Which Education Commission of India noted that if higher education is not radically improved, our administration, technical progress, intellectual standards and social advance will all be most seriously handicapped?

The Kothari Commission warned that unless higher education is radically improved, administration, technical progress, intellectual standards and social advance would all be seriously handicapped.

The Radhakrishnan Commission earlier reorganised university education but this particular caution is attributed to the later body.

The Hunter Commission dealt with primary and secondary education policy in the colonial period.

The choice of none does not apply since a commission did voice this concern.

The Kothari Commission famously stated that the destiny of India is being shaped in her classrooms.

It viewed education as the key instrument of national reconstruction.