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NCERT Withdrawing Transgender Children Report Due To "Pressure Tactics" Unfortunate : Madras High Court
"The report of an expert body after a detailed study cannot be dumped just because a handful of persons are opposed to this very idea of recognising persons belonging to the Community".
References to Gujarat riots, Cold War dropped from NCERT books
The NCERT dropped references to the 2002 Gujarat riots, Cold War and Mughal courts from a Class 12 textbook, industrial revolution from a Class 11 textbook and some Dalit writers from a Class 7 textbook as part of a new rationalised syllabi for the current academic session
Not the cold war!
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@RitikaChopra__: Modi govt has carried out the most SWEEPING changes (yet) in school textbooks 📚 since it came to power in 2014! Starting today, @IndianExpress will take you through the GLARING deletions in NCERT's ...…
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Express Investigation — Part 1: From Emergency to Gujarat riots, lessons of past deleted from textbooks of future
Express matched NCERT’s revisions with content in 21 history, political science and sociology textbooks for Classes 6 to 12 — found sweeping changes
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Was helping solve some questions on environment for nephew in 6th std. It was some hot mess, with none of the answers pertaining to the book itself.
diksha: NCERT starts DIKSHA security audit after data breach reports - The Economic Times
Diksha is a national platform for school education developed by Bengaluru-based EkStep Foundation. It is an initiative of the NCERT under the aegis of the Ministry of Education. As per its website, Diksha has almost 167 million enrolments.
Purged from NCERT Textbooks: Hindu extremists’ dislike for Gandhi, RSS ban after assassination
When The Indian Express asked why changes pertaining to Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination did not make it to NCERT’s official document released in June 2022, but directly introduced in the reprinted textbooks, NCERT director DS Saklani insisted “there is nothing new” this time.
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Maulana Azad reference omitted in NCERT textbook
These are the latest in a spate of controversial deletions from new NCERT textbooks as part of the process of rationalising the syllabus
