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Question on KCR shocked class VIII students
By: Tupaki Desk | 3 Nov 2014 4:43 PM IST
It seems ruling TRS is seriously trying to inject the pink flavour in students minds. 8th class students in a school in Medak were shell shocked after seeing a question which they never heard.
In quarterly exams the examiners asked the students to explain the role played by Telangaan CM KCR in separate state formation. The question appeared in Social Studies paper and carries 10 marks.Not only that the teachers tried to give impression that KCRs efforts was on par with Mahatma Gandhis effort on achieving freedom to India.
Here are the questions that were asked in the exam
Explain the role of our CM K Chandrasekhar Rao in the formation of Telangana state?
or
Explain the role of Gandhiji in Indian National Movement?
Giving further embarrassment they also asked to provide solution to the ongoing power crisis in the state.
What advise do you suggest to overcome the power crisis in our state?
Inclusion of contemporary politicians in the students question appears is fraught with dangers.When the dispensation changes, the lessons are unceremoniously dropped.More dangerously, they become precedents for future politicians to include their lives in the curriculum.
In quarterly exams the examiners asked the students to explain the role played by Telangaan CM KCR in separate state formation. The question appeared in Social Studies paper and carries 10 marks.Not only that the teachers tried to give impression that KCRs efforts was on par with Mahatma Gandhis effort on achieving freedom to India.
Here are the questions that were asked in the exam
Explain the role of our CM K Chandrasekhar Rao in the formation of Telangana state?
or
Explain the role of Gandhiji in Indian National Movement?
Giving further embarrassment they also asked to provide solution to the ongoing power crisis in the state.
What advise do you suggest to overcome the power crisis in our state?
Inclusion of contemporary politicians in the students question appears is fraught with dangers.When the dispensation changes, the lessons are unceremoniously dropped.More dangerously, they become precedents for future politicians to include their lives in the curriculum.