Innovation : The Research Concept ISSN
No. 2456–5474 RNI
No. UPBIL/2016/68367 VOL- VI * ISSUE- IV * May - 2021
Paper Submission: 03/04/2021, Date of Acceptance: 15/04/2021, Date of Publication: 25/04/2021
Smritimoy Ghosh
Research Scholar,
Dept. of Ancient Indian
History
Culture and Archaeology (AIHC&A),
Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan,
Bengal, India
Research Scholar,
Dept. of Ancient Indian
History
Culture and Archaeology (AIHC&A),
Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan,
West Bengal, India
Abstract
One of the oldest civilizations of the world India has a
kaleidoscopic variety of people and a rich cultural heritage. Excellency
reached in most of the branches of knowledge in ancient India, great
religious systems was created and developed independent schools of
philosophy. Literature and learning flourished undoubtedly since the
remote past and the history of our cultural heritage extends far back.
Education was a lifelong process in ancient India. Knowledge was
regarded to be the best eye of man. The ancient Indian tradition lays great
importance on activating the spirit in man to enrich the profession and
illumine and educate the whole community. Thus, India attracted the
attention of the East as an important centre of knowledge and wisdom.
Culture, civilisation and society were very much reflected by education in
ancient India. Regarding the discussion on education system in ancient
India, two factors were most significant. Such as, system of learning and
another was libraries. Generally, the term learning is described as the
modification of behaviour through experience and knowledge and another
component library is the most essential issue regarding learning.
Indian history clearly demonstrates that libraries were closely
associated with the contemporary education system. In this paper the
authors intend to analyse the learning and libraries attached to important
centres of education in eastern and central India like Nalanda,
Odantipura, Vikramsila, Somapuri, Jagaddal, Mithila, Nadia
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