Political Science Notes

 Pandita Ramabai was a prominent Indian scholar, social reformer, and women's rights activist who challenged the orthodox practices of Hindu society in India which can be analyzed through her writings and speeches. "The High Caste Hindu Woman" book where she critiqued the oppressive practices of orthodox Hinduism towards women. In her critique of orthodoxy, Ramabai challenged the traditional practices and beliefs of both Hinduism and Christianity. Ramabai critique of orthodoxy was based on her own experiences as a woman who had broken away from traditional norms and practices. She was born into a Brahmin family and was trained in Sanskrit and the Vedas. However, she was also exposed to the harsh realities of Indian society, including the poverty and oppression of women and lower castes. Ramabai’s own journey of self-discovery and education led her to reject many of the orthodox beliefs and practices of her upbringing. She criticized the orthodox practices in the follo...

"School does not test your intelligence, it tests your memory." S chool examinations have long been regarded as a measure of a student's intelligence and academic abilities. However, there is a growing body of evidence suggesting that examinations are not an accurate reflection of intelligence, and that they may in fact be detrimental to student learning and success. One of the main criticisms of school examinations is that they measure only a narrow range of abilities, such as the ability to memorize and regurgitate information. This type of learning does not necessarily require critical thinking or problem-solving skills, which are key components of intelligence. Additionally, many examinations are timed, which places a great deal of pressure on students to perform well under stress. This can be particularly challenging for students who struggle with test anxiety or other forms of stress, and can negatively impact their performance. Moreover, school examinations are...