
Circular on vetting literary works withdrawn following row
The Hindu
A row had broken out after it emerged that the circular dated September 9 required Deputy Directors of Education to scrutinise if the literary work was fit to be published and submit a report.
The State government has withdrawn a controversial circular of the General Education Department that require employees to submit a copy of literary works that they plan to publish for vetting by officials.
A row had broken out after it emerged that the circular dated September 9 required Deputy Directors of Education to scrutinise if the literary work was fit to be published and submit a report.
Only after getting approval could the works be published, the circular had said.

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