Get ready for a real page-turner! In a shocking plot twist that’s got everyone scratching their heads, our textbooks have taken a detour from the familiar path. The national anthem and flag, once the proud stars of the show, have been relegated to the backseat, relegated to the final pages of our Bengali books.
It’s like finding the surprise toy at the bottom of a cereal box, only this time, the surprise is a bit of a letdown. Educators are up in arms, questioning this unprecedented move. They’re asking, “What’s the big idea? Why the sudden change of scenery for our national symbols?”
The National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB), the mastermind behind this textbook tango, is playing coy. They’re passing the buck, pointing fingers, and claiming ignorance. It’s a real whodunit! Who could have possibly thought it was a good idea to shuffle the deck like this?
Meanwhile, the book revision committee is keeping mum, tight-lipped as a clam. It’s like they’re in a silent movie, refusing to spill the beans. Rakhal Raha, a member of the coordinating committee, tries to calm the storm, insisting that this won’t dampen our patriotism. But can we really trust him? After all, he’s part of the team that orchestrated this puzzling puzzle.
So, as we flip through the pages of our new textbooks, let’s ponder this mystery. Is it a case of misplaced priorities? A careless oversight? Or perhaps, a secret plot to undermine our national pride? Only time will tell. Until then, let’s keep our eyes peeled and our minds open to the bizarre twists and turns of our educational journey.
