Kashmir: Clampdown on ‘objectionable’ books in schools sparks debate

Authorities in Indian-administered Kashmir have issued a sweeping order to all educational institutions to review books for “inappropriate and objectionable” content, in a move that has sparked a debate over who gets to shape the region’s history in classrooms. The order, issued last week, directs schools, colleges, universities and coaching centres to screen all published…

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Clampdown on ‘objectionable’ books in schools sparks debate

The order, issued last week, directs schools, colleges, universities and coaching centres to screen all published material on their premises – including research papers and academic theses – for content that could violate “religious sentiments, laws, educational values and established norms”. They must also report books deemed objectionable to the authorities. Source link

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Germany says new dMAT will not be a “pass-fail barrier” for Indian students

Germany’s new Digital Master Test (dMAT) will not operate as a simple pass-fail barrier for Indian master’s applicants in certain disciplines, it has emerged. Instead, the German Embassy in New Delhi and DAAD said students with lower scores may still receive an APS certificate if they meet all other requirements. APS India last month announced…

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