Top News

Bihar Minister and BJP leader Mithilesh Tiwari on Tuesday said Indian culture belonged to Ram and Krishna, not Akbar, while outlining the state’s new education vision. He said Bihar’s education system would promote Indian traditions, cultural values and nationalism. Tiwari added that the policy would strengthen unity, brotherhood and awareness of Indian civilisation among future generations.

Patna: Bihar education minister and BJP leader Mithilesh Tiwari on Tuesday asserted that Indian culture was not that of Akbar but that of Ram and Krishna.

Speaking on the state's education system, Tiwari declared that the education department would now reflect glimpses of Indian culture, heritage, and nationalism. “An education system that reflects Indian traditions, cultural values, and national consciousness will be developed,” he remarked. Bihar's new education system will move forward in alignment with this cultural ethos and Indian tradition, he added.

Minister affirmed that Bihar would not only focus on development but also work on strengthening its cultural identity. He stated that efforts would be made for giving prominence to Indian history, traditions, and cultural values within the education department. It is imperative to connect future generations with their own civilization and culture, he noted, and laid stress on social harmony. He stated that society would be guided forward with the message: "Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Christian—we are all brothers." The government's objective is to strengthen the spirit of unity and brotherhood within society, he added.

Also Watch: