Mughal Empire‬, ‪Maharashtra‬, ‪Akbar‬, ‪Maratha Empire‬, ‪Taj Mahal‬, ‪Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj‬, ‪Bofors scandal‬‬

Maharashtra, emphasizing only Maratha history

It emphasizes emphasis on the Maratha empire established by Shivaji Maharaj.

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  Something like this was the court of the Mughals.
  Mumbai. The Maharashtra State Education Board has started disappearing from the textbook of the Mughals. Revised history has been published in the new book of VII and Ninth Class. In this, emphasizing the importance of the Maratha empire established by Shivaji Maharaj, the name of the Mughal rule, the names of the rulers has been mentioned. Akbar's mention in just three lines ...

  - The history of 9th century to 18th century has been consolidated in the seventh class book. In this Akbar's reign has been reduced to just three lines. 
  - It reads, 'Akbar was the most powerful king of the Musal dynasty. When he tried to bring India under a central authority, he 
  had to face strong opposition . Maharana Pratap, Chand Bibi and Rani Durgavati fought against him. His struggle is remarkable. ' 
  - Modified monuments such as Taj Mahal, Qutub Minar and Red Fort have not been mentioned by the Mughals in the slabs. 
  - That too has also been removed from the part of the great rulers like the first female Mughal ruler Razia Sultana, Muhammad bin Tughlaq and Sher Shah Suri. 
  In the revised books for the ninth class, the Bofors scandal and the 1975-1977 Emergency have been mentioned.

  Before Akbar was Bakhan
  - let us know that in earlier books, Akbar was shown as a generous and tolerant ruler who was the patron of education and art. 
  - He was shown as a ruler who ended Judge tax, banned Sati practice and allowed the widows to get married again. 
  He was also founder of religion like Din-i-Elahi.

  The Education Committee called it the need of the hour
  - Sadanand More, a member of the History Committee, told that, "The change in history books is not political,