The present book deals with the inseparable relationship between education and culture, analyzing at the same time, the education systems and cultural patterns of India, China, Egypt and also of the Romans. The sort of education in any country results and yields to the similar shape of culture. This work is significant because of culture. This work is significant because of new understanding of the ‘world culture’ as the different nations have been coming up closer to each other for the last several decades.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Raj Pal Singh
Dr. Rajpal Singh (b. 1953) is M.A. (History and English) and Ph.D. (History). He writes with a perspective and his works are recognized for historic and yet scientific objectivity. He has a long experience of teaching and research and has been studying Sikh History for the last ten years. He has also written a monograph Banda Bahadur and His Times (1998), which has been widely acclaimed as a significant contribution to Sikh History.
In addition, Dr. Singh has authored 11 books including The Rise of the Jat Power (1988), Devi Lal: The Man of the Masses (1989), The Green Revolution (1990), Perspectives on Education (1991) and Tilak Raj Chandha, His Life and Vision (1999).
Dr. Singh has participated in a number of academic seminars and conferences and has more than three dozen research papers to his credit. His forthcoming books are Socio-Economic History of Medieval India, and Bhai Kanhiya and His Legacy.
At present Dr. Singh is working as Senior Lecturer in History at Mukand Lal National College, Yamuna Nagar (Haryana).
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