Question
Write an essay on Gandhi's philosophy of Education (Nai Talim).
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Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy of education, popularly known as Nai Talim or Basic Education, was introduced in 1937 as a holistic system that aimed at the all-round development of the individual. Gandhi believed that education should not merely impart literacy but should develop the body, mind, and spirit while preparing individuals for responsible social and economic life. The central principle of Nai Talim is learning through productive work. Gandhi advocated that a handicraft or socially useful craft should form the core of the curriculum. Activities such as spinning, weaving, agriculture, carpentry, and pottery were not merely vocational skills but instruments for intellectual, moral, and physical development. Through practical work, students could understand scientific principles,
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