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द ब्यूटीफुल ट्री: १८वीं सदी में भारत की स्वदेशी गुरुकुल शिक्षा (धर्मपाल)

The Beautiful Tree: Indigenous Indian Education in the Eighteenth Century

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  1. By the statement now submitted it appears that 4,847 scholars are receiving education in 465 Gentoo schools, while only 199 are studying the Sastrums in 49 colleges.
  2. The number of schools for teaching the Persian language are few in this part of the country. The Mussulman scholars (with the exception of the 41 who are learning the Gentoo language) are 236 in 19 schools, their continuance in the schools about 9 years (from 6 to 15 of their age), the monthly Pay to the school master is from a quarter to one rupee; and the charges for writing things are estimated at 4 annas each per month. Some of the learned Mussulmans are teaching a few of the scholars without receiving reward on account of friendship for their relations, and others for a charity; for instance Hussain Alli Fukeer son of Muhudeen Shaw at Ellore.
  3. None of the institutions appear to have been regularly endowed, although probably encouragement and support was given to them by the more opulent and powerful natives of former days. Masulipatam, J.F. Lane, 3 January 1823. Collector. (Statement on following pages) 160

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XVII COLLECTOR OF VIZAGAPATAM TO BOARD OF REVENUE: 14.4.1823 (TNSA: BRP: Vol.947 Pro.1.5.1823 pp.3847-50 Nos.6-7)

  1. I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your Secretary's letter of the 25th July last requiring a Statement of Schools and Colleges in this District.
  2. Having now acquired the desired information I beg leave to forward the statement which is drawn out according to the prescribed Form. Waltair Collector's Cutcherry, J. Smith, 14th April 1823. Collector . (Statement on following pages) 171

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३. अध्याय ३: उच्च शिक्षण संस्थाएं, न्याय, गणित, खगोल व आयुर्वेद गुरुकुल

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