Education of Dalits:/ Mamta Yadav

By:

Yadav Mamta

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi. Omega Publications; 2010.Edition: 1st ed. 2010Description: 288 p . ; hardbound 14x22cmISBN:

978-81-8455-232-4

DDC classification:

23 371.826940954 YAD

Contents:

1. The backdrop of Dalit education 2. Fundamental issues of dalit education 3. Growth of dalit education 4. Dalit education in schools 5. Dalit education in colleges 6. Dalit drop-outs in education 7. Dalit education and society 8. Religious factors in Dalit eduation 9. Government's role in Dalit Education

Summary: In independent India, the education system has come a long way. However , there are some classes and groups, who are still far behind in literacy and education. The dalits are the unfortunate lot, who have not yet been fully equipped with knowledge. Over many a decade and specially after independence, a lot has been done by the Government for the upliftment of the downtrodden and the weak, including Dalits. Apart from the Government, private organisations and social activists have also made their contribution.

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1. The backdrop of Dalit education
2. Fundamental issues of dalit education
3. Growth of dalit education
4. Dalit education in schools
5. Dalit education in colleges
6. Dalit drop-outs in education
7. Dalit education and society
8. Religious factors in Dalit eduation
9. Government's role in Dalit Education

In independent India, the education system has come a long way. However , there are some classes and groups, who are still far behind in literacy and education. The dalits are the unfortunate lot, who have not yet been fully equipped with knowledge. Over many a decade and specially after independence, a lot has been done by the Government for the upliftment of the downtrodden and the weak, including Dalits. Apart from the Government, private organisations and social activists have also made their contribution.

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