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A day after a page from a book purportedly for nurses went viral, the Indian Nursing Council, or INC, issued a clarification. The viral image contained an excerpt purportedly from the book, 'Textbook of Sociology for Nurses', by TK Indrani. The book cover said that its content was as per "INC Syllabus".
Social media users claimed that on Page 122, the book spoke about the "merits of dowry". One of the most questionable passages said, "Ugly looking girls can be married off with attractive dowry with well or ugly looking boys." Among the other "merits", were claims that dowry is helpful in "establishing new households", the "girl receives a share of the parental property", and parents educating girls because of the burden of dowry.
Reacting to the viral news, the Indian Nursing Council said, "It has been brought to the notice of the Indian Nursing Council that some authors of Sociology for Nurses are quoting INC syllabus to publish substandard content in textbooks. INC strongly condemns any derogatory content which is against the prevailing law of the land. It is clarified that INC only prescribes syllabus for various nursing programmes which is placed on its website." The INC also clarified that it does not endorse any author or publication.

After 'dowry merits for ugly girls' book text goes viral, Indian Nursing Council reacts

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 A day after a page from a book purportedly for nurses went viral, the Indian Nursing Council, or INC, issued a clarification. The viral image contained an excerpt purportedly from the book, 'Textbook of Sociology for Nurses', by TK Indrani. The book cover said that its content was as per "INC Syllabus".
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 Social media users claimed that on Page 122, the book spoke about the "merits of dowry".
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 One of the most questionable passages said, "Ugly looking girls can be married off with attractive dowry with well or ugly looking boys." Among the other "merits", were the following points.
Dowry is helpful in establishing new household, the girl receives a share of the parental property, and parents educating girls because of the burden of dowry.
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 Reacting to the viral news, the Indian Nursing Council said, "It has been brought to the notice of the Indian Nursing Council that some authors of Sociology for Nurses are quoting INC syllabus to publish substandard content in textbooks. INC strongly condemns any derogatory content which is against the prevailing law of the land. It is clarified that INC only prescribes syllabus for various nursing programmes which is placed on its website."
The INC also clarified that it does not endorse any author or publication.
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CAPTIONS Controversy over textbook for nurses Indian Nursing Council reacted to row Book allegedly had section on 'dowry merits' INC condemned 'derogatory content'
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<div>The viral image contained an excerpt purportedly from the book, 'Textbook of Sociology for Nurses', by TK Indrani.</div>

A day after a page from a book purportedly for nurses went viral, the Indian Nursing Council, or INC, issued a clarification.&nbsp;The viral image contained an excerpt purportedly from the book, 'Textbook of Sociology for Nurses', by TK Indrani.&nbsp;The book cover said that its content was as per "INC Syllabus".
Social media users claimed that on Page 122, the book spoke about the "merits of dowry".&nbsp;One of the most questionable passages said, "Ugly looking girls can be married off with attractive dowry with well or ugly looking boys."&nbsp;Among the other "merits", were claims that dowry is helpful in "establishing new households", the "girl receives a share of the parental property", and parents educating girls because of the burden of dowry.
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Reacting to the viral news, the Indian Nursing Council said, "It has been brought to the notice of the Indian Nursing Council that some authors of Sociology for Nurses are quoting INC syllabus to publish substandard content in textbooks. INC strongly condemns any derogatory content which is against the prevailing law of the land. It is clarified that INC only prescribes syllabus for various nursing programmes which is placed on its website."&nbsp;The INC also clarified that it does not endorse any author or publication.

&nbsp;Kerala Governor Arif Mohammad Khan has a plan to wipe out the practice of dowry in the southern state which has the highest&nbsp;literacy&nbsp;rate in India.&nbsp;&nbsp;Governor Arif Mohammad Khan, who shared his plan with the vice chancellors of various universities in the state, believes that&nbsp;students should be asked to sign a bond, at the time of admission into colleges and before receiving their degrees, stating that they will not engage in the practice of dowry.&nbsp;&nbsp;Coming out of the meeting with the VCs, Khan said universities cannot and should not allow dear degrees to be used as a license to increase the price of a bridegroom in the marriage market.&nbsp;&nbsp;Asserting that such a bond won&rsquo;t be extra-judicial as dowry is a punishable offence, Khan believes parents of the students&nbsp;must also&nbsp;sign a bond at the time of admission stating that they will not accept or give dowry.&nbsp;He said the&nbsp;provision&nbsp;could also be applied for appointments to posts in universities.&nbsp;Khan indicated that Chief Minister&nbsp;Pinarayi&nbsp;Vijayan was enthusiastic about the proposed move.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Kerala Governor has a plan to wipe out dowry culture, says CM Vijayan likes it

Asserting that such a bond won&rsquo;t be extra-judicial as dowry is a punishable offence, Khan believes parents of the students&nbsp;must also&nbsp;sign a bond at the time of admission stating that they will not accept or give dowry.&nbsp;

Governor Arif Mohammad Khan, who shared his plan with the vice chancellors of various universities in the state, believes that&nbsp;students should be asked to sign a bond

&nbsp; Kerala Governor Arif Mohammad Khan has a plan to wipe out the practice of dowry in the southern state which has the highest&nbsp;literacy&nbsp;rate in India.&nbsp;&nbsp; Governor Arif Mohammad Khan, who shared his plan with the vice chancellors of various universities in the state, believes that&nbsp;students should be asked to sign a bond, at the time of admission into colleges and before receiving their degrees, stating that they will not engage in the practice of dowry.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/kerala-woman-found-dead-after-she-sent-whatsapp-messages-on-dowry-torture-1624522278628">Kerala woman found dead after she sent WhatsApp messages on 'dowry torture'&nbsp;</a> Coming out of the meeting with the VCs, Khan said universities cannot and should not allow dear degrees to be used as a license to increase the price of a bridegroom in the marriage market.&nbsp; &nbsp; Asserting that such a bond won&rsquo;t be extra-judicial as dowry is a punishable offence, Khan believes parents of the students&nbsp;must also&nbsp;sign a bond at the time of admission stating that they will not accept or give dowry.&nbsp;He said the&nbsp;provision&nbsp;could also be applied for appointments to posts in universities.&nbsp; Khan indicated that Chief Minister&nbsp;Pinarayi&nbsp;Vijayan was enthusiastic about the proposed move.&nbsp; &nbsp;

The tragic &lsquo;dowry related&rsquo; death of a Kerala woman has wounded the collective conscience of the state with the Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan condemning the "barbaric system".
24-year-old woman Vismaya Nair, an Ayurveda medicine student who had sent WhatsApp messages to her family sharing photos of alleged torture over dowry, was found dead at her husband's home on Monday. In her messages she had alleged she was dragged by her hair and stamped on her face by her husband Kiran Kumar.
Vismaya's father claims that Kumar was pressuring the family to gift him with cash instead of the SUV they bought for him
Kiran Kumar has been suspended from his government job and has been taken into custody, Kerala Police chief informed.

Kerala woman found dead after she sent WhatsApp messages on 'dowry torture'

Kerala woman found dead after she sent WhatsApp messages on "dowry torture' 

Dowry related death of a 24-year-old woman shocks Kerala
Vismaya Nair found dead in her husband&nbsp;Kiran Kumar's&nbsp;home
Nair died after sending&nbsp;sharing photos of alleged torture over dowry
Nair sent WhatsApp messages to her family sharing photos
Alleged was dragged by her hair &amp; stamped on her face
The husband was allegedly&nbsp;demanding cash instead of the 'gifted'&nbsp;SUV
CM Pinarayi&nbsp;Vijayan&nbsp;condemned the barbaric dowry system
Kiran Kumar&nbsp;arrested, suspended from his&nbsp;government job
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The tragic &lsquo;dowry related&rsquo; death of a Kerala woman has wounded the collective conscience of the state with the Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan condemning the "barbaric system".
24-year-old woman Vismaya Nair, an Ayurveda medicine student who had sent WhatsApp messages to her family sharing photos of alleged torture over dowry, was found dead at her husband's home on Monday. In her messages she had alleged she was dragged by her hair and stamped on her face by her husband Kiran Kumar.
Vismaya's father claims that Kumar was pressuring the family to gift him with cash instead of the SUV they bought for him
Kiran Kumar has been suspended from his government job and has been taken into custody, Kerala Police chief informed.

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