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Gender Stereotyping Row: AIADMK Slams CBSE Over Controversial Question
NDA constituent and main opposition in Tamil Nadu, the AIADMK on Tuesday rued the controversial question in a CBSE class 10 English paper, that was slammed for gender stereotyping and sought action against those responsible for it.
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“Not In Accordance With Guidelines”: CBSE Drop Controversial English Questions, To Award Full Marks
CBSE Passage Controversy: “...It has been decided to drop the passage no. 1 and its accompanying questions of the question paper series JSK/1,” the CBSE said on December 13.
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CBSE Drops 'Disobedient Wives' Passage Minutes After Sonia Gandhi Flags It
A controversial passage from a Class 10 English exam seen to be deeply misogynist will be dropped, the CBSE or Central Board of Secondary Education declared today after outrage that also reached parliament.
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West Bengal To Write To CBSE In Protest Over Tough NEET Question Paper In Bengali
Over allegations of the NEET question paper in Bengali being tougher than the English question paper, the West Bengal government yesterday decided to write to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to protest over the injustice done to students who opted for Bengali as the medium of examination.
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Gender Stereotyping Row: AIADMK Slams CBSE Over Controversial Question
NDA constituent and main opposition in Tamil Nadu, the AIADMK on Tuesday rued the controversial question in a CBSE class 10 English paper, that was slammed for gender stereotyping and sought action against those responsible for it.
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“Not In Accordance With Guidelines”: CBSE Drop Controversial English Questions, To Award Full Marks
CBSE Passage Controversy: “...It has been decided to drop the passage no. 1 and its accompanying questions of the question paper series JSK/1,” the CBSE said on December 13.
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CBSE Drops 'Disobedient Wives' Passage Minutes After Sonia Gandhi Flags It
A controversial passage from a Class 10 English exam seen to be deeply misogynist will be dropped, the CBSE or Central Board of Secondary Education declared today after outrage that also reached parliament.
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West Bengal To Write To CBSE In Protest Over Tough NEET Question Paper In Bengali
Over allegations of the NEET question paper in Bengali being tougher than the English question paper, the West Bengal government yesterday decided to write to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to protest over the injustice done to students who opted for Bengali as the medium of examination.
