History · Modern Indian Education
Which of the following did the Wardha Scheme for Education envisage?
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- 1Three years of basic education for urban children
- 2Five years of basic education for rural children including vocational training in village handicrafts
- 3Five years of basic education for urban children
- 4Seven years of basic education for rural children including vocational training in village handicrafts✓
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Seven years of basic education for rural children including vocational training in village handicrafts
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