 He was a revolutionary educationist of that time as he had ushered in a complete redress in the education system, i.e.,


Due to his ideas, the school was part of nationalist movements, widow-marriage, female education, Brahmo Samaj movements and many more socio-political activities.He was probably the first headmaster of any governmental school who had dared to inspire his students to join the freedom movement and even had hoisted the national flag on the school premises.He adorned the chair of Headmaster till 1866.