- Calcutta madrasa - warren hastings to study muslim law
- Sanskrit college Benaras - Jonathan Duncan to study Hindu law and philosophy
- They provide regular supply of qualified Indians to help company's court
- Educated Indians thought modern education is remedy to all ills
- Missionaries thought modern education will help in converting
- A HUMBLE BEGINNING BY CHARTER
ACT OF 1813
- 1 Lakh a year
- Mad available only in 1823
- Raja rammohan Roy setup Calcutta college with grant in 1817
- 3 sankrit college in calcutta, delhi and agra
- Orientalist-anglicist
controversy
- Orientalist
- Traditional Indian learning with western science and literature
- Anglist
- Exclusive modern studies
- But divided over English or vernacular
- Lord Macaulay's Minute 1835
- Modern studies in English alone
- Indian learning was inferior to European learning
- Opened few colleges and schools instead of large number of elementary schools
- Plan was to educate small faction of upper and middle classes, thus creating a class" Indian in blood and colour but English in taste, in opinions, in morals and in intellect"
- Downward filtration theory
- Efforts of thomson
- James thomson, Lt.Govr of NW provinces
- Mensuration and agriculture
- Revenue and public works department
- Orientalist
- Woods Despatch 1854
- Magna carta of English Education in India
- Assume responsibility of education for masses
- Vernacular primary schools in villages
- Anglo vernacular high schools
- Affiliated college at district level
- Affiliating university at province level
- English for higher education and vernacular at school level
- Stress on female and vocational training and teacher's training
- Secular education
- Grants-in-aids to encourage pvt enterprise
- Hunter Education commission
1882-1883
- To review progress since woods despatch
- Confined recommendation to
primary and secondary education
- Primary education thro vernacular
- Transfer of control of primary education to district and municipal boards
- Secondary
- Literary
- Vocational
- Stressed on female education
- Indian universities act 1904
- Based on Raleigh Commission for universities only
- Attention to study and research
- Fellow no and period reduced
- Most fellows nominated
- Veto over university senate regulations