DANCING GIRL COVERED IN NCERT TEXTBOOKS

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Posted: 6 hours ago
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What in the regressive bullshit is this? Next they will put ghunghat on everyonesmiley36 I think I shouldn't be surprised, after all CBSE doesn't think an easily hackable data is anything to worry about because exams are offline.

Such retarded clowns in influential position!

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Posted: an hour ago
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If reports are true, removing the Dancing Girl from NCERT is a disappointing step. The Indus Valley Civilization's Dancing Girl is not merely a statue; it is a symbol of artistic freedom, confidence, and the cultural sophistication of one of the world's oldest civilizations.

When institutions start altering historical representations to fit present-day sensibilities, it sends the wrong message to students. Education should encourage understanding of our past, not selective discomfort with it. Decisions affecting cultural heritage deserve transparency, debate, and academic reasoning, not such arbitrary moral policing. Erasing such icons risks promoting a narrower and more regressive view of our past. History should be studied, understood, and debated...not selectively hidden.

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