 When he returned to India, he served for some time in the Government College at Rajahmundry and the National College at Machilipatnam, AP.He was, however, not satisfied with the kind of education that was imparted there.Moreover, after attending the Calcutta Congress session in 1920, he was attracted to principles of 'non-co-operation' and 'Satyagraha', and resolved to dedicate his life to the achievement of Swaraj (native rule).