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J&K Orders Schools to Screen Books for 'Anti-National' Content, Opposition Pushes Back
Times of India·Friday, 10 July 2026
Jammu and Kashmir authorities have directed educational institutions to review books for objectionable content, following the withdrawal of books that described Kashmir as occupied territory. Schools must submit compliance reports by July 19 confirming the reviews have been done. Opposition leaders have criticised the move as an attempt to control historical narratives.
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What children learn in school shapes how an entire generation understands history — this order could alter that in a contested region.
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