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Dr. Acharya is richly qualified for the laborious task which he undertook in a spirit of dedication. He is an M. A. of Calcutta, a Ph. D. of Leyden, and Doctor in Literature of London. He is a member of the Indian Educational Service whose services were lent to the University of Allahabad for engagement as Professor of Sanskrit. He has so won the regard and confidence of his colleagues of the University that he has for years been the Head of the Oriental Departments and also Dean of the Faculty of Arts. To his students he has been remarkably considerate and helpful, and, without sacrificing the demands of discipline and efficiency, has made himself deservedly popular among them.