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Learning from our past to craft the future of education

By Dr Balu April 30, 2021

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We all are familiar with the popular adage, ‘Those who do not learn from the past are condemned to repeat it’. While this could be true in several situations, I feel that it may not be appropriate when it comes to learning from India’s civilizational past. I strongly feel that we have several lessons to learn and this Tedx talk of mine explains how we can craft India’s current education system learning lessons from our past systems. Listen on…

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