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Letters to The Editor — June 19, 2023

Ravichandran Ashwin

Political battleground

It is unfortunate that textbooks have now become the new political battlegrounds, with political parties influencing what young minds should study (‘South’ page, “Karnataka govt. orders textbook revision with 18 changes”, June 18). Today’s student is tomorrow’s leader. Our political leaders must note that books and pens must be used to change the world for the better and not used to cross swords, with students as victims.

T.S. Karthik,

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