Research on Ancient Indian Knowledge Needed Across the World: Governor Bagde
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Research on Ancient Indian Knowledge Needed Across the World: Governor Bagde
Udaipur: Rajasthan Governor Haribhau Kishanrao Bagde stressed the need for research and study of ancient Indian knowledge traditions across the world, saying India’s knowledge tradition has remained intact through the ages. He was speaking at the closing ceremony of a two-day international seminar on “Ancient Indian Knowledge Tradition: Modern Dimensions of Knowledge and Science” organised jointly by the Department of History, Faculty of Social …
In Udaipur, Governor Haribhau Kishanrao Bagde said, "Before the arrival of the British, 800,000 gurukuls, schools, and ashrams operated in India to promote knowledge. Lord Macaulay dealt a severe blow to our culture and science by implementing the English education system, leading to the decline of the country's traditional cottage industries." A two-day international symposium concluded on Sunday at the University of the Pacific (PAHER). Held u…
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