India embraces intellectual freedom to study its heritage, says Sitharaman
They publishedIntellectual freedom gaining strength, India no longer seeks permission to study its heritage: Sitharaman
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- Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman says intellectual freedom is growing in India.
- She claims India is self-assured and no longer waits for permission to study heritage.
- She advocates broader archives, more languages, and wider scholarly debate.
- Sitharaman emphasizes evidence, rigour, and inclusive discourse over textbooks.
- Bhyrappa Memorial Lecture highlighted by Sitharaman, stressing pursuit of truth.
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topics: Education, Politics, Internet Culture · language: eng
topics: Education, Politics, Internet Culture · language: eng
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