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[The University of Calcutta manifested in many ways the ideas and attitudes of the colonial administration in relation to higher education in the country. It was also the scene where local intelligentsia developed its own strategies to counter what it came to dislike about the official policies on higher education. The University became a contested place where local Indians competed with the colonial Government to entrench their respective visions of higher education in the country.]
Published: Mar 8, 2017
Keywords: High Education; Private College; High Education System; Postgraduate Teaching; Academic Entrepreneurship
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