Changes in NCERT 12th syllabus again: RSS ban section removed, opposition’s petition against CBI-ED rejected

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NCERT has removed some information related to Mahatma Gandhi, Nathuram Godse and RSS from the Class 12 Political Science book. That part has been removed from the book, in which there was mention of action against organizations that spread communalism after the assassination of Gandhiji. It also included the talk of banning organizations like RSS by the government for some time.

Earlier, changes were also made in the syllabus of Class 12 History, Civics and Hindi. On this, NCERT Chief Dinesh Saklani said that due to Kovid, there was a lot of loss in the education of the students, the children remained under stress. In such a situation, this decision was taken to reduce the burden of syllabus. NCERT has categorically denied making such a change under the pressure of any ideology.

On the other hand, the Supreme Court refused to hear the petition of 14 opposition parties alleging arbitrary use of central agencies like CBI and ED. Senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, appearing for the opposition parties, said that 121 leaders were investigated by the ED, out of which 95% are from the opposition parties. Whereas CBI investigated 124 leaders, out of which more than 95% are from opposition parties.

A bench headed by CJI DY Chandrachud said that separate guidelines cannot be made for politicians. The bench said that when you have a personal criminal case or multiple cases then you can come to us. It is not possible to decide guidelines only on the basis of statistics. After this remark of the court, the opposition parties withdrew the petition.

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1. Many things related to Mahatma Gandhi were removed from NCERT, information about Gujarat riots was also removed

In June 2022, NCERT released a list, which told what would be removed from their books and what would be added. It was alleged that some such things regarding Gandhi were also removed, which were not there in the list released in June. The change was reflected directly in the books printed this year. On this, NCERT Director Dinesh Saklani said that the syllabus was changed in June 2022, we have not done anything new this time. Some changes were missed in the previous notification due to ‘ignoring’.

Here, AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi said, ‘We have objections to the things that NCERT took out. Godse killed Gandhi because he was a believer of Hindu-Muslim unity, banned RSS, removed everything that was in the book about democracy. What does BJP want to do? You are inculcating hatred in the hearts of innocent children, you erased the name of Mughals, what will be left after doing this?
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2. The demand of the opposition was that leaders should be arrested only in serious crimes, SC refused.
Senior Advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi argued that the government is misusing the investigative agencies to weaken and intimidate the opposition. This is detrimental to democracy and the rule of law. On this, CJI DY Chandrachud said, ‘When you say that the importance of the opposition is decreasing, then its solution lies in politics, not in the court. It would be dangerous to issue guidelines in the absence of facts.

In the petition filed by 14 opposition parties under the leadership of Congress, there was a demand to issue new guidelines regarding arrest, remand and bail. It was demanded that the courts should ban arrests in crimes other than serious physical violence. If the accused does not comply with the prescribed conditions, then he should be allowed a few hours of interrogation or house arrest.
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3. The price of 10 grams of gold crossed ₹ 60 thousand for the first time, silver also crossed 74 thousand

In the bullion market, gold became costlier by Rs 1,262 and reached Rs 60 thousand 977. This is an all time high. On the other hand, silver has become costlier by ₹ 2,822 to reach Rs 74,522, which is a 31-month high. Earlier on March 31, gold had become costliest. Then its price was 59 thousand 751 rupees per 10 grams. According to experts, by the end of the year, gold prices can go up to 65 thousand per 10 grams.

From April 1, new rules regarding gold have come into force. Under this, gold will not be sold without 6-digit alphanumeric hallmarking. Like Aadhaar card has 12 digit code, similarly gold will have 6 digit hallmark code (Example-AZ4524). This is called Hallmark Unique Identification Number (HUID). Through this it will be possible to find out how many carats a gold is.

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4. Advisory to states on Hanuman Jayanti, Center said- keep an eye on those who spoil the atmosphere
Ministry of Home Affairs issued advisory for all the states regarding Hanuman Jayanti. It states that the state should keep an eye on everything that has the potential to disturb communal harmony. On the other hand, the Calcutta High Court has given instructions to the Bengal government to maintain law and order. The High Court said – If you have less police, then you should ask for force from the center.

On March 30, there was violence in West Bengal, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh on Ram Navami. After this, tension remained in some areas of these states for 3 days. More than 100 people were arrested in these states. Bihar and Bengal were the most affected. Here, a day before Hanuman Jayanti, Delhi Police conducted a flag march in Jahangir Puri area. Violence erupted here last year.
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5. Israel has nuclear weapons, former PM Ehud Barak revealed on social media

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak has admitted that his country has nuclear weapons. This is the first time that any prominent leader of Israel has accepted the fact that the country has nuclear weapons. He wrote on his Twitter account, if dictatorship comes in Israel, it will also affect the Arab world and Israel’s nuclear weapons. However, later he deleted the tweet.

Israel has never admitted on a public platform that it has nuclear weapons, nor has it denied it. If Israel admits that it has nuclear weapons, then it will have to sign the Non-Proliferation Treaty or NPT (Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty). Along with this, our nuclear facilities will also have to be opened for international inspection.

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Marshal hanged out BJP MLA, demanding answers from CM on violence in Bihar Assembly

A BJP MLA was seeking answers from Chief Minister Nitish Kumar in the House regarding the violence on Ram Navami in different districts of Bihar. The speaker asked him to sit 2-3 times. When they did not agree, the speaker called the marshal and ordered the MLA to be thrown out. After this, the Marshal brought the MLA out of the house by hanging him.

The BJP MLA told that I had only asked questions on the atrocities on Hindus in Bihar. Both the Chief Minister and the Deputy Chief Minister were not present in the House. I was calling him and asking him to answer. The speaker called marshals and got me thrown out of the house. After this action of the Speaker, the BJP MLAs staged a walkout from the House. Read full news..

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