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Hindi alphabet charts handed out by the principal of Baby Convent School, which listed religious terms like 'Ka' for Kaba, 'Ma' for Masjid, and 'Na' for Namaz. A convent school in Madhya Pradesh's ...
A controversy erupted in Madhya Pradesh's Raisen district after the principal of a convent school allegedly distributed alphabet charts with Islamic references, prompting the education department to ...
Alphabet charts with Islamic terms were given to students at a Raisen convent school, sparking protests. Authorities are investigating after the principal said the materials were included by mistake.