The Orissa government has decided not to recommend the distorted textbooks of NCERT in its academic courses. This decision of the state government has been aired by Shri Sameer Dey, the state’s Higher Education Minister Read more »
The Aurangabad bench of the Bombay High Court has directed the Maharashtra government to issue notice to Google for alleged spread of hatred about India by its social network service `Orkut’. Read more »
B & R Automation (India) company for their purpose distorted Indian map. In this map, a portion of Jammu and Kashmir was omitted and even Andaman? Nicobar Islands have not been included. This brochure of the company was being distributed at the exhibition. On getting information about the map, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) lodged a complaint with the Police Commissioner as well as started a campaign on its website to protest distortion of Indian map. Thereafter, within an hour, the company sent an apology letter and assured that the brochures with distorted Indian map will be withdrawn and the balance copies will be destroyed.
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AN anonymous poster about why Vande Mataram should not be made compulsory became the center of attraction and controversy on Tuesday morning at M S University. The poster was stuck outside the MSU Faculty of Commerce and caused much consternation among the students and passers-by who read it. It was later torn down by a couple of students.
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By Dr Maheep Singh
“We are told that Aurangzeb was annoyed because the Guru had converted a few Muslims to Sikhism.” Who told this story to Satish Chandra? He has not given the source of his information. Historians like Sir Jadunath Sarkar, Dr Indu Bhushan Banerjee, Dr Hari Ram Gupta or Dr Ganda Singh have not mentioned that Guru Tegh Bahadur had converted some Muslims to Sikhism. Read more »
Major victory for Shiksha Bachao Andolan
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NCERT forced to replace 37 objectionable passages in history textbooks Read more »
Hey Ram! Mahatma Gandhi faces vandalism on Wikipedia
Monday June 19 2006 09:40 IST
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Army Chief taken note of HJS Akhand Bharat Camapign
General J J Singh, the Chief of Indian Army clarified that they are probing the issue of distortion of Jammu & Kashmir by CIA, CNN, BBC. He addressed Press Conference. Read more »
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