Macaulay Education system exposed by Rajiv dixit.flv

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[ashoklallitmahindroo]

I think the more you criticize another community, you will give it power to exist. Accept it as a reality and do what you think is best. So, the more you criticize the English education system, you'll give it strength. Better than that is restart the Indian Gurukul system. May the best man win! But then criticizing another country or system might be easier than actually taking action.

[ashoklallitmahindroo]

Let me add some excitement to your conversation. My mother is of Scottish background and my dad is (was) Punjabi. In the Scottish side of my family, I can vouch for it even today, that they might have gained a lot of Siksha in how to make money and lead a successful life. What they have no clue of is the Vidhya of how to lead happy amicable lives.They are still fighting over land, money and really don'y trust each other. Almost all their families have faced divorce.

[Nirajjdave]

@Rohan980 : acha.....to isiliye waha recession he...u r correct...vo prosper he isiliye puri duniya k samne bhik mang rahe he...or european countries ki jaha tak bat he usme se sirf germany hi economically powerful he...or shayad apko ye malum nahi ki world war 2 k bad american or english madarchodo ne germany se kitni penalty li thi as war penalty....to bhi bhikhari kutte bhukhe k bhukhe....kyu ki unke pichvade me kuch dum to he nahi desh ko age badhaneka....sabko luto ya bhikh mango

[Rohan980]

@Rohan980 Indian IT market is highly dominating here in United States but Americans donot hate us. They like good quality services provided by our Indian professionals. What I am saying is in today's global vilege you can't work by your own.Otherwise apna North Korea ho jayega. Anyways I expect a healthy logical feedback from you or else I will not even look at your comment. Thanks.

[Rohan980]

@Rohan980 Dusronko gali dene se pehle socho hum kitne achche hai. The glorious history of India vagire sunne me and kehne me achcha lagta hai.But past is past. The future is going in third millinium and you guys goinmg backward. India should seek its own growth and should not hesitate to collaborate with advanced economies. Sath me chalenge to unnati hogi. you dont like foreign companies going in India but you dont mind Indian companies coming to United States. That's hypocrisy.

[Rohan980]

@Rohan980 Uske kuch karan hai.Don't tell me world war and how they sacked money from third world countries. Yes that is one possibility and I will agree about United Kingdom for that. But what about Australia , New Zealand and Canada ? They did not rule anybody neither they took part in any war. Why they are far more advanced than us? The reason is that our people are lazy, there is not much governmental control lack of education to manypeople, poor healthcare and basic services.

[Rohan980]

@Nirajjdave I am not a lawyer of anybody aur nahi mene tumhari tarah apne ankhonpe patti bandh rakhi hai. Sach kitna bhikadva ho sach hota hai. Europe and western countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand did not prosper in a single day.

[Rohan980]

@Rohan980 Who is responsible for that. Yes Briutish had thier own interests . But Indians are equally responsible for this debacle.If india had united and protected our medicine, we wouldn't have seen the bad days of Ayurvedic medicine as we are seeing today.

[Rohan980]

@Rohan980 I have studied both of them during my medical curriculum. The problem is that the science did not grow due to n number of reasons including attck of foreigners including British in India.Meanwhile modern medicine became advanced and its the mainstream of medicine today.

[Rohan980]

@DeshbhaktBharatiya Yes I agree Our Encient surgeon acharya Sushrut taught Cataract surgery and other sopihsticated surgeries and they have collected in his Sushrut Samhita. The technology and instruments are exactly same as modern textbooks in surgery.