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How Indian Knowledge Systems are entering education—slowly, selectively, and voluntarily

IKS adoption is primarily symbolic at the school level, and while being more structured in higher education and research, it is still non-mandatory.

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How Indian Knowledge Systems are entering education—slowly, selectively, and voluntarily
IKS adoption is primarily symbolic at the school level, and while being more structured in higher education and research, it is still non-mandatory.
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