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SHREYA TYAGIAIR 31· 2024

Question Q.3GS1GS1

How did the British education policy in colonial India fuel the rise of Indian nationalism instead of achieving its intended purpose of perpetuating Indian subjugation?

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Introduction

The British education policy were a result of the win in bad Anglo-orientalist on to reading English education in India.

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Main Body

The British education policy were a result of the win in bad Anglo-orientalist on to reading English education in India.

Intended purpose → adho subjugation

1Macaulay's minutes on English education

create a class of Indians in blood like British in values

2Aim to use it moderalised to queen
3would co-ops in government jobs is part of structure
4Teaching English values → taken as Indian culture superior subjugated

— SHREYA TYAGI · AIR 31

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  • Identification of Macaulay's role
  • Recognition of intended vs. actual outcomes
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GS1GS1

Topic

The Freedom Struggle

Impact of British Education Policy

Education and Nationalism

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92

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6

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