I don't see anything wrong with that. Why can't we learn about every religion to know their teachings better. Why do they brand them safron if any Hindu matter comes up or what is so wrong with Hindu religion which should be kept away from others. Why Hindus never object adapting to others teachings in their own syllabus? Let us be more understanding to make this country a litte more livable.

Introducing mythological stories is not a new thing. This practice is an old one known as "moral science". I studied in Christian missionary schools, where studying Bible and attending Chapel and singing psalms are mandatory. If this is accepted, why not Hindu mythological stories ?

Introducing mythological stories is not a new thing. This practice is an old one known as "moral science". I studied in Christian missionary schools, where studying Bible and attending Chapel and singing psalms are mandatory. If this is accepted, why not Hindu mythological stories ?

After all we learnt about every other religion in our schools only. Why should we mind if our own country introduces all religions in schools on equal level or let us put a blanket ban on religion related matters everywhere.

Teaching of anything in normal course is okay but deliberate attempt to saffron education is unacceptable. Why should government specifically order including stories from Geeta. Incidentally, there are no stories in Geeta. This is just a lecture by Krishna to Arjuna for preparing him for war without consideration of love and affection for those in opposite camp.

Introducing mythological stories is not a new thing. This practice is an old one known as "moral science". I studied in Christian missionary schools, where studying Bible and attending Chapel and singing psalms are mandatory. If this is accepted, why not Hindu mythological stories ?

After all we learnt about every other religion in our schools only. Why should we mind if our own country introduces all religions in schools on equal level or let us put a blanket ban on religion related matters everywhere.

Religion should be there. And it should be there in a position where it deserves, neither dominating nor submissive place.

Introducing mythological stories is not a new thing. This practice is an old one known as "moral science". I studied in Christian missionary schools, where studying Bible and attending Chapel and singing psalms are mandatory. If this is accepted, why not Hindu mythological stories ?

I also read 'moral science' in convent school. A christian missionary school will definitely give importance to bible just as a DAV school will give to Arya Samaji variant of Hindu. Sanatan Dharam school will give importance to idol worship. Then why should Hindu scripture be forced upon Madarasa.

Teaching of anything in normal course is okay but deliberate attempt to saffron education is unacceptable. Why should government specifically order including stories from Geeta. Incidentally, there are no stories in Geeta. This is just a lecture by Krishna to Arjuna for preparing him for war without consideration of love and affection for those in opposite camp.

If the lecture of Krishna is all that seems to be there in Geeta then by all means IT SHOULD BE taught in all schools because it is nothing but a great discourse on how one should perform his duty, how a person's duty first and foremost is towards his country, then his community, then his family and so on. So if patriotism and nationalism can be taught by way of Geeta, then nothing worng with it. As it is Islamic religion is being taught in Urdu schools, Bible and study of Christianity is being taught in English medium and convent schools. And Muslim children studying in convent schools are not seen opposing Bible studies so why raise opposition against studying Hindu religion. In fact if they learn a little of the scriptures maybe they might develop a little more tolerance towards other religions.

Also we should read the news carefully where it is clearly mentioned that the Geeta content is being taught in madarasa from two years but the dust was raised only now that the elections are now close!

Teaching of anything in normal course is okay but deliberate attempt to saffron education is unacceptable. Why should government specifically order including stories from Geeta. Incidentally, there are no stories in Geeta. This is just a lecture by Krishna to Arjuna for preparing him for war without consideration of love and affection for those in opposite camp.

If the lecture of Krishna is all that seems to be there in Geeta then by all means IT SHOULD BE taught in all schools because it is nothing but a great discourse on how one should perform his duty, how a person's duty first and foremost is towards his country, then his community, then his family and so on. So if patriotism and nationalism can be taught by way of Geeta, then nothing worng with it. As it is Islamic religion is being taught in Urdu schools, Bible and study of Christianity is being taught in English medium and convent schools. And Muslim children studying in convent schools are not seen opposing Bible studies so why raise opposition against studying Hindu religion. In fact if they learn a little of the scriptures maybe they might develop a little more tolerance towards other religions.

Also we should read the news carefully where it is clearly mentioned that the Geeta content is being taught in madarasa from two years but the dust was raised only now that the elections are now close!

Muslims will not mind their children learning Hindu scripture in DAV or SSD schools or even Govt. schools. What is objectionable is to thrust saffron education in Madarasa.

Ultimately good sense has dawned on M.P. government. The controversial material has been withdrawn from Urdu textbooks in Madarasa.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/India-news/Bhopal/MP-govt-backtracks-no-Gita-lessons-in-Urdu-texts/Article1-1104419.aspx

Ultimately good sense has dawned on M.P. government. The controversial material has been withdrawn from Urdu textbooks in Madarasa.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/India-news/Bhopal/MP-govt-backtracks-no-Gita-lessons-in-Urdu-texts/Article1-1104419.aspx

Oh that is something great. Everyone learns his lesson sooner or later, I am pleased MP government learnt it sooner than later. :)