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CBSE book sparks controversy, alleges non-vegetarians lie, cheat

New Delhi: Yet another textbook in a CBSE school has sparked a controversy by allegedly insinuating that non-vegetarians lie, cheat and commit crimes, with the Government terming it as "unfortunate" and asking state bodies to remain alert about such content and monitor them.
"Sensitivities of communities have to be kept in mind. I think it’s unfortunate, an occasional aberration happens. But what I would request is that the state body should always be on alert just like how NCERT is on alert and monitor the content... that is what we can advocate from this Ministry," HRD Minister MM Pallam Raju told reporters while replying to queries on the Class VI textbook.
CBSE on the other hand said they prescribe textbook only from class IX onwards and it is the school which decides on which books to prescribe for students in other classes. The Minister's reaction came after media reports highlighted the content of the textbook of a CBSE school.


The book titled New Healthway: Health, Hygiene, Physiology, Safety, Sex Education, Games and Exercises reportedly said that non-vegetarians "easily cheat, tell lies, they forget promises, they are dishonest and tell bad words, steal, fight and turn to violence and commit sex crimes."

The development came close on the heels of the Ministry asking NCERT to present a report about some "objectionable" references in a CBSE textbook about Nadar community in Tamil Nadu. State Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on Friday demanded removal of "objectionable" references in a letter to the Prime Minister.
Ministry officials, however, said that Raju, who had earlier received representations in this regard, has already asked NCERT for a report soon. The NCERT textbook committee is currently examining the issue.
In a letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the Chief Minister said the "incorrect" details in the textbook of class IX were "very misleading and may leave a wrong impression in the minds of the students" about the community.
"The Nadars are said to be descendants of those who ruled the Cheran, Cholan and Pandyan Kingdoms... the Nadar Community is not a lower caste as mentioned in the CBSE book. Rather, they have been rulers of South India at one point of time", the Chief Minister said.


Textbook sparks controversy, alleges non-vegetarians lie, cheat, commit sex crimes- Education- IBNLive

hope they remove the contents like these and punished, so that noone repeats the same hatred towards other communities !!
 
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Hatred taught in text books

poor header, o boy.

Before its taught it becomes controversy in here...and will be removed...

other communities

Meat eating community? All communities eats meat or have ppl having both food habits.

Serious facepalm for changed header and the stupidest comment.
 
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CBSE book sparks controversy, alleges non-vegetarians lie, cheat

New Delhi: Yet another textbook in a CBSE school has sparked a controversy by allegedly insinuating that non-vegetarians lie, cheat and commit crimes, with the Government terming it as "unfortunate" and asking state bodies to remain alert about such content and monitor them.
"Sensitivities of communities have to be kept in mind. I think it’s unfortunate, an occasional aberration happens. But what I would request is that the state body should always be on alert just like how NCERT is on alert and monitor the content... that is what we can advocate from this Ministry," HRD Minister MM Pallam Raju told reporters while replying to queries on the Class VI textbook.
CBSE on the other hand said they prescribe textbook only from class IX onwards and it is the school which decides on which books to prescribe for students in other classes. The Minister's reaction came after media reports highlighted the content of the textbook of a CBSE school.


The book titled New Healthway: Health, Hygiene, Physiology, Safety, Sex Education, Games and Exercises reportedly said that non-vegetarians "easily cheat, tell lies, they forget promises, they are dishonest and tell bad words, steal, fight and turn to violence and commit sex crimes."

The development came close on the heels of the Ministry asking NCERT to present a report about some "objectionable" references in a CBSE textbook about Nadar community in Tamil Nadu. State Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on Friday demanded removal of "objectionable" references in a letter to the Prime Minister.
Ministry officials, however, said that Raju, who had earlier received representations in this regard, has already asked NCERT for a report soon. The NCERT textbook committee is currently examining the issue.
In a letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the Chief Minister said the "incorrect" details in the textbook of class IX were "very misleading and may leave a wrong impression in the minds of the students" about the community.
"The Nadars are said to be descendants of those who ruled the Cheran, Cholan and Pandyan Kingdoms... the Nadar Community is not a lower caste as mentioned in the CBSE book. Rather, they have been rulers of South India at one point of time", the Chief Minister said.


Textbook sparks controversy, alleges non-vegetarians lie, cheat, commit sex crimes- Education- IBNLive

hope they remove the contents like these and punished, so that noone repeats the same hatred towards other communities !!

Which other communities Mate ?? India is 80% Hindu and Still one of the Largest meat consuming nation in the world . Obviously not per capita but still .
 
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Thread already running and has already been infested with trolls. Dare I say merge? :lol:
 
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There is already a thread running on it.

Desperate people posting threads which doesn't even belong in world affairs just to bash India.
 
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Ok the title is grossly unfair...
i will have you know that most Indians are in fact non-vegetarians. The publisher responsible for this content is not affiliated with the government. The content of this text book is not part of any propaganda to spread hatred against any community or to vilify any section of the population...as is the case in many other countries.
 
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There is already a thread running on it.

Desperate people posting threads which doesn't even belong in world affairs just to bash India.

Yaar, war broke out in other thread. :rofl:
 
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poor header, o boy.

Before its taught it becomes controversy in here...and will be removed...



Meat eating community? All communities eats meat or have ppl having both food habits.

Serious facepalm for changed header and the stupidest comment.

any comment for the topic or subha subha hi trolling mode?
 
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any comment for the topic or subha subha hi trolling mode?

Let us clear the stupidest comment u made first, then we will "comment " on issue..

If u need more comments faster , there is bigger thread running on same.


And tell us what made u make ur own "Comment" without any prior knowledge on issue?

Are u comment hungry.. if yes why not just stay with those cricketer-politician fanboyism threads...
 
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question discrimination against communities all hardcore hindus would pose as secular

question if they are vegetarian? all vegetarians would pose as non vegetarians, as if they have been eating meat all their lives..

I mean seriously, its literary true "bagal mein churi moun mein ram ram" -- you guys deserve salute !! :D

Let us clear the stupidest comment u made first, then we will "comment " on issue..

If u need more comments faster , there is bigger thread running on same.


And tell us what made u make ur own "Comment" without any prior knowledge on issue?

Are u comment hungry.. if yes why not just stay with those cricketer-politician fanboyism threads...

:lol: tera tou full time trolling ka mode hai yar... lagta hai dukhti rag per hath rakh diya :) lay oper wala comment par.... :P
 
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