[Solved] The chief purpose of the establishment of secondary school in ancient India was

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Q.	The chief purpose of the establishment of secondary school in ancient India was
A.	To teach European history and science to Indians
B.	To teach Asian literature and science to Indians
C.	To teach American literature and science to Indians
D.	To teach European literature and science to Indians
Answer» D. To teach European literature and science to Indians

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