Delhi University teachers' body welcomes decision to include chapter on Veer Savarkar, remove one on poet Muhammad Iqbal

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NEW DELHI: The National Democratic Teachers' Front (NDTF) has welcomed the decision of the Academic Council of the University of Delhi to include Veer Damodar Savarkar’s contribution and philosophy in the political science syllabus and drop the philosophical teachings of poet Muhammad Iqbal. "We firmly believe that this updated curriculum will offer a more comprehensive and inclusive educational experience, encouraging critical thinking, intellectual discourse, and a deeper understanding of the diverse perspectives that shape India," said the NDTF in a statement released on Thursday. 'Manipulated academics' The teachers' body said Savarkar's views on freedom, social reform, and national unity make...

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