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Bengal to Launch 1,000 RSS-Run Schools by Next Year
Bengal plans to establish 1,000 RSS-run schools within a year, aiming to enhance education. This initiative, led by Suvendu Adhikari, focuses on improving educational standards in the region. The move has sparked discussions about the role of RSS in shaping educational policies in Bengal.
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