The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has provided clarification in response to a viral post featuring a Class 9 textbook discussing dating and relationships. CBSE used its official Twitter account to emphasize that it is not involved in publishing books.
According to the board certain media outlets are incorrectly attributing a book, reported to contain objectionable material on dating and relationships, to CBSE. This claim is entirely baseless and incorrect .
A post recently gained popularity on platform X, featuring content from the Class 9 chapter on dating and relationships. The images from the textbook prompted reactions from numerous users. The content delves into subjects involving relationships and friendships. User @nashpatee shared images from the book on X (previously Twitter), highlighting the modern approach of the Class 9 textbooks. Numerous app users expressed surprised reactions to the inclusion of these chapters, commending CBSE for addressing essential aspects of contemporary relationships. The post even got a response from the well-known dating app Tinder India.
However, the Central Board of Secondary Education has provided a clarification regarding the viral post.
