Dhami Government's Tough Decision: Hate and Violence Education Removed From Madrasas
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The Uttarakhand government has set new standards for the curriculum of religious education in madrasas. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said that there is no place for violence, hatred, and extremism in the new curriculum. The government's aim is to prepare a new generation in the state that will be guided by love, harmony, and service to the nation […] The post Curriculum changed in Uttarakhand madrasas, CM Dhami explained why this step was …
Dehradun: After issuing an order to replace Friday holidays with Sundays in madrasas across Uttarakhand, the Dhami government has taken another tough decision. Under this, registered madrasas now have a religious education syllabus, along with the national curriculum, which includes words of hate and violence, […]
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