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Name, content of NCERT class 6 Kannada textbook turn contentious

Name, content of NCERT class 6 Kannada textbook turn contentious
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The new NCERT class 6 Kannada textbook has sparked controversy over its title 'Krishna' and the exclusion of non-vegetarian food from its balanced diet curriculum. Critics argue these changes reflect a political agenda to saffronise education.

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The debate highlights the ongoing tension between educational policy, cultural identity, and political influence in the Indian school system.

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Amid the controversy over implementation of the three-language policy for Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) students, the title and content of the class 6 R3 Kannada textbook implemented by National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) have turned contentious.

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The article gives significant weight to critics who allege political bias and 'saffronisation', though it frames these as allegations.

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