Under the leadership of Manoj Jarange Patil, there was a movement for Maratha reservation on a large scale. Thousands of millions of people from the Maratha community gathered and put their demands in front of the government. It was announced that until all the demands of the Marathas are met, the movement and hunger strike would continue. The government had also accepted this. However, now the announcement made by Devendra Fadnavis’s government has received a big shock to Manoj Jaranga.

Actually, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has announced that not all Marathas will get a Kunbi certificate. The person whose name will be recorded in Hyderabad Gadget as Kunbi will be given only a certificate.

Everyone had a demand for Kunbi Certificate
Manoj Jarange Patil is constantly demanding that all the Marathas of Marathwada be given a Kunbi certificate, so that they can get reservation in the OBC category but the government has not fully accepted this demand. Yesterday (7 September), while addressing a public meeting in Pune, CE Devendra Fadnavis said-

“All the records of Marathwada are in the Hyderabad gadget. The British records are not available, so we have decided that we will run according to the records of Hyderabad Gadget. Whose name will be included in the record, the certificate will be given.

‘OBC society will never let the harm to be done’- Devendra Fadnavis
Devendra Fadnavis said, “Those who are included in the records, we have made such an easy process. Because of this, the Maratha society who has the right record will not be deprived, it will not get the benefit. OBC will not get any benefit from the plate of society. This decision has not only given interest of the Maratha society, as well as the OBC society has not been hurt. Will not let it hurt. “

This year, the National Council for Educational Research and Training (NCERT) is being engulfed in disputes one after the other. There is not even a difficult end that the other stands in front. The latest case is related to a book of NCERT, which has created a new ruckus on social media.

The case is something that Maratha history has been ranked 22 -page in the book, while Rajput history has been covered in just 2 pages. People are angry about this difference and calling it ‘injustice to history’.

A wave of anger on social media

There was a debate on NCERT on social media. Many users expressed displeasure through posts, videos and comments. He says that it is wrong to give such less space to Rajput valor and contribution. Some people even wrote that it is an insult to the sacrifice and valor of the Rajputs.

What is the difference in the book?

According to reports, the book that is controversial about the establishment of the Maratha Empire, the life of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the expansion of the Maratha Empire, the administration and the warfare explained in 32 pages in detail. At the same time, only some major wars and rulers are mentioned in Rajput history, which has been covered in just 2 pages. Whereas historians believe that both communities have contributed significantly to Indian history. In such a situation, it is necessary to give balanced and detailed information, so that students get to read the right and complete history.

Not the first chance

This is not the first time NCERT is facing criticism about content. Even before this, questions have been raised about changes in the course, removing or adding some chapters. Educationists believe that it is more important than the number of pages in the book that the information is correct, balanced and fair. As the dispute escalated, the official statement is awaited by NCERT.

Contribution to history

Rajputs fought many major wars in the medieval period and faced foreign invaders firmly. The stories of Maharana Pratap of Mewar, Queen Padmini of Chittor and many other brave warriors still inspire.

Maratha Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj laid the foundation of Swaraj and challenged powerful Mughal rulers like Aurangzeb. Their strength and administrative skills are still studied today.

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