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Monday, December 1, 2025

Forget Macaulay’s Minute. Have You Heard Of The ‘Madras System’ That Shaped British Schooling?

“Forget Macaulay’s Minute. Have You Heard Of The ‘Madras System’ That Shaped British Schooling?”, Swarajya, November 27, 2025

“For nearly two centuries, the historiography of India has been held captive by a narrative of benevolent modernisation. This colonial intervention, epitomised by Thomas Babington Macaulay’s 1835 Minute on Education, claims to have shattered the stagnation of a superstitious, backward civilisation and ushered in an age of rational progress under British tutelage.

But what if the story we have been told is not just incomplete, but deliberately inverted?

The Irony Britain Does Not Want You to Know

Here is a remarkable historical irony that shatters the colonial narrative: while Britain was destroying India’s indigenous education system, it was simultaneously importing Indian pedagogical methods to educate its own poor……”

Read full article at swarajyamag.com

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