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'A for Apple' Is Wrong: Aniruddhacharya Advocates 'A for Amrood' In Fresh Video
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A fresh video of spiritual storyteller Aniruddhacharya has surfaced online, in which he argues that teaching children "A for Apple" is incorrect and says it should instead be "A for Amrood" (guava).
In the video, Aniruddhacharya explains that the alphabet lesson should reflect fruits native to India rather than foreign ones.
Just as apples grow along roadsides in America, guavas can be grown almost anywhere in India.
He further argues that replacing "Apple" with "Amrood" would contribute to India's development.
Today, thousands of kilograms of apples are imported into India from America because we grew up learning 'A for Apple'.