NCERT Deletes Mughal History: Rewriting Facts or Controlling Narratives? | Controversy Explained
In this video, we dive deep into the controversial changes made by NCERT in the history textbooks, focusing on the removal of significant Mughal history and the Ayodhya Babri Masjid issue. Why is NCERT erasing parts of our history? Is this a step towards controlling contemporary narratives? Join us as we analyze these changes, their implications on our society, and the dangers of historical manipulation
Key Points:
Ayodhya before the Ram Mandir: What was there?
NCERT's new stance: No mosque, just a 3-dome structure?
The systematic erasure of facts: Babri Masjid demolition removed
How Gujarat 2002 riots are portrayed in new textbooks
The agenda behind the 'saffronization' of education
The need for well-informed citizens vs. brainwashed individuals
Statements from NCERT Director Dinesh Saklani and advisors Yogendra Yadav & Suhas Palshikar
The global perspective: Historical manipulations in Nazi Germany, Soviet Union, and China
References:
Hindustan Times: 250 academics, historians demand deletions in NCERT textbooks be withdrawn
The Diplomat: School Social Science Textbook Revisions in India Kick Up Controversy
India Today: Major NCERT textbook deletions that led to controversies in recent times
India Today: Attempt to erase history: Opposition vs BJP over edits in NCERT books
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