• Never to use One's Official position to bestow favor on his relatives
• An ounce of neatness is equal to a ton of efficiency A well dressed person does things in a much better way than a slovenly one
• That a person who is neat in his dress can be clean and straight in his life.
• Industrialize or perish
• Always work hard.
• Always support a worthy cause at any cost.
• Nature never excuses Lapses.
• He never tolerated slipshod work! He wanted things to be precise and not vague
• He was very punctual and expected everybody to be so.
• He never lost an opportunity to stimulate drive, action, alertness and hustle in everybody who happened to meet him.
• Five hours for nature, seven for a very busy man and nine means lazy was his rational budget for sleep.
• Hard work performed in a disciplined manner will in most cases keep the worker fit and also prolong his life.
• Every man who has become great owes his achievements to incessant toil.
• The way to build a nation is to build a good citizen. The majority of the Citizens should be efficient of good character and posses a reasonably high sense of duty.
• Leaders should be truly patriotic and should believe in rectitude of conduct, Men of Merit and capacity should be the criteria for all special jobs and government appointments.
• Genius is 10% inspiration and 90% perspiration.
• Standard of efficiency is not determined by what we wish but by what we cannot tolerate
• In essentials unity, In non essentials liberty, In all things charity.
• Duty before comfort was his ideal
• He believed in the famous maxim "Everything worth doing is worth doing well".
• Seek opportunities for service without waiting for a call.
• If we are to progress we have to implicitly enforce the American methods of " Hustle" and German methods of hard work.
• Remember God helps those who help themselves.
• He did not like to be under any one's obligation
• He was punctual not only in keeping his engagement but also in all other respects.
• The note books and pencils were his inseparable companions.
• He was in a hurry, in a very great hurry to catch up with the progressive countries of the west on at least with Japan the rising sun of the east.
• Live within your income, have a purpose to give you any pleasure.
• He has said that it is worth while in life to make a pleasure of duty than a duty of pleasure.

• Important Milestones
• Achievements
• Honors
• Works of Sir. M. Visvesvaraya
• Guiding principles

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