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    <title>Lokāyata</title>
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    <description>Title: Lokāyata
Authors: Naik, Kailashkanta
Abstract: Formal educational curriculum as practiced in schools in India, is oriented towards making the&#xD;
children as a knowledgeable person (Eapen, 2007). As Bull suggests, the school education is&#xD;
designed in such a way that ultimately helps the kids to realize one or the other principles of&#xD;
education - personal liberty, democracy, equality of opportunity and economic growth (Bull,&#xD;
2008). There is hardly any attempt to impart elements of spirituality to the children in a formal&#xD;
setup. In this paper we highlight the importance of spiritual education essentially from the&#xD;
Indian perspective and corroborated from the current literature from the western perspective.&#xD;
Through this engagement, we like to argue that spiritual education needs to be imparted through&#xD;
formal education system</description>
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