Bhubaneswar, Sept. 24 -- The inquiry committee, constituted by Odisha government, that investigated 1,731 errors in school textbooks for Classes 1 to 8 has found that the process of preparing the books was undermined by repeated overlap in the roles assigned to resource persons, with some of the same people working as writers, reviewers, proofreaders and final subject experts. The inquiry committee report, obtained through an RTI application by activist Pradip Pradhan, also found that the textbook development exercise for 55 books was completed in about four months, leaving subject experts with very little time for final review. The findings come amid a ruckus and repeated adjournments in the Odisha assembly proceedings following the opposi...