Passage 5

In English

he is becoming more and more restless. The lesser the desires are the greater the happiness will be. The teach that all the education that man acquires should be utilised for the welfare of society. The say, (man should involve himself in the service of society). (man should be a treasure of wisdom), (man should cultivate all good qualities). But today’s education does not confer these noble virtues. Modern education bestows mere bookish knowledge, which in turn becomes superficial knowledge. Today, there is no trace of practical knowledge in man.