Based on this excerpt, how does indian society view education?
education is only for th...
English, 17.10.2019 00:40 rakanmadi87
Based on this excerpt, how does indian society view education?
education is only for the wealthy; the lower classes have no use for it.
a well-educated person is important and valued.
anyone who learns to speak english is considered a god.
men and women receive equal educations; it is important to have educated citizens.
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