... not be resolved by direct translation. Nor, could it be done by wholesale importation of western technical terms into the Indian language. This would inevitably create a new language, still foreign to the people, and give exclusiveness to the science professors. Translation was however achieved through the delineation of one language into another. It was more a process of dissemination producing altered ... seeing through both religious and social reform in order to assist the translation of science. These men consisted of upper caste men of different regions who represented the elite o...

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... areas (Thomas 2012) and the gender gap in educational levels are problems. The female and male adult literacy rate stood at 60.6% and 81.3% of the population respectively (Central Intelligence Agency 2015). Compared to male employment rate (73.3%), India's female employment rate stood at 21.6% respectively. Main reasons are a low female adult literacy rate, social and cultural ... cultural and geographical variety (Dhume 2000). Although, India has a vast consortium of local management talent and technological expertise from internationally renowned universities, but it is difficult for ...

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... . The minimum marriageable age was increased from 12 to 15, women were given the right to divorce their husbands, and inherit property, and the dowry system was made illegal. In foreign affairs, Nehru advocated policies of nationalism, anti colonialism, internationalism, and nonalignment or "positive neutrality." Recently, Afghanistan became interested in liberating Kashmir and sent freedom fighters to help Pakistan. The Indian ... government collapse, thereby facilitating an invasion of Kashmir. India blames Pakistan for training terrorist that threaten the Indian military and governmen...

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