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Promote cultural integration through language

Promote cultural integration through language
Start Date :
Jan 22, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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How can inter-linkages between education, culture and language be brought about in HE institutions. Some concrete suggestions on how this can be effectively implemented need to be ...

How can inter-linkages between education, culture and language be brought about in HE institutions. Some concrete suggestions on how this can be effectively implemented need to be specified.

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Rahul Singla
Rahul Singla 11 years 3 months ago
our history taught in schools should change.they must be taught about ashoka.chandragupta maurya.gupta empire.chola empire and not mughalsand britishers who looted india.for how long we will teach our generations that we were slaved by britishers and looted.sometime people say "hamara to kuch nahi ho sakta.hume to angrez loot kar chale gaye".this destroys the morale of a budding mind.if the ancient socity was only hindus then what is the problem of promoting good things of that time.
HP JALAN
HP JALAN 11 years 3 months ago
In this world of globalization we should be practical and must understand that English is essential and not Luxury. China has understood now. The medium of study should be Hybrid from Nursery to secondary-Mix of local language & English. Where local language is not national language, the national language should be one of compulsory subjects. from Higher secondary- Hybrid of National and English language.
neetu sood
neetu sood 11 years 3 months ago
It is good to promote our own language Sanskrit but not at the cost of spreading disinterest for foreign languages. Learning another language gives the learner the ability to step inside the mind and context of that other culture. As globalization and mobility and communications are bringing the world ever closer together, ever more urgent is the need for global citizens to be competent in other languages.
Devesh Saxena
Devesh Saxena 11 years 3 months ago
Presently in there a no Indian language that can integrate the country, infact English is used as a bridge for communication across India. We must find a Indian language that finds acceptability across India, As a long term goal Sanskrit should be promoted in education. Sanskrit will find better acceptability across India. Besides there is ample science/tech knowledge is available in Sanskrit books.
Vibhu Laul
Vibhu Laul 11 years 3 months ago
indians are very good at jugad.That jugad is actually not possible without cultural integration and without use of local language Hence promotion of local culture should be done done along with its internationalisation and integrate it into curriculum drastic changes may be visible through proper planning and implementation
rameshwari sathe
rameshwari sathe 11 years 3 months ago
Need to develop the research approach in all level of the engineering education ehich focus on practical utilization of theory. not on theory which not so much useful when students work at different company and research level. teacher placement must be out of state which reduces partiality
rameshwari sathe
rameshwari sathe 11 years 3 months ago
need to change the culture of communication in higher education. which Leeds into the mess it affect the teaching skills of one who dont know that regional language and it degrades the quality of students and ability of teacher. also it generate partiality. Also need to change grading system in education level which still based on the personal contacts and not on talent. it create disrespect and negative energy in students and they not able to provide their 100%
Shrikanth Khanshetty
Shrikanth Khanshetty 11 years 3 months ago
I wish Our government could have had First langauge as their Primary language (which is there) and Secondary language as Hindi which should be mandatory. Where student will have a common language to interact when they grow strive different location for job. then there will be no problem in understanding the culture and smooth communication. Hope that the Hindi is made compulsory, Even Sanskrit would be a great heritage to teach our students which will or may unearth or ancient history.
Tribhuwan Joshi
Tribhuwan Joshi 11 years 3 months ago
the child from the primary level to secondary level must teach all the Indian recognized languages, so that anyone in the other state don't feel stranger and in fact it unite all the Indians.
Deepa Chugh
Deepa Chugh 11 years 3 months ago
In time of Globalization and internationalization we should be making our students more versatile and giving them the option of learning foreign languages which we help them in their future securing better degrees and job opportunities in our own country rather than focusing merely on learning on state language. Why cant that be done by the parents at home!!!! More emphasis on foreign languages be there.