In English
One who has no faith in God is blind indeed. On the other hand, even a blind man can recognise the existence of the world. Students today are acquiring only bookish knowledge. As the bookish knowledge is increasing, the practical knowledge is decreasing. They sit before a world map, draw a line between Argentina and Australia, and say they have seen these places. What kind of experience can they derive out of this type of knowledge? Real experience comes when they actually travel to these places. Without practice, bookish knowledge has little worth. Coordination between what we see and what we hear is real education.