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Karnataka To Revise School Syllabus In 2 Weeks | Why Make Textbooks Political? | News At 7
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24:21Now PlayingIn this episode of News at Home, the host, Deepak Bopanna, will be discussing the revised syllabus in Karnataka. As per the most recent developments coming from Mirror Now, the Congress government will revise the Karnataka board syllabus for children. Karnataka education minister MC Sudhakar talked to Times Now, and he stated that changes in textbooks planned by the Congress will be implemented within the next two weeks. This is one of the poll promises made by the Congress in the run-up to the elections. The education minister, MC Sudhakar, said that 'we feel that things have changed, and it is not good for children's future.' He added that 'we are not taking any decisions, party people or non-party people; only experts in the interest of children are doing this."
We are joined by a few panellists. "Political parties should leave the nitty-gritty of education to experts," said Saeed Nayan Parikh. Watch in!
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