Pictures of Indian Schools and Colleges
First Online: November 04, 2006
Page Last Updated: November 16, 2024
Introduction
We have created this section at Kamat's Potpourri to record the mood and ambience of classroom education in contemporary India. All of the photographs were taken in recent years, and one can see the mood of the students, lack of facilities in schools, and friendships the Indian students develop with fellow students during their education.
The photographs span religions, economic background of the pupils, and agegroups, but form a consistent theme "Campus Life".
-Vikas Kamat
Table of Contents
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Heard on Indian Campus
A collection of commonly used slangs in college campuses in India. They all qualify as valid English expressions in India!
School Children Sitting on Floor Channakeshava Highscool, Karki | |
Crowded Rickshaw Carrying School Children Uniformed pupils being driven to school in an auto-rickshaw | |
Pupils at Janata Vidyalaya Village of Kasarkod, near Honavar, Karnataka, 2005 | |
Engineering Students SJCE Campus, Mysore, 1988 | |
At the Lunch Break Pupils running around during school break | |
Indian Boy Studying Many Indian homes do not have a desk or table, and it is common to study on the floor. Bangalore, 1980 | |
Buddhist Education System At the Buddhist Monastery, Mundgod, 1983 | |
Boys at Kasarkod School | |
Teachers of St. Thomas High School Town of Honavar, Year 2004 | |
Buildings of Shantiniketan Campus Shantiniketan is a open-air school developed by the Tagore family near Calcutta. | |
Indian Boys in Uniform | |
School Girls Shopping with Candy Money In front of M.L.A. School, Malleswaram | |
Cave Complex of an Ancient University Remnants of a campus, Ellora |
See Also:
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Institution of Madrassas -- Topic on the Islamic educational institution of Madrassas. Includes pictures of young pupils in a Madrassa.
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History of Education -- Full text of Jyotsna Kamat's book documenting the tradition of education in Karnataka through the centuries; covers Buddhist, Jaina, Hindu, and Islamic educational systems.