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Counterview: Guru-shishya tradition did not kill critical thinking – we just forgot how it worked
What killed critical thinking in India was not the guru-shishya tradition itself but the historical forces that prevented us ...
In many fields like athletics and performing arts, both students and teachers have to put in efforts for achieve excellence ...
The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist, and is ...
Shinjini Kulkarni celebrates ganda bandhan, embracing guru's legacy. Shinjini Kulkarni with her gurus Jai Kishan Maharaj and Deepak Maharaj and aunt Mamta Maharaj Kathak dancer and late Pt Birju ...
A centuries-old Indian tradition is finding fresh resonance in today’s technology-driven world. The timeless guru–shishya parampara, once rooted in close personal exchange within gurukuls is quietly ...
Once a former president of the World Bank asked me, “Gurudev, we do so many projects, but many of them do not reach the kind of success we see in your Art of Living service projects. What’s the secret ...
Like most great musicians, Pt Prodyut entered the realm of music when he had barely learned to spell. “I was just five when I started learning Hindustani Classical Music. At 16, I began performing ...
In an AI-driven world, the emergence of Robotic Gurus imparting music education may no longer be science fiction. However, music teachers and scholars beg to differ. They say in music education the ...
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