प्रयागराज : हिंदी के युग प्रवर्तक आचार्य महावीर प्रसाद के बारे में रेलवे ने लगाया गलत शिलापटThe Indian Railways is providing incorrect information about Acharya Mahavira Prasad Dwivedi, a pioneer of the Hindi language. A plaque at Jhansi railway station incorrectly states him as the editor of the Saraswati magazine, which was published from Allahabad by the Indian Press. Dr. Murar Ji Tripathi, the provincial publicity head...
more... of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, has written a letter to NCR's GM Ravindra Goyal, complaining about this error. In reality, Acharya Dwivedi served as a Telegraph Operator for the Indian Midland Railway in Mumbai, working at stations like Khandwa, Harda, and Itarsi. He resigned from his job at the Divisional Railway Office in Jhansi in 1904. The plaque at Jhansi station incorrectly states that he resigned from his railway job in Jhansi to become the editor of the Saraswati magazine, which was published from Lucknow.
Indian Railways, Hindi bhasha ke yug pravartak, Acharya Mahavira Prasad Dwivedi ke baare mein galat jaankaari de rahi hai. Jhansi railway station par unke baare mein lage shilapat mein unhen Lucknow se nikalne wali Saraswati patrika ka editor bataya gaya hai. Parantu, Saraswati patrika ka publication Indian Press se Prayagraj...
more... se hota raha hai. Shilapat par ankit is galat tathya ki shikayat Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh ke praant prachar pramukh Dr. Murar Ji Tripathi ne NCR ke GM Ravindra Goyal se ek patra bhejkar ki hai. Sach mein, Acharya Mahavira Prasad Dwivedi ek zamaane mein Mumbai sthit Indian Midland Railway mein tar babu ke pad par tainaat the. Unhone Khandwa, Harda, Itarsi stations par apni sevaen di thi. Varsh 1904 mein Jhansi sthit Mandal Rail Karyalay mein apni naukri se unhone tyagpatra de diya tha. Is baat ka ullekh Jhansi railway station par lage railway ke ek shilapat mein kiya gaya hai. Is shilapat mein likha gaya hai ki Acharya Dwivedi ne Jhansi mein railway ki naukri se istifa diya aur Lucknow se prakasit Saraswati naamk patrika ke editor ka karyabhaar sambhala.