POLITICSAL JAZEERA
Why is India vetting books in Kashmir in search of ‘anti-national’ content?
Indian authorities in the disputed region of Kashmir are auditing school, college, and public libraries to identify books containing 'anti-national' or 'objectionable' material. The initiative focuses on vetting educational and public resources for content deemed politically sensitive.
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- As Kashmir varsities cull ‘objectionable’ books, fear of losing academic rigour grows among scholars
- Two more popular books are BANNED from public schools in red state bringing the total to 34
- BJP demands strict action against private school for alleged ‘education jihad’