History In Schools

@HistorySchools

Raising awareness about what is taught for Indian History in our schools. Currently being curated by

India
Iscritto a marzo 2016
54 foto e video Foto e video

Tweet

Hai bloccato @HistorySchools

Vuoi davvero vedere questi Tweet? Procedendo non sbloccherai @HistorySchools

  1. Tweet fissato
    20 mar 2016

    Chacha Nehru, the saffron star of Indian history and other such hilarities.

    3 risposte 29 Retweet 11 Mi piace
    Annulla
  2. ha ritwittato
    29 apr 2017
    In risposta a , e

    Book claims Battle of Buxar made English supreme power in India. Fact: Marathas, in spite of Panipat, were the dominant power up to 1790s.

    5 risposte 17 Retweet 10 Mi piace
    Annulla
  3. ha ritwittato
    29 apr 2017
    In risposta a , e

    Book says Guru Gobind Singh formed Khalsa to "oppose the wrongdoings of Mughals". They won't tell you this.

    2 risposte 23 Retweet 12 Mi piace
    Annulla
  4. ha ritwittato
    29 apr 2017
    In risposta a

    Well, small mercies. At least we are spared a full page secular glorification of Tipu in the new textbook.

    In risposta a @amitsurg
    Haider Ali "became" the ruler of Mysore. Of course, no mention of how he did it (treachery) and who ruled Mysore for 6 centuries before him.
    1 risposta 17 Retweet 14 Mi piace
    Annulla
  5. ha ritwittato
    29 apr 2017
    In risposta a

    As usual, the Marathas is where seculars do their major damage. I'll request to check this out.

    3 risposte 19 Retweet 8 Mi piace
    Annulla
  6. ha ritwittato
    29 apr 2017
    In risposta a

    Haider Ali "became" the ruler of Mysore. Of course, no mention of how he did it (treachery) and who ruled Mysore for 6 centuries before him.

    2 risposte 33 Retweet 12 Mi piace
    Annulla
  7. ha ritwittato
    29 apr 2017

    8th standard new ICSE textbook gives many explanations for decline of Mughal empire. Studiously avoids mention of Marathas. Worse follows.

    9 risposte 175 Retweet 86 Mi piace
    Annulla
  8. ha ritwittato
    30 mar 2017

    (v):Whitewashing evil, hateful,inhuman,disgusting characteristics of the perp; insisting that the victim is biased & unaware!

    8 risposte 201 Retweet 150 Mi piace
    Annulla
  9. ha ritwittato
    30 mar 2017
    In risposta a

    : Hiding History by Preaching Political Policy

    1 risposta 35 Retweet 22 Mi piace
    Annulla
  10. 29 mar 2017

    Karnataka 6th std textbooks - the mess that is history in our schools.

    In risposta a @amitsurg
    . Kar 6th std textbook - material on the great Krishnadevaraya. As a matter of fact, a kannada king.
    4 Retweet 2 Mi piace
    Annulla
  11. ha ritwittato
    25 mar 2017
    In risposta a

    Moinuddin Chishti and Nizamuddin Auliya did jihad and prayed for victory of Islamic invaders, preaching love and tolerance all the while.

    4 risposte 48 Retweet 20 Mi piace
    Annulla
  12. ha ritwittato
    25 mar 2017
    In risposta a

    For those asking whether the Marathas made it to 7th grade history, yes Shivaji gets ONE PARAGRAPH in Aurangzeb's life history.

    11 risposte 102 Retweet 38 Mi piace
    Annulla
  13. ha ritwittato
    25 mar 2017
    In risposta a

    Every servant of Akbar is named personally. But it's perfectly fine not to name long lived emperors of Hindu empires in Indian history.

    3 risposte 170 Retweet 81 Mi piace
    Annulla
  14. ha ritwittato
    25 mar 2017
    In risposta a

    'Zinda peer' Aurangzeb, has been marginally toned down by including few words on his religious intolerance and killing of Guru Tegh Bahadur.

    5 risposte 85 Retweet 24 Mi piace
    Annulla
  15. ha ritwittato
    25 mar 2017
    In risposta a

    Babur - brave general, military genius, respected, gifted poet and author, nature lover and *not a fanatic*. This is really the full monty.

    9 risposte 90 Retweet 40 Mi piace
    Annulla
  16. ha ritwittato
    25 mar 2017
    In risposta a

    Akbar "the great" - conquest of Chittor - 30,000 civilians massacred in cold blood - whitewashed. Rana Pratap reduced to a mere footnote.

    4 risposte 124 Retweet 44 Mi piace
    Annulla
  17. ha ritwittato
    25 mar 2017
    In risposta a

    And did you know those Vijayanagar Kings worshipped their gods in chapels and not temples?

    5 risposte 117 Retweet 47 Mi piace
    Annulla
  18. ha ritwittato
    25 mar 2017
    In risposta a

    They've actually included three full pages on the 250 year long Vijayanagar empire. (Mughal rule was shorter but gets almost the full book).

    7 risposte 188 Retweet 83 Mi piace
    Annulla
  19. ha ritwittato
    25 mar 2017
    In risposta a

    Delhi sultanate a secular administration! Some mention of Hindus here for the first time in the book. Caste, sati, child marriage, purdah!!

    5 risposte 91 Retweet 28 Mi piace
    Annulla
  20. ha ritwittato
    25 mar 2017
    In risposta a

    Qutb Minar: fusion of Hindu - Islamic architecture!! The 27 temples that were demolished for it are kept out of history as usual.

    9 risposte 136 Retweet 48 Mi piace
    Annulla
  21. ha ritwittato
    25 mar 2017
    In risposta a

    And yes kids, please do discuss: Mohammed Bin Tughluq was a man much ahead of his time 😂😂😂

    5 risposte 94 Retweet 34 Mi piace
    Annulla

@HistorySchools non ha ancora twittato.

Il caricamento sembra essere lento.

Twitter potrebbe essere sovraccarico o avere un problema temporaneo. Riprova o visita Twitter Status per ulteriori informazioni.

    Potrebbero piacerti

    ·