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How is Education in pre-colonial India?

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1) Education in pre-colonial India was characterised by segmentation along religious and caste lines.
2) Among the Hindus, Brahmins had the exclusive privilege to acquire higher religious and philosophical knowledge.
3) They monopolised the education system and occupied positions in the society primarily as priests and teachers.
4) They studied in special seminaries such as Vidyalayas and Chatuspathis. The medium of instruction was Sanskrit, which was considered as the sacred language.

1) After the Madras Native Association became defunct there was no such public organisation in the Madras Presidency.
2) As many educated Indians viewed this situation with dismay, the necessity for a political organisation was felt and in May 1884 the Madras Mahajana Sabha was organised
3) In the inaugural meeting held on 16 May 1884 the prominent participants were: G. Subramaniam, Viraraghavachari, Ananda Charlu, Rangiah, Balaji Rao and Salem Ramaswamy.
4) With the launch of the Indian National Congress, after the completion of the second provincial conference of Madras Mahajana Sabha, the leaders after attending the first session of the Indian National Congress (INC) in Bombay amalgamated the, MMS with the INC.