Are Indian Readers Less Inquisitive About Critical Developmental Issues?
Published: Apr 15, 2019
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Even though we were visited by a substantial number of youngsters, there existed a huge gap in critical query raised by youngsters and the older generation. A view of G’nY stall at New Delhi World Book Fair, 2019.
Abstract: A short term response based research was conducted by Geography and You during the 2019 New Delhi World Book Fair on critical thinking amongst the reading public.
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