watchword, eventhough that service Tay not be more trana, mination not to a by add transient sigh to the sum total on world's unhappiness." In ancient Iridia in E art: ariri grafis wier: rint neglErsteri. The அ system with its many disadvantages, helped to foster them. keep up the standard of work. The dexterity and skill of each ജ് ticular trade was handed down from father to son. The teaching wo by handling and observing real things and unconsously she է, picked up from his father many secrets of the trade. The அல. agement of Kings and great nobles was also responsible forthe p. duction of really line work. But in these days the tradition of wors. tional training has disappeared in India. Parents give no though to The career which their boy or girl adopted by temporâment to Blp all that they desire being that their child should obtain a hallmarko the University, a degree I feel templed to quote from a poem է Justiçæ Åktjar, Wħit:ħ fuñ5 İħL5 'Tis men bu a's Keyā me bap alwark&G, Dooth to dibbeka hal Ta'Ilm hai scar KGB' That is, How can the irisan got any scent of its parents' character. While it is fed on tinned milk and gets glucatod by the Government? The ancient tradition of vocational training (although this training must be given today under changed circumstancēs) musi ng rêvivêd by äctivè propagarida. The future of India lies in its girls. The development of its educa. liỦrial syslaľTI Įırı prūpEr lings is thērēfūrE a quĘstiņn ņi pērmangri importance. Although India must learn many lessons from the Wes. lo irripɑse ɑn it the western system without modifications to make il 5uitable to us is a huge mistake. India must retain the elements a good in her age old traditions of thought and methods. It must rathin her social inheritance of ideas and Hmotions, while at the same time by incorporating that which is useful from the West a naw educational Practice and tradition may be awolved which will transgard both that of East and the West, in short, our girls would not only obtain University degrees, bu must be ideal daughter, wives and mothers—or I may say obedo daughters, Iowing sisters, dutiful wives and instructive mothers. ՅԵե
