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What is the true purpose of education? Is it simply to transfer knowledge, prepare students for employment, and maintain existing systems—or should it liberate minds and inspire transformation? The Power of Organic Praxis critically examines education, knowledge production and pedagogy, drawing on thinkers such as Paulo Freire and John Dewey. It challenges top-down approaches to education and emphasizes organic knowledge rooted in lived experience, critical inquiry, reflection and action. The book explores the crises and contradictions within Indian education and calls for an approach that nurtures critical thinking, creativity and social consciousness. Ultimately, it argues that education should do more than inform—it should liberate, transform and empower individuals to become agents of change. A compelling invitation to rethink what we teach, how we learn, and what education is ultimately meant to achieve. Indukuri John Mohan Razu, public critic, author, pedagogue, and journalist.
