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New Session, Old Textbooks: Fresh books elude Kashmir government schools

New Session, Old Textbooks: Fresh books elude Kashmir government schools

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    Srinagar, Nov 6: The new academic session has begun in schools across Kashmir, but thousands of students in government schools are yet to receive fresh textbooks, forcing the School Education Department (SED) to depend on used books from previous academic sessions to keep classroom activities…

    — Greater Kashmir

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Srinagar, Nov 6: The new academic session has begun in schools across Kashmir, but thousands of students in government schools are yet to receive fresh textbooks, forcing the School Education Department (SED) to depend on used books from previous academic sessions to keep classroom activities…

Coverage arrived over 44 hours — first from The Morung Express, latest from The Hindu.

✓ High Corroboration ⚡ Cross-Spectrum Consensus 4 news outlets reporting

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Left / Center-Left 1 (25%)
Center 3 (75%)
Center-Right / Right 0 (0%)

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New Session, Old Textbooks: Fresh books elude Kashmir government schools

Srinagar, Nov 6: The new academic session has begun in schools across Kashmir, but thousands of students in government schools are yet to receive fresh textbooks, forcing the School Education Department (SED) to depend on used books from previous academic sessions to keep classroom activities…

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