Historical Places of the Subcontinent

[the_kaur]

Re: Historical Places of the Subcontinent

In India, it is responsibility of National Council of Education Research and Training under Human Resource Development ministry, each book is written by a council with no less than 30 professors for central schools.Written in most secular way, even history of partition starts with three positive stories:), Our secondary education is the best, but we failed in Higher education:hoonh:. Syllabus is now revised every year:up:. After class 10, one can choose any stream, Science, Arts or commerce but before that all have to study same books

@muqawwee123

Yes, its a problematic thing in Sindhi language that after partition Sindhi literature was written on both sides of the border, but due to this Gurmukhi / Devnagri and ShahMukhi scripts translation of scripts needed. I was just reading famous Sindhi writer Altaf Shaikh’s travelogue on India, where he writes that Sindhis in India have mixed many Sanskriti words in their language and he had to face problems understanding Sindhi language spoken in India. On our side, Sindhis adopted many Arabic / Persian words and Sindhis from India feel difficulty to understand it.

Sansritization of Hindi occurred in post independent India, Southern India didn’t accept Hindi but were always receptive to Sanskrit, slowly it got mixed in Sindhi and Punjabi as well. Though majority of Hindustanis still speak in Hindu-Urdu mix like language of Bollywood, student write in Sanskritized Hindi but genrally speak Hindustani only