In English
In all the states of ancient India, education was offered free of cost. Food was got from the houses of the rich and wealthy. This food was equally shared among all students. The students would also treat the food as the very nectar itself and then attend to their studies. There were no divisions based on the caste, community, race, or religion. All were treated equally. Music, literature, dance, and fine arts were all encouraged and fostered. Carpentry, pottery, and various branches of smithy were also given priority and taught with enthusiasm. The aim was to cause the emancipation of the students through proper education. The teacher taught every form of education. Without the teacher, there can be no scope for students to learn anything. The teacher must be one who can set the aim of student on the correct goal.