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A REPORT on the results of an inquiry into the relation of technical instruction in India to the actual requirements of employers, which has recently been published, contains some valuable suggestions on the industrial outlook in that country. The inquiry is, however, strictly limited in scope. The report is not concerned with the general question of technical education, nor with the organisation or improvement of local industries; it deals with the more restricted and definite question of the value of the instruction now provided in Indian technical institutes in qualifying the students of those institutes to undertake positions as managers, heads of departments, foremen, and assistants in engineering, and in some few other industrial works.
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Technical Education in India 1 . Nature 91, 227–228 (1913). https://doi.org/10.1038/091227a0
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