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The Court of Directors of the East India Company in London sent an educational despatch to the Governor General in India in the year 1854. As the despatch was issued by Charles Wood, the President of the Board of Control of the Company, it came to be known as Wood’s Despatch. ‘Wood’s Despatch outlined the educational policy that was to be followed in India. It criticized the Oriental knowledge and emphasized the need of European learning.
The Despatch made it clear that European learning would enable Indians to recognize the benefits that would flow from the expansion of trade and commerce. It would also make them see the importance of developing country’s resources. Indians needed to adopt European ways of life because this would change their tastes and desires and create a demand for British goods.
Wood’s Despatch further argued that European learning would improve the moral character of the people of India. It would make them honest and reliable and thus supply trusted civil servants to the Company.
The Despatch strongly criticized the literature of the East because it was full of errors and unable to instill in people a sense of duty and a commitment to work.
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One of the most favourable steps taken was to create an English class among Indian people to be used as workforce in the company's administration.
The British had initiated the best developmental activities during this phase as it was the final phase where the British brought social reforms. After this period their policies tended to become reactionary.
Wood's Dispatch is called Magna Carta of English Education in India.
It came in July 1854 by Charles Wood