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Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta said on Monday that India’s ancient knowledge traditions should be examined through modern research and fresh questions rather than merely preserved as historical inheritance, urging universities to become centres of new ideas and intellectual inquiry. In a related academic gathering, Jabbari delivered the first plenary lecture on Persian grammar in early‑modern India at an international conference, highlighting how Persian scholarship in Mughal India engaged with other linguistic traditions, especially Sanskrit.
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Unless we treat the exams as the complex economic product they are, with knowledge dispersed among specialised professionals and each player acting in their own self-interest, and restructure the financial incentives at play, we will keep having protests and Cabinet reshuffles and Committee…
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Unless we treat the exams as the complex economic product they are, with knowledge dispersed among specialised professionals and each player acting in their own self-interest, and restructure the financial incentives at play, we will keep having protests and Cabinet reshuffles and Committee…
