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Education of Universal Human Values of Sustainable Development: Indian Philosophical Approach
Truth, love, and compassion are the essence of Universal Human Values. With these notions, this paper will centrally discuss SDG3 and SDG4 based on Indian Philosophical traditions. NEP2020 sets a holistic, value-based education policy, for that reason value education is an essential part of our education system. Apart from this, NEP2020 calls for the positive implementation of IKS, and Indian Philosophy is in the central position. I hope this paper will give an introductory notion about Sustainable development through the lens of universal human values from Indian Philosophy.
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