Kashmir schools' clampdown on 'objectionable' books sparks debate

Authorities in Indian-administered Kashmir have ordered all educational institutions to review books for inappropriate content, citing concerns over material that could violate laws, religious sentiments, or promote extremism. The move aims to remove content deemed factually incorrect or unlawful, but critics argue it threatens academic freedom and the region's complex history. The order follows protests over books that allegedly glorified separatist leaders, with authorities emphasizing the need to prevent controversial material from entering classrooms.

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