Mahatma Gandhi's Early Struggle Against Foreign Education
Source: When The Mahatma Was Fighting For Liberation From Foreign Education – OpEd (2025-09-25)
Mahatma Gandhi, before becoming a leader of India's independence movement, actively opposed the dominance of foreign education systems that marginalized indigenous knowledge and culture. He believed that reliance on Western curricula undermined Indian identity and self-sufficiency, advocating for the revival of traditional Indian education methods and values. Gandhi's critique of foreign education was part of his broader effort to foster national pride and self-reliance. He emphasized the importance of indigenous learning, moral development, and practical skills rooted in Indian traditions, which he saw as essential for true liberation and social progress.
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