#TheKnowledgeIllusion When we say that India is a land of diversity, shouldn't we also internalise that fact in the way our systems function? Let's consider our education system for instance. Why does it have to revolve around the status quo regime of the English language? Don't we realise that the only way to reap the rewards of diversity is to let it flourish, and we for that matter, need to respect our vernacular languages and give them the importance they deserve? In this talk, Nikhil Rodekar, a final year engineering student walks us through the "Renaissance that Indian needs". This talk was on delivered on 1st December 2019. Videography by: Extrabit ([ Ссылка ]) Nikhil Rodekar, a final year student at the Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay, is an advocate of quality primary education and loves to educate the underprivileged. Apart from his academic inclination towards Physics, Nikhil loves dancing and writing on topics ranging from the state of Indian polity to the philosophies of life and their application(s) in the real world. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at [ Ссылка ]
