Upadhyay stressed that his objection is not directed against the English language or English rhymes in general, but rather the underlying messages they may convey.

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Minister's cultural objection: Yogendra Upadhyay claims two popular English rhymes teach children dishonesty and selfishness, urging their removal from school books. Proposed Indian alternatives: He ...