Schools in West Bengal Must Sing Vande Mataram
Introduction
The government of West Bengal says all state schools must sing the song 'Vande Mataram' every morning.
Main Body
Students must sing this song before classes start. The government wants to make sure all schools do this. Some schools might use videos to show they follow the rule. The new leaders love this song. They say it is important for the country. The old leaders liked a different song about the local land and water. Some teachers and experts are worried. They say some parts of the song talk about religion. They think this is not right for a secular school. Teachers also need to know when to sing the national anthem.
Conclusion
The government now requires this song in schools to follow national rules.
Learning
β‘ The 'Must' Rule
In this story, we see a word that is very strong: must.
When you want to say something is a rule (100% necessary), use must + action.
- Schools must sing...
- Students must sing...
How to use it: I must study β (It is a rule/necessity) You must go β (It is a command)
π Now vs. Then
Look at how the text describes people:
- New leaders love this song (Present/Now)
- Old leaders liked a different song (Past/Then)
Pattern: Love (Now) Liked (Past)
If it happened yesterday, just add -ed to the end of the action word!