The document summarizes key aspects of Gandhian philosophy of education. It discusses Gandhi's views on consistency and contradiction in growth, basic education involving manual work and vocational training, the constructive program focusing on discipline and village development, the 11 vows emphasizing truth and nonviolence, and criticism of Western education. It argues that Gandhi's principles of character building and ethics remain highly relevant to education today for developing independent yet socially committed individuals in a globalized world increasingly focused on materialism and technical skills over holistic human development.