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VOL. 5, ISSUE 2 (2023)
Development of cillage model schemes for rural upliftment
Authors
Sanjivani Rajesh Mahale
Abstract
India has a bright educational tradition. In the Gurukul system, students were taught through real day-to-day experience. Nalanda, Takshasheela University also imparted life oriented but high quality education. Tukdoji Maharaj recited Gram Gita. It is still useful today. After that there were many invasions on India, due to which the education system changed. After the British rule over India, McCullough developed the education system in India. It only taught British officials to create a working class that would be needed. Small industries in the rural areas gradually disappeared as raw materials were taken out of India and finished goods were brought here for sale. Community activity decreased. 75% of the society in India was living in rural areas. The youth had started moving towards the city due to lack of work. After realizing the inappropriate effect of McCullough's method of education, experts suggested and implemented various methods of education. The contribution of villages is important for the country to move towards developed countries in the twenty first eras. If technology is developed to solve various problems in the village through applied research, it can complement the village development. It is necessary for government, non-government and research members to come together for this. India has an ancient tradition of education. But the twenty-first century belongs to information communication technology. India is also making progress in this field. This technology is also being used in the education sector. More than 50% of India's population lives in villages. In order for villages to progress, it was necessary for technology to reach villages. Extensive research work was done to develop a curriculum on silage development by integrating information based on technology and local experiences.
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Pages:37-39
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Sanjivani Rajesh Mahale "Development of cillage model schemes for rural upliftment". International Journal of Educational Research and Development, Vol 5, Issue 2, 2023, Pages 37-39
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