Why did mahatama gandhi think that english education had enslaved indians
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Mahatma Gandhi felt that colonial education had enslaved Indians and created a sense of inferiority in the minds of Indians. It made them see Western civilisation as superior, and destroyed the pride they had in their own culture. Indians educated in these institutions welcomed everything that came from the West, and started admiring British rule. Gandhiji felt that English education made Indians strangers in their own lands.
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Mahatma Gandhi thought that the English education made the Indians feel inferior to the British
They thought that everything about the west was superior and they had no pride in their own culture
It also created a divide between English speaking and non English speaking Indians
They began to admire British rule and made them strangers in their own land
Speaking a foreign tongue, despising local culture, the English educated did not know how to relate to the masses.
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