Who said "the education in Punjab was common. The Muslims, Hindus, and Sikhs got education equally. But all the teachers were Muslims. Many teachers teach without any pay. For girls there separate schools are established______________?"
Correct answer: D. Mr. Arnold
- A. William Adams
- B. William James
- C. William Hunter
- D. Mr. Arnold
Explanation
The description is attributed in standard accounts to Mr. Arnold, who wrote about the relatively broad and sometimes unpaid provision of education in Punjab. William Hunter is associated with the report on Indian Muslims, not this quotation.
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