The Council has also urged that any content related to the chapter, if posted on any social media or digital platforms, be deleted at the earliest possible time ...

NCERT has withdrawn the Class 8 social science textbook Exploring Society: India and Beyond (Part II) and issued a public apology after controversy over the chapter “The Role of Judiciary in our ...

NCERT issues a public apology to the apex court for including 'Corruption in the Judiciary' in the NCERT Class 8 textbooks. Read on to check the complete statement and case backdrop., Education, Times ...

NCERT's new Class 8 Social Science textbook includes a chapter on judicial corruption and systemic challenges in India's court system, highlighting extensive case backlogs and delays.

In a statement issued on Tuesday, the NCERT said, “The National Council of Educational Research and Training [NCERT] has recently published a social science textbook, “Exploring Society: India and ...

PM Narendra Modi questioned the appropriateness of introducing a corruption case involving the judiciary to middle school students and sought clarity on the process..

NCERT has issued the latest version of the Class 8 textbooks detailing the 1947 Partition, Jallianwala Bagh massacre, Direct Action Day, and other major events. Read on to check the differences ...

The Supreme Court banned a Class 8 textbook over "objectionable" content on the judiciary. The chapter cites corruption, case backlogs and shortage of judges as challenges facing the judicial system ...

NCERT reiterated that the objective of the new textbooks is to strengthen constitutional literacy, institutional respect, and ...

The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) recently decided to withdraw a new Class 8 social science textbook titled "Exploring Society: India and Beyond" and publicly apologize ...

The textbook now includes an important note advising readers not to hold present-day individuals or communities accountable for historical events. The note reads, "No one should be blamed today for ...

In a media advisory, NCERT requested that "any individual or organisation, who is in possession of the NCERT textbook ...