how many national primary school were started in Bengal in 1907 C.E.
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The Bengal National College started functioning from 15.Aug.1906 with Sri Aurobindo as its first Principal. At an early period he left the organisation of the college to the educationist Satish Mukherjee and plunged fully into politics. When the Bande Mataram [Sedition] case was brought against him, he resigned his post [Aug 1907] in order not to embarrass the College authorities but resumed it again on his acquittal [Sep 1907]. During the 'Alipore Bomb Case' he resigned finally [1908] at the request of the College authorities.
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National Education
National EducationNational education was another item to which Sri Aurobindo attached much importance. It was included as part of the four-fold Programme of the new Nationalist Party. The movement began well and many national schools were established in Bengal and many able men became teachers, but still the development was insufficient and the economical position of the schools precarious. Sri Aurobindo had decided to take up the movement personally and see whether it could not be given a greater expansion and a stronger foundation, but his departure from Bengal cut short this plan. In the repression and the general depression caused by it, most of the schools failed to survive. The idea lived on and it may be hoped that it will one day find an adequate form and body.
Bengal National College
Bengal National CollegeThe Bengal National College started functioning from 15.Aug.1906 with Sri Aurobindo as its first Principal. At an early period he left the organisation of the college to the educationist Satish Mukherjee and plunged fully into politics. When the Bande Mataram [Sedition] case was brought against him, he resigned his post [Aug 1907] in order not to embarrass the College authorities but resumed it again on his acquittal [Sep 1907]. During the 'Alipore Bomb Case' he resigned finally [1908] at the request of the College authorities.