931 Speech on Hindu Muslim Unity in Kanpur 1931 Took part with Gandhi in the London Round Table Conference March 1932 Formation of All India Swadeshi Union in Banaras 20 April 1932 Nominated President of Delhi Congress. Arrested September 1932 Chaired meeting on emancipation of outcasts in Bombay April 1932 As Calcutta Congress President arrested in Asansole August 1934 Speech on emancipation of the outcasts in Gandhi's meeting in Banaras January 1936 Convened Sanatan Dharma Mahasabha Conference in Allahabad. Proposal for emancipation of outcasts 1938 K??alpa [Ayurvedic rejuvenation therapy] November 1939 Appointed life Rector of BHU 1941 Founded Goraksha Mandal January 1942 Gandhi's convocation address on Silver Jubilee of BHU 12 November -1946 Passed Away
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