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Dear Friends,
The vehemence to acquire true knowledge is a deeply inherent convention in the Indian culture. From the era of the Vedas, Purans and Upanishads, the great sages of ancient India, had discovered the power of wisdom through 'Gyan' (knowledge) and 'Dhyan' (meditation). They realised that only veracious knowledge can provide the best and noble way of the life.
Describing the precise path of acquiring useful and true knowledge, the sages declared that it can only be gained with a collective blend of the Teachers ('Guru'), Students ('Shishya') and the Society ('Samaj'), which apparently integrates the Parents ('Mata-Pita') also.
This is what education Gurus today call community learning or to put it a little differently, Inclusive Education. The great sage of Kathopanishad, at the end of second chapter says:
I'm happy to announce that the CyberCorp Limited is all set to launch the first ever Academy for aspiring true knowledge in Cybersecurity through ancient Indian methods of learning.
As the dependence on internet and Cloud-Hosting is increasing by leaps and bounds, Cybersecurity is gaining tremendous importance as never before. We at the CyberCorp Limited wish to sensitise the young generation with the modern tools to defend the CyberAttacks in the cyber world by educating at least One Million warriors this year. This great workforce will not only defend the Cyberspace but also transform the Cyberworld Paradigm with statutory accreditations.
Often, we believe that an educated person is also a literate person, which falls short of accuracy when you analyse the meaning of the true knowledge. A true knowledge needs no education, but an education is always imperfect without a true knowledge.
To be educated is to be knowledgeable, to be educated is to be enlightened, to be educated is to develop a set of moral beliefs, skills and values that shape us as a revered individual.
