30
Oct
A widespread controversy has erupted over the replacement of certain commonly used words in school textbooks. In the draft revision of West Bengal's school curriculum, a proposal has been raised to remove widely used words like 'Pani', 'Abba' and 'Ammi'. The education department's policy-making committee has suggested replacing these words with 'Jal', 'Baba' and 'Maa' respectively. According to sources in education circles, the curriculum committee is preparing for a radical change in the language and vocabulary used in the state's schools. Currently, this proposed draft revision is under consideration by the curriculum review authority. In expert circles, there is discussion…
