History, asked by deepakbea11, 8 months ago

what was Lord Macaulay's
contribution to the system
of education in India?

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Answered by shrutinemane1

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He regarded the learned persons of Sanskrit, Arabic, Persian and other Indian languages as ignorant. The existing learned persons in India were great fools in his opinion. Macaulay did not choose to interfere in the religious affairs of Hindus and Muslims, but he suggested a common law for both.

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