Rajasthan former education minister hits out at Congress for questioning syllabus rationalisation – education

Former Rajasthan education minister Vasudev Devnani on Friday termed as “condemnable” the questions raised by the Congress over the transfer to rationalise college syllabus by dropping sure chapters to cut back course load on college students in view of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The BJP chief mentioned the choice to cut back 30 per cent college syllabus was taken as a result of coronavirus disaster and maintaining in thoughts the curiosity of scholars.

“Congress ought to cease seeing this situation with the prism of politics. It’s condemnable that the Congress is elevating questions that syllabus associated to democracy, non-alignment, India’s worldwide relations had been eliminated,” Devnani advised reporters at a press convention.

He mentioned the CBSE prepares tutorial calendar and the final 30 per cent of the syllabus which couldn’t be coated as a result of coronavirus disaster has been diminished.

Questions raised by the Congress and the Left events are a part of “shallow” politics as CBSE has additionally clarified its stand on the explanations behind lowering syllabus.

Devnani mentioned the Congress and its allies “don’t consider in federalism and it’s a behavior of the Congress-ruled state authorities to disobey Centre’s rulings”.

He mentioned the Congress authorities in Rajasthan also needs to present aid to the scholars by lowering syllabus. “However sadly the federal government shouldn’t be paying consideration.” The former minister mentioned that state authorities ought to cross an order to waive college charges and transportation fees to supply aid to oldsters.