Civilising the "Native", Educating the Nation

Who said 'a single shelf of a good European library was worth the whole native literature of India and Arabia' ?

These institutions were seen as 'temples of darkness that were falling of themselves into decay'. Name the institutions.
(A) Calcutta Madarsa (B) Banaras Sanskrit College
(C) Arabic College (D) Calcutta Col lege

In 1885 the Court ofDirectors sentthe Woods 'Despatch' which emphasised the benefits of European learning. Select the best Option.
(A) "Itwill introduce Indian to European ways of life".
(B) "English education with the tastes and desire of Indians".
(C) "It would create a demand for British goods".
(D) "It will supply the company with civil servants".

The missionaries set up a mission at Serampore, area under the control of

Mahatma Gandhi strongly felt that
(A) Indian languages should be the medium of teaching.
(B) Western education focused on reading and writing.
(C) Students should learn a craft.
(D) English educated India failed to communicate with the masses.

Rabindranath Tagore started the Shantiniketan in