Schools are meant to be temples of secular learning, not grounds for subtle religious conditioning. When a Hindi alphabet chart replaces the traditional 'Ka' for 'Kabutar' with 'Kaba', or 'Ma' for 'Machhli' with 'Masjid', it raises serious red flags about the intent behind the curriculum. We see instances where 'Na' is taught as 'Namaz' to young children who are still forming their primary understanding of language. Educational guidelines strictly prohibit the use of religious symbols from any specific faith in general schooling materials. It is about protecting the neutrality of our education system. Parents trust schools to provide an unbiased environment. Using religious terminology in basic primers is a clear violation of that trust and warrants a thorough investigation into the matter. #education #law #culture