Rajasthan Governor Kalyan Singh on Tuesday said that the term adhinayak in the national anthem should be replaced with mangal as it praises Angreji Shashak of pre-Independence period. Jan-Gan-Man adhinayak jai ho adhinayak for whom. It praises angreji shashak British time. It should be amended and replaced by word jan-gan-man mangal gaye, he said at the 26th convocation ceremony of the University of Rajasthan. I have got full faith and respect for Rabindranath Tagore, but national anthems adhinayak word should be replaced by mangal, he said. In a similar vein, he said that the term Mahamahim, or his or her excellency, should be dropped as a prefix for the governor and the word mananiye be used in its place since a governor is never mahan as used since the British period. The comments by Singh, a former chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, come days after he compared Maharana Pratap with Mughal Emperor Akbar, saying that the Rajput ruler was inspirational to the nation with the suffix great. Reiterating those views on Tuesday, the governor said that the education department should run courses in which Maharana Prataps life and his struggle are specifically highlighted. Victoria was not great, it was Jhansi ki Rani who had fought wars. Aurangzeb was not great, it should be Shivaji, he further remarked. Stressing on the need for rural development, he said, Real India lives in villages where 2/3 people live. If we ensure development in villages, India will rise, society will rise. Singh, meanwhile, approved of the change of dress code for students receiving their degrees, saying that Rajasthan has changed the black dress code and started white dress code in convocations.