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A Maharashtra School Had A Question About Virat Kohli's Girlfriend In An Exam

Nothing out of syllabus as such.
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Fans of Bollywood will be aware of Indian batsman Virat Kohli's relationship with Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma.

They will also know how the two met -- on the sets of a shampoo brand they jointly endorse.

This, evidently, was thought of as crucial academic information by a school in Bhiwandi, a suburb in central Mumbai that falls in the Thane district.

No, this isn't a joke. Marks depended upon this answer.

Chacha Nehru High School in Bhiwandi asked their students who Virat Kohli's girlfriend was and to make the seemingly tough UPSC-level question simpler, provided three alternatives: Anushka, Priyanka, Deepika.

Here, have a look.

#shocking Who is Virat Kohli's girlfriend?priyanka,Deepika,Anushka?Bhiwandi school asks in PT exam @TawdeVinod@imVkohli@AnushkaSharmapic.twitter.com/QUJcnP7k9L

β€” Dipali R. Jagtap (@jdipali) October 17, 2016

Well, people weren't amused.

@imVkohli@AnushkaSharma Bhivandi k school me PT exams ka question who is girlfriend of virat kohli. Kya ho gaya hai questions ka level.πŸ˜‘ pic.twitter.com/38bf0cPqXd

β€” Pushpendra Kumar (@pushpen5784) October 17, 2016

#shocking Who is Virat Kohli's girlfriend?priyanka,Deepika,Anushka?Bhiwandi school asks in PT exam @TawdeVinod@imVkohli@AnushkaSharmapic.twitter.com/QUJcnP7k9L

β€” Dipali R. Jagtap (@jdipali) October 17, 2016

so #CurrentAffairs is an academic subject now where they teach invading someone's privacy. #OutOfSyllabus? really?https://t.co/sr8m6ZgkDR

β€” Anurag Chaurasia (@chaurasiaanurag) October 17, 2016

All we can say is: thank God students were spared questions on Ranbir Kapoor's love life.

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