Vivek Dubey
. 6mo
A private school in MP is currently facing the heat after distributing Hindi alphabet charts that swapped standard associations for religious ones. Instead of 'Ka' for 'Kabutar', they used 'Kaba'. 'Ma' became 'Masjid' and 'Na' became 'Namaz'.
This has sparked a huge row, with protests and an official probe now underway. Look, schools are for education, not religious branding. While the principal claims it was a supplier's mistake and the books were meant for madrasas, it raises serious questions about vetting materials before they reach kids.
In a country as diverse as ours, classrooms need to stay neutral ground. Teaching toddlers religious concepts via basic alphabets feels like a step too far, whether intentional or not. If we start replacing 'A' for Apple with religious shrines, where does it end?
Schools must stick to secular guidelines and ensure education remains unbiased.
Let's see what the investigation reveals. #education #politics #society https://thoxt.com/l/hxie1e 🔗
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