On the eve of the Great War of Liberation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's historic March 7 speech rejected the proposal of the textbook to show it The National Curriculum Committee (NCC). At the same time, it has decided to cut the full speech in a short form and keep it in the textbook.
On Monday (August 18), the National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB) office in the capital's Motijheel will hold a meeting regarding the approval of the sixth to twelfth class of the 2026 academic year.
It is known that the meeting was held by the members of the National Curriculum Committee and it was proposed to drop the historic speech of Bangabandhu on March 7 from the NCTB textbook.
However, the present education Several officials of the administration took a stand against the March 7 speech and gave an opinion in favor of shortening the speech.
On the other hand, in the article ‘Our New Gaurab Gantha’ written in the July movement Nit, a member of the 24th accused of the 24th mass uprising, they accused Sheikh Hasina of the sketch of the history of brutal genocide.
Two officials who participated in the meeting did not disclose their names and said that some officials including Professor Rabiul Kabir Cheudhuri, who is in the routine of the meeting of NCTB's Checherman and Professor Mohammad Azam, who were in the textbook of the 7th March, advised to keep the speech in the textbook as part of history.
They also said that the poison was strongly opposed by another side of the education administration, but the poison was a loud voice between the two parties, but finally the policy decision to keep the March 7 speech in the eighth and 12th class books is a short form.
When asked about the issue, NCTB's Chetnerman (additional duty) Professor Rabiul Kabir Cheudhuri said at around 10 pm on Monday, ‘Bangabandhu had a March 7 speech in the middle of the 8th class textbook of the secondary school. It has been decided to keep it in a short form. The same will be the case with the case of the 11th class book. The advisor will brief the media.
