This is a very interesting read
manasataramgini.wordpress.com/2004/08/26/the…
@blog_supplement - I know this post is 14 years old. Would you change any of this now?
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manasataramgini.wordpress.com/2004/08/26/the…
@blog_supplement - I know this post is 14 years old. Would you change any of this now?
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While I get your general drift I am not entirely comfortable with this line -
"After this they started shifting to secular jobs and in the process gained English education, but lost their Sanskrit education unlike their predecessors serving in the medieval courts"
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"After this they started shifting to secular jobs and in the process gained English education, but lost their Sanskrit education unlike their predecessors serving in the medieval courts"
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Am not sure if it is helpful to deny the implications of Industrial Revolution. As well as the implications of the move to representative democracy/universal franchise
For better or worse
Do you think the old status-quo could have continued? I think a disruption was inevitable
For better or worse
Do you think the old status-quo could have continued? I think a disruption was inevitable
