Indian Affairs - A Journal of the Indian National Congress Annual Number October 1949

The sadhana was directed towards the fulfilment of the content of a prconceived design entirely free from the pollution introduced by intellectual activities inappropriate in the realm of art. [...] As such we can rely on the fact that art stood for an expression pure and simple which was committed to meet the demands of certain patterns that satisfied the objective of the subject-matter and the mental focus of the executive agent. [...] The question crops up of its own accord : could it have been the work of a man ?17 We leave alone these concrete forms of dreams to rest in peace and begin our search afresh further towards the south the land of unique architecture of the Dravidas the home of superb bronze shrines and magnificent gopurams. [...] The vibration of mridanga has assumed the magnitude of roaring thunder the damaru on the uplifted hand is indicating time the time for the somma to come. [...] She is a member also of the Executive Council and Courts of the Lucknow and Aligarh Universities the Senate of the Agra University and the Indian Red Cross and Tuberculosis Associations.