According to Tagore, how should knowledge be spread long answer
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According to Tagore, knowledge should be free and spread universally.
Tagore believed that knowledge, should be unconfined, implying that everyone possesses information regarding life and global matters.
As per the poet, the country can only flourish if the people who live there have information. Knowledge brings people together rather than separating them along lines of caste and faith.
When information is not freely available, impoverished individuals will not receive adequate education and will become thieves or labourers, reducing India's human capital and economy.
Firstly, in ‘Where Knowledge is Free’ the poet means to say that in a truly independent and free country knowledge should be open to all. Everyone should have free access to knowledge. It should not be restricted to some portion of the society based on their class, caste, gender or any other barrier.
Secondly, children should not be forced to learn something. They should be given the freedom to choose what they learn, when they learn and how they learn. Real knowledge comes freely from Nature itself. We get that from the world around us, from our experiences. This is Tagore’s view of knowledge.