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Contrary to the Sadler Committee's policy recommended for the new type of Indian Universities research activities even for the professors of the highest rank became practically of no importance, the teaching and social activities, as in schools and colleges, being much better appreciated by the authorities. Thus for instance our autonomous University considered it a useless waste of public funds to include a few pages in its annual report in order to give publicity to the mere titles of papers and books written and published by their teachers. Our non-interfering Government authorities also ceased to take any notice of their own servants who were sent on 'foreign service,' or rather banished to the universities.