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17 Times The Indian Education System Made You Go WTF​

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1. When budding engineers were taught this super offensive mnemonic.​

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2. When a government exam decided that nonsense celeb trivia was an important test of skills.​

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3. When a Class 4 environmental studies textbook basically encouraged kids to kill an animal for an experiment.​

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4. When a class 12 physical education textbook stated that 36-24-36 as the "shape of females considered the best.​

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5. When Alok Nath made it to a random math problem.​

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6. When a Mumbai University book listed this very relatable example.​

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7. When a Class 12 Maharashtra Board textbook stated that "ugly" and "handicapped" girls are reasons for families seeking dowry.​

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8. When a Class 6 textbook taught children that non-vegetarians were nothing but despicable sinners.​

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9. When this colourism and classism made it to an elementary school textbook.​

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10. When lesbianism was deemed unnatural and abnormal by a book suggested to students by AIIMS.​

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This excerpt is from The Essentials of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, and is recommended by their official syllabus.

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11. When students got an entire Rahul Gandhi hagiography to test their comprehension skills.​

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12. When a Class 9 textbook casually stated that test tube babies were created in India 7,500 years ago, without debunking it.​

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13. When rape-accused "godman" Asaram Bapu was listed as one's of the country's famous saints in a Class 3 textbook.​

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14. When this zoology text went off on a religious tangent before getting to the actual point.​

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15. When a Maharashtra University textbook gave students unscientific and totally superstitious instructions on conceiving a male child.​

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16. When this Q and A section about convex and concave lenses decided to drop some knowledge about common sense too.​

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17. And when one school made its students watch the PM on a holiday to quiz them on his speech.​

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So now you should understand better, why almost all Indians are same crack heads.
 
Assembling random news pieces all over the place and shitting on the overall system? kek.
I can find tons of such random info on the web on anything.
And TLDR saw a pic with observation on Shrodingers cat experiment, it was a legit experiment to prove oxygen is necessary for living beings. Now what some people take away from it or try it in real life is a different question. Just like some kids may be motivated by GTA or a certain movie to commit crimes, that's a question of personal morality and mindset.
 
The first of this has nothing to do with India. It probably originated in the USA and was copied directly from there to various countries.



The rest are also mostly due to careless copypasting without understanding the context.

Funny thing in the article: in one point they are concerned about murdering animals, and in another they take umbrage at the depiction of non-vegetarians. Do these idiots not understand meat usually comes from murdering animals? Cruelly murdering at that, and often times they are kept in horrendous conditions from the start. You either support murder of non-humans for the pleasure of humans or you don't.

But they want to take pleasure and virtue signal at the same time. So they adopt these cats and dogs for virtue signalling and showing their "love" while they freely support and pay for the murder and torture of others. Reminds me of slave trading "philanthropists" who would pay others to capture slaves and make profit from them on one hand and then build museums and galleries for the "benefit of humanity" at the other.
 
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