New study reveals the complex and evolving landscape of apprenticeship in Colonial India

Summary

A study by a University of Nottingham historian reveals that apprenticeship in artisanal production during the latter half of British colonial rule in India was characterized by a diverse and evolving set of practices rather than a uniform system, shaped by various factors including custom and colonial intervention. The findings highlight the complexity of training systems in this historical context, as reported by Phys.org.