Political Science · Indian Political Thought
Which thinker said, 'If the poor cannot come to education, education must reach them, at the plough, in the bakery, in the factory, elsewhere'?
ARaja Ram Mohan Roy
BM.K. Gandhi
CSwami Vivekananda ✓ Correct
DRam Manohar Lohia
Correct answer: (C) Swami Vivekananda — Swami Vivekananda said education must reach the poor wherever they are, so the answer is Vivekananda.
Explanation
★Swami Vivekananda said education must reach the poor wherever they are, so the answer is Vivekananda.
★He insisted that education is the true means of uplifting the masses.
★He held that without education the poor cannot rise or claim their rights.
★If they cannot come to school, teachers must carry knowledge to them.
★He called for a man-making, character-building, practical education.
★He linked national regeneration to the awakening of the common people.
★So this democratic vision of education belongs to Vivekananda.
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