Textbook row: Protest march in Chikkamagaluru The participants marched from S.Koplu to Nidaghatta in Kadur taluk The Hindu · Jul 8, 2022
Textbook row: Protest march at Shravanabelagola Hundreds participate in march and public meting on Tuesday; CM criticised The Hindu · Jul 5, 2022
The revision of school textbooks in Karnataka must cause alarm It is undemocratic, unscientific, and undermines core constitutional values The Hindu · Jul 5, 2022
Karnataka makes 8 tweaks in revised textbooks BENGALURU: Heeding pressure from various quarters, the Karnataka government on Monday ordered eight corrections in textbooks revised by the committee headed by Rohith Chakrathirtha but rejected the demand for their withdrawal. The Times of India · Jun 27, 2022
‘BJP govt. is targeting me because mine is the ideology of secularism and equality’ The head of the earlier textbook revision committee says Minister should resolve the issue through discussions and with a proper methodology The Hindu · Jun 24, 2022
Deve Gowda, Lingayat seer write to Bommai about ‘mistakes’ in textbooks HDD wants old book retained; seer asks for comprehensive changes The Hindu · Jun 21, 2022
Call for State-wide movement against textbook panel History distorted, says Siddaramaiah The Hindu · Jun 15, 2022
Review of II PU history textbook on hold Lesson on Dr. Ambedkar to be re-edited to reinstate his description as ‘architect of Constitution’ The Hindu · Jun 7, 2022
Politics over the printed word Textbook revision is the latest in the series of unfortunate political manoeuvres affecting students The Hindu · Jun 6, 2022
Students take to streets demanding withdrawal of revised textbooks The agitating students aired their angry by raising slogans against textbook revision committee and State govt. The Hindu · Jun 6, 2022
Siddaramaiah writes to CM seeking action against Chakrathirtha ‘It is a mistake that the government appointed persons like him’ The Hindu · Jun 6, 2022
The Hindu · Jun 5, 2022 Veerashaiva Mahasabha demands complete withdrawal of revised textbook It terms the revision of school textbooks by the Rohith Chakrathirtha-headed textbook revision committee as Sangh Parivar’s attempt to distort non-Vedic schools of Indian philosophies
The Hindu · Jun 5, 2022 Members of Iruliga welfare Association complain against Rohith Chakrathirtha Bengaluru
The Times of India · Jun 5, 2022 Most changes we made willstay, says Committee's ex-chief BENGALURU: A day after the state government dissolved the textbook committee he headed and said it would re-examine some of the content the panel had introduced, its chairman Rohith Chakrathirtha told STOI that their work was already over and there's no feeling of being "let down". Excerpts:
The Times of India · Jun 4, 2022 Karnataka: Dissolving committee is an eyewash, restore old books, says activists & writers BENGALURU: Activists, educationists, writers and students, who have been opposing the revised textbooks, on Saturday termed the process of dissolving the Rohith Chakrathirtha Committee an "eyewash" and stuck to to their demand of getting the old textbooks restored.
The Hindu · Jun 4, 2022 Explained | Why are there protests over the school syllabus in Karnataka? What are the major changes in the textbooks? What has been the response to the revisions?
The Hindu · Jun 4, 2022 Confusion galore over new version of textbooks No clarity on whether printed books will be withdrawn and reprinted after making edits, or whether no such exercise will be carried out
The Times of India · Jun 3, 2022 Karnataka govt dissolves textbook panel; to revise chapter on social reformer Basavanna BENGALURU: In an effort to put an end to the ongoing controversy surrounding revised school textbooks, the state on Friday decided to review and remove objectionable points about 12th century social reformer Basavanna in the revised textbooks besides dissolving the Rohith Chakrathirtha-headed textbook revision panel.
The Times of India · Jun 2, 2022 Karnataka: Feminism tweets land textbook review panel chief in fresh soup BENGALURU : The controversy surrounding revision of state syllabus textbooks for the current academic year took a new turn with senior Kannada litterateur SL Bhyrappa stating on Thursday that “the truth, and not ideology, should be part of textbooks”.