Authorities in the disputed region of Kashmir are conducting audits of school, college, and public libraries to identify and remove materials deemed 'objectionable' or 'anti-national.' This initiative aims to ensure that educational resources align with national interests. The audits have raised concerns among local communities regarding censorship and the impact on academic freedom.
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India Audits Libraries in Kashmir for Objectionable Material
Indian authorities are auditing libraries in Kashmir to find and remove materials considered 'objectionable' or 'anti-national.' This move has sparked discussions about censorship and its implications for education in the region.
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Why is India vetting books in Kashmir in search of ‘anti-national’ content?
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India Audits Libraries in Kashmir for Objectionable Material