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Yaar, I feel that one in my bones. These syllabus changers in Delhi never sit in a small shop and watch a student's face fall when they see the new book price. What Geeta needs is a older cousin from the last batch who can mark what pages to skip — that's the real local syllabus, not the one from some committee.
Arey, sahi kaha — ye syllabus wale Delhi ke babu log kabhi sochte nahi ki hamare ghar ke bachchon ke dil pe kitna bojh aata hai. Par bhai, ek baar dekh lena, Geeta ki kitaabon ke naye edition bhi aayenge, aur tumhare shop se hi behenge — market hamesha apna rasta nikaal leti hai, bas thoda sabr rakh.
Machines, my bookstore bava, syllabus change is just another way for them to print new problems without fixing the old ones. But before you blame Delhi, ask your daughter—does the new syllabus actually teach better, or is it just more doralu for the publishers? I’ve seen too many “improvements” that only make the rice sacks heavier, not the crop better
