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N(Wthar ts Knowledge System, Characteristics and-Fearuxe 2
| Knowledge System.) car oe
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(Macautays education polity and it's impacr ,need BL revisiting ,
Ancient (ndian +xadition )
Scope 5} \Ks
(he Universerility of (ks from. enicxo +o enacrd, development
From_eartiest times to 18" Century )
pe iradition BL ks
(Ancient (Indian education System, home, Gumikul, Pathshala,
Universities and ancient educational centre's)
Relevant Sites in Hoe ven vicinity of “the institute
Z Cwlhat ous enanagement System at Kanheri,-temple de
anagement of Ambexnath) a
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1 | Medicine (Ayurveda)
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Mathematics ee
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Art O{_qovexnence CAxthashatra ) _ silt eeseS
fare ts Moour€ +3 ae
___-_| Aestheties (Love 0} beauty) atin
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Strategic Stu ly ————
Krishi. Shashtxa ——
Ny atx Phones
Natya Shashtra
Ancient Sports -
Ashonomy i a23
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An_ancienr language. -that has Contributed Significantly
Aalhar is Indian Knowledge Systern 1
|The tndian Knowledge System nt-fexs cto the +raditiona) _
and indigeneous Systems of Knowledge —that have tewolve
evolved Ln “the Indian Sub- continent over tood B_yeoxs ‘it
Tnetudes Various clisciptine guch ax philosophy , Spirtuatity ,
Medicine , cnathematics , ast onpmy and architecture.
Some Bi -the Koy components Bf the Indian Knowledge:
System _inctudé +
Vedas and Upanishads
Amdent text that -foxmed a foundation ot Hindu
philosophy and Spixtuality.
[ay uxveda
A -traditional System Bf_medicine that emphasizes
Natuxa) remedies and holyistic ae vib i
Tyotish Vidya (astrology) -
A System ot astronom and asrology star guides ee
decision enaking and self discovery - —
Sanskrit ae
lane) ’
+to_development 2) various discipline. eteIndian Mathematics HS
Contribution +0 mathematics Such as “the Concept: of =
Aexo —the decimal system and algebra. cus
TTrraditionad axt_and rafts
Various forms df axt music and craftsmanship
cthat have been passed down ay Qenexation, _ 4
Conclusioa:
“The (ndian Knowledge System 4s characterised by its «sus
holistic and integrated appxoach =H understanding NL
she voomld_and the human experience tt Emphasis iis
cthe_intex connectedness fall things and seek to balance
rthe physical, mental _and Spixtual aspects of life. Liaay
3.
__|Educational. potiey B{ Lord Macaulay and its. tmpace +
Population This_ is nelen +to_an the downward filtration.
peu: ae
+t
On Feb 2° 1836, British historian and politician
Thomas Macaulay. delivered his eninute on education
which Sort -to establish “the need ox Indian natives -to
receive. english education. lord Macaulay's education polic:
maxed a pivotal movement in Indiols Sais advocating
the Promotion a english education and Shaping cthe.
Peepetesecdicaronat landscape.
Objectives of the polio.
qEEHE wt paticy
Spending only on_woestern. education
Macaulay wantedi-the goverment. to Spend enoney only
on western education not Indian education
Closure oligies.
ieee
The advocated fox the closure of all colleges. ‘that taoraglt ——§
Only eastern philosophy and Subjects. _
Dorontoard filitration theory,
He also advocated for the government sto educate ny a
fs Indians coho could then educate tae rest of tae—__4. I ardines Loy--blood Qxitish boy taste: se he
“The_wished —[Link] a. pool ai Indians Capable af
: ung Loyal ~to “then,
Serving British intreset and xcernai - a
This sgproup would be Indian by blood and color bub
english taste, opinions and intelects.
o a p
Impacto the policy onthe Indian..education. System. 4
Merits,
The first advantage 5{ macula ofautes. gox Indians
(as Haar ir Contributed to -the expansion at the
lish Language tn_\ndia. English played. Signipicant
‘ole tn_tndia's” eedoon moveniint ol SL
Ie helped create -the Ground wow foe Moder education
in the count ee
lt wepresented “a trandition from the traditional indigeneous
educational System -towax -tp a Structure Contemporary,
educational System. :
lt Opened ao anal to International Litexatuve aso “2
MeSult neo toxiting Styles _were created. A °
lt sexved on o model Pox tndians -to ~erearch —the_countes
Curvent educational system and corite report to raise.
cthe Standaxd af education,
iDemerits. ie
Instead st ~«esolving the issue _Cnacaula Dliey Las
Fueling Rel ee
lacoular did not Listen -to Any 3} the orentalist arqumeat,
he gressively insulted them in _dddition +o rrejeccing _ ia
Htheix NEGUESE :Po | AU Hough this _clairn thar english Uoas the keay bo imnedewn
Li Knouol ledge _uoas true it was not practical —to educare Indians
At all levels tn: english at =the -tune because i udag-the
beginning d}modem education is \ndia see
4 Macaulay's claim that eng Ush only Should be used ap
a medium af instruction & Anus titiable. other Indiana
language were been over Looked
5. |The aative people coere Rurther insulted by his Comment
‘hat a single Shelf | a. european Library was worth
Finesinlote native iterate! Bi ladia and Avabia .
6. The controversial downward Fitration theory Woas responsible
gor dividing “the Society In-00 orroups “the educated and
Fine uneducated. Fos tadian “this theory proved -to be a failure.
The lhiqhex class never assisted the lower class ta _
gutting “better education and vaising the standard 1 ving
‘in their lives. Loti i
8. Ibis incorrect +o believe that maraulay uoas responsible
fox -the implementation ta neo educational policy ‘a India.al Misa
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Holistic ‘
It integrates nultiple. disciplines and pexspectives- =
Indigenous outed in Indian culture, hiStoxy and experiences
“Traditional dais on Ancient. [ndian text practises and
Knowledge. *
Spixtual it emphasizes Spintual growth, self xealization and
\nnex “rans}ormatin. 4
Unter disciplinary it Combines Subjects ike philosophy ,Science ,
Oxts_aod literature.
Contextual it relates to every day lye practical application and
Social ~sel@vance . ike
Pluralistic tt includes diverse Indian languages and believes
and custom haat
Decolonial_ it challenges woestexn doeninance and pxomotts
Indian pexspectives.
Inclusive it encourages divexse vices y Knowledge Sharing and
Collabration
Dynamic it evolve with time. adapting sto new Challenges and
Opportunities.
CONCLUSION : This features ‘weflect the richness and diversity 4
2 \adian Ahought and culture and lays stress the si
igniyicance_ z
BY KS in shaping Indian's Cultural heritage,
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ae.
| Gurmutct System_o{ education in Ancient India. SS SPN eae
[The Guuimuttul System was an Ancient Indian educatinnals
System tohete Students live ith their Guru in a xcesedential
Setting called as Guuxubul “to receive education aad thraining —
un. Waxigus. Subjects.
MMhe_key -features of ~the Guurukul System _axe_as-forteco sl
Resedential la
Students live usith +heix gus and the gues fomity TE
ving stheix own. em
Holistic education ‘ ue
It covered physical, mental _and Spixtual development.
3. ||Gureu=Shishya _Pararnpara
6.
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{te focused on developing Values , discipli
Knowledge was Passed from guru 40 Student Storoyga genexation.
Subjects: a
Subjects like Vedas , Upanishads , Philosophy, ieee Science
Axt and Wasfare wert taygit -
Practical learns
\E emphasizes hands-on experience and practical application of
Knowledge.
U
line aad enoxal_chaxacter.__2 No formal examination é —— ae
at Students coene released Abrough ~tneix_participation ood
ee progress. ane
& Pre-education =
No fees were charged but Students cHered gum dakshina
Lohich was Otoken of love , sees pect and gratitude -towaxds.
Sthe guru.
Conclusion
The Gtuxuttul Systeon aimed -to produce well rounded
(ndividual usith a Strong foundation in Indian Cutrume Nalues
= and. Knowledge. acai emanate_|Fatinshata System} education in Ancient: ladia ia
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|| The Pathshala system was an Ancient indian educational _
System _cohich uoas erode fexuard more foxrnal and Structured
Compaxe to the qurutul Syste
The Key features Of the Patinshala System ore as follow +
\._|Institutionalined
Pathshala's sexe dedicated educational institutions.
e
Age- based learning Ea
Students unsere divided in -two classed based on agt and level a
Study sata sad
Curcriculucn 2 maa
bo
Ik included Subjects Like xeading , toriting , mathematics. , Literature
aad_philosophy e ana
4. Teachers Student Ratio. a Lene
(The teachers Student ratio was lower -tnan in guna ea
pea more. pexsenalized attention
5 Emphasis on Scripture.
Study >| Scviprure’s li like the Vedas and Upanishads sas
Paxominent .
GQ. ls ee:
cational “Teainin:
and
Students received Sa in Skills Uke agaiculture [Link]
Commence «—4._ Examination System:
Students _coexe assets through atgulox_txamninatian a
< j
Cerxtivication
Successful Students received cextiyicatts ox sities Ge Pandit.
Community inenhexent: =
Pathshala Often xeceived Support fon local _Conanacinit\€S $$
Conclusisn :
PathShala’s were moxe accessible to the general population
Specially in urban axtas and provided o nore -foxmad
Systecn am education Compare to -the Giuxuliul Systeno .—_——{ The -tradition b{_UsS includes a_rich and diverse_hevitage
—— rat intelectual enquiry spivtual exploration and practical =
Knowledge that has involved over Several years, es as
i . thi it Sane: F i
Some aspects Of the tradition} \tss_an
|_| Ancient text and Scriptuxes ae.
Q. ||Nedas* ee
They'xe the oldest Scriptures Dl Hinduism. \lhich contain.
hymns, rituals and philosophical spaculation. That foxm the.
Leachate 3} Indian tought.
b. Upanishads
It explains -the x¢lationship between “the individual _and the ——
Cosmos, They'xe consider as the culmination of Nedic. “tayght. es
c._| Epicst sia
Ramayana and Mahabharat art epic naratives that blend
i mythology history and ethical teaching.
2. | Concepts and Principles
a. | Dhaxmot i
The ethical and moval order that Upholds -the universe - It ee
duty aighteousness , justice and -the principles that guide
hurnan Conduct - a
b._| Karnal
\t 48 “the law of Cause and effect governing actions and their
C
ee eee Ocxoss. Ufetinne. je
c. ||MoksW eine
—— It is the _Uberation -fow -the cycle of birth and rtbixtin jit 1S
a Hine ultionake. “Ue ce human existence. a ae13)
-| Science and Mathematics.
conk contribution +o astronomy
algebra and
Astronomy and. Mathematics:
Indian astronomer cade signifi
ei \.systemn,
including + cor te zero, decimal SYS
nes udiag ‘the concept Bf
~igor et _
igonometry
Medicine
Ayurveda -the -hraditionad Systen, 5 onedic
holistic_healtts and well= bein: sthrough diet , herbal =
ine _eenphasis 4
vemedies ,\yoga and meditation -
Gum Shishya Parampara. 7
Knowledge was sraditivaally passed doon through oral
Aeachings. and_pexsona) mentorship ina quxu Student a
reelationship encouraging deep spixtual and intelectuad es, :
Unity in diversity
IKS embraces diverse perspective believes and Practices
There's a enutual enrichment among dierent religions
et =
and culture! +radition.
Living “Traditions
USS_Continue -to iwolve and adapt
To Challenge urhile
le_and inside into
ality).
xetaining they're. foundational Princip
human existence. ethics and Spirtu