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Volume : III, Issue : I, February - 2013 EXPANSION OF SECONDARY EDUCATION IN COLONIAL TAMIL NADU A.PECHIAPPAN Published By : Laxmi Book Publication Abstract : The Colonial British Administration done yeomen services in the field of
education. The Christian Missionaries had taken up the issue of education as a social
problem which was responsible for the backwardness of the native people of Tamil Nadu.
The British Government allowed the Christian Missionaries freely into the nook and
corner of India as per the Indian Council Act of 1813. The Missionaries involved in
spreading Christianity with inculcating awareness of the illiteracy of the masses. The
Government backed the efforts of the Missionaries to start many secondary schools in
various districts of the Tamil Nadu. Many private agencies also involved in establishing
secondary schools which was felt imperative necessity of the native people. As a result,
Zillah, taluk and private schools emerged in number which was a great panacea to the
suffering masses in many grounds. Keywords : Article : Cite This Article : A.PECHIAPPAN, (2013). EXPANSION OF SECONDARY EDUCATION IN COLONIAL TAMIL NADU. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. III, Issue. I, http://oldisrj.lbp.world/UploadedData/2006.pdf References : - Thomas, F.W., The History and Prospects and British Education in India, London, 1891, p.l.
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