<p> Jodhpur: In a provocative remark, Rajasthan's Education Minister Madan Dilawar has said Mughal emperor Akbar was not great but 'a tyrant and rapist'.</p>.<p> Akbar used to get girls from bazaars and rape them, he told reporters at Balotra on Sunday when asked about the changes in school syllabus.</p>.<p> On mandatory organisation of '<em>Surya</em> <em>Namaskar</em>' in Rajasthan schools, he said it is being implemented gradually.</p>.Mughals? Who were they? .<p> "It has begun. In a few days, '<em>Surya</em> <em>Namaskar</em>' will become regular in all the schools," he said.</p>.<p> When asked about transfer of teachers, Dilawar said that exams are going on currently and it would not be appropriate to transfer teachers.</p>.<p> "Once the exams are over, we will begin the process of transfer," he added.</p>
<p> Jodhpur: In a provocative remark, Rajasthan's Education Minister Madan Dilawar has said Mughal emperor Akbar was not great but 'a tyrant and rapist'.</p>.<p> Akbar used to get girls from bazaars and rape them, he told reporters at Balotra on Sunday when asked about the changes in school syllabus.</p>.<p> On mandatory organisation of '<em>Surya</em> <em>Namaskar</em>' in Rajasthan schools, he said it is being implemented gradually.</p>.Mughals? Who were they? .<p> "It has begun. In a few days, '<em>Surya</em> <em>Namaskar</em>' will become regular in all the schools," he said.</p>.<p> When asked about transfer of teachers, Dilawar said that exams are going on currently and it would not be appropriate to transfer teachers.</p>.<p> "Once the exams are over, we will begin the process of transfer," he added.</p>