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Gujarat students to respond with 'Jai Hind', 'Jai Bharat' during roll call to 'foster patriotism'

  •   Tue, Jan 01 2019 08:35:00 AM

Ahmedabad, Jan 1 (PTI): Students of Gujarat schools will answer roll calls with 'Jai Hind' or 'Jai Bharat' instead of the current 'yes sir' and 'present sir' from January 1 in order to foster patriotism, a notification issued on Monday stated.

The notification, issued by the Directorate of Primary Education and Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB), lays down that students of Class 1-12 in government, grant-in-aid and self-financed schools will have to respond to the attendance call with "Jai Hind" or "Jai Bharat," starting January 1.

The objective of the new practice is to "foster patriotism among students right from childhood," it said.

As per the notification, the decision was taken by the state Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama in a review meeting held Monday.

Copies of the notification were sent to the district education officials with instructions to implement it from January 1.
  

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  • MAHESH, MANGALORE

    Tue, Jan 01 2019

    IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SHOW PATRIOTISM GO AND STAY IN SIACHIN WITH OUR JAWANS FOR ONE NIGHT.............

    JUST MAKING WITH THESE TYPE OF FAKE SHOWS DOESNT MAKES YOUR A TRUE PATRIOT.

    FOLLOWING THE CONSTITUION PERFECTLY IS TRUE PATRIOTISM.

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 01 2019

    All Aandha Bhaktas. Don't know the meaning of 'yes sir'. Actually they must respond as'HAJIR HOON' That is roll call.. The charm of India has diminishing after 2014 . Any how every thing will be set right from 2019.

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