During the end of eighteenth century who had first mooted the idea of setting up a network of schools for teaching British in India?

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Charles Grant. At the end of the 18th century, in order to establish English as a medium of teaching in India, Charles Grant, a civil servant of East India Company, proposed an idea to establish a network of schools in British India. He has been considered as “Father of modern education in India”.

During the end of eighteenth century who had first mooted the idea of setting up a network of schools for teaching British in India?

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