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  • NCERT launches modules on 'Swadeshi' from 1905 movement to PM's call for self-reliance

    PM Modi had termed 'self-reliant Bharat' as the bedrock of a developed India in his Independence Day speech from the ramparts of the Red Fort this year

  • New NCERT modules on partition blame Congress, say it 'accepted plans’; party reacts

    New NCERT modules on partition blame Congress, say it 'accepted plans’; party reacts

    Concluding on a cautionary note, the modules say: “Shortsightedness in rulers can become a national catastrophe. Giving concessions to violence to gain peace results in whetting the appetite of violence-prone groups.”

  • Kerala minister criticises NCERT's decision to use Hindi titles for English textbooks

    Kerala minister criticises NCERT's decision to use Hindi titles for English textbooks

    He argued that replacing long-standing English titles, which foster sensitivity and understanding among students, with Hindi titles such as 'Mridangam' and 'Santoor' is inappropriate.

  • India had its own prime meridian passing through Ujjain: New NCERT textbook

    India had its own prime meridian passing through Ujjain: New NCERT textbook

    No mention of caste-based discrimination, tweaks in references to B R Ambedkar's experience about the discrimination, referring to the Harappan civilisation as "Sindhu-Sarasvati" are also among the changes in the textbook developed according to a new curriculum.

  • Development of Class-6 textbooks in final phase, to be available soon: Education ministry

    Development of Class-6 textbooks in final phase, to be available soon: Education ministry

    The National Council for Educational Research and Training (NCERT) had earlier announced that new textbooks for Classes 3 and 6 will be introduced from the 2024-25 academic session.

  • Yogendra Yadav, Suhas Palshikar slam NCERT for retaining their names in revised textbooks

    Yogendra Yadav, Suhas Palshikar slam NCERT for retaining their names in revised textbooks

    When Yadav and Palshikar initially disassociated themselves from the textbook, NCERT emphasised its right to make changes based on copyright ownership, asserting that the textbooks are a collective effort and the withdrawal of association by any one member is not feasible

  • 'No attempts to saffronise...': NCERT clarifies textbook tweaks on Ayodhya coverage

    'No attempts to saffronise...': NCERT clarifies textbook tweaks on Ayodhya coverage

    NCERT Director Saklani remarked that hatred and violence are not subjects of teaching in school, and shouldn't be the focus of textbooks.

  • NCERT books tweaks: References to Babri Masjid, Gujarat riots, Hindutva dropped

    NCERT books tweaks: References to Babri Masjid, Gujarat riots, Hindutva dropped

    Reference to the abrogation of Article 370, replacing the term "Azad Pakistan" with Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (POJK), and revising a paragraph defining the Left as those who prefers "state regulation over free competition" are also among the changes.

  • NCPCR sends notice to NCERT, UNICEF over Bihar madrassa curriculum

    NCPCR sends notice to NCERT, UNICEF over Bihar madrassa curriculum

    The inquiry by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) was prompted by the response of the Bihar chief secretary to its summons in connection with queries related to mapped and unmapped madrassas in the state.

  • NCERT does not differentiate between 'India' and 'Bharat': MoS Education tells Rajya Sabha

    NCERT does not differentiate between 'India' and 'Bharat': MoS Education tells Rajya Sabha

    This information was shared by Union Minister of State for Education Annapurna Devi in a written reply to a question asked by CPI(M) member Elamaram Kareem in the Rajya Sabha regarding an NCERT panel's recommendation to replace the country's name "India" with "Bharat" in school textbooks.

  • Ramayana, Mahabharata should be included in social sciences curriculum: NCERT panel

    Ramayana, Mahabharata should be included in social sciences curriculum: NCERT panel

    The NCERT is revising the school curriculum in line with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.

  • 'Bharat' makes way for 'India' in railway ministry's proposal to cabinet

    'Bharat' makes way for 'India' in railway ministry's proposal to cabinet

    The move comes within days of a National Council of Educational Research and Training moving a proposal to replace “India” with “Bharat” in all school textbook

  • Bharat to replace India in school textbooks? NCERT says 'premature to comment'

    Bharat to replace India in school textbooks? NCERT says 'premature to comment'

    According to the media reports, the panel has suggested replacing the name 'India' with 'Bharat' in the textbooks and introducing 'classical history' instead of 'ancient history' in the curriculum.

  • NCERT panel's recommendation on replacing 'India' with 'Bharat' wrong: Karnataka Cong chief Shivakumar

    NCERT panel's recommendation on replacing 'India' with 'Bharat' wrong: Karnataka Cong chief Shivakumar

    According to committee chairperson C I Isaac, the panel has suggested replacing the name "India" with "Bharat" in the textbooks, introducing "classical history", instead of "ancient history", in the curriculum and including the Indian Knowledge System (IKS) in the syllabus for all subjects.

  • Education body CABE being remodelled, older version really broad, says Dharmendra Pradhan

    Education body CABE being remodelled, older version really broad, says Dharmendra Pradhan

    Pradhan said at a time when a paradigm shift is being undertaken by implementing the new education policy, CABE also needs to be remodelled as demands of today's education system are different.

  • Will students have to appear for board exams twice a year? What the new curriculum framework says

    Will students have to appear for board exams twice a year? What the new curriculum framework says

    Students of classes 11 and 12 can retain the better of the two scores; will have to study two languages, one being Indian.

  • Academicians welcome introduction of long-awaited National Research Foundation Bill

    Academicians welcome introduction of long-awaited National Research Foundation Bill

    On June 28, 2023, the govt gave the nod to a plan to set up National Research Foundation (NRF) as an apex body to promote, fund, and mentor scientific research in higher education institutions. While government representatives hail the move, others point out issues that may crop up during its implementation.

  • NCERT should have adopted an evidence-based approach: Expert group member Sridhar Rajagopalan

    NCERT should have adopted an evidence-based approach: Expert group member Sridhar Rajagopalan

    The body in April this year dropped several chapters including some on the Mughal Empire from Class 12 history textbooks. Rajagopalan, a member of NCERT's National Expert Group on Assessment of Elementary Education, tells Moneycontrol that presenting a rational reasoning could have avoided the political controversy.

  • NCERT fully justified in carrying out rationalisation of its textbooks' contents: UGC chief

    NCERT fully justified in carrying out rationalisation of its textbooks' contents: UGC chief

    His remarks come a day after a group of academicians, who were part of the textbook development committees of the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), wrote to the council demanding their names be dropped from books as their ”collective effort is in jeopardy”.

  • 'Embarrassed': Suhas Palshikar, Yogendra Yadav ask NCERT to drop their names as advisors

    'Embarrassed': Suhas Palshikar, Yogendra Yadav ask NCERT to drop their names as advisors

    Palshikar, an academician and political scientist, and Yadav, political scientist and Swaraj India leader, were chief advisors for the Political Science books for classes 9 to 12 originally published in 2006-07 based on the 2005 version of the National Curriculum Framework (NCF).

  • NCERT drops chapters on democracy, periodic table from class 10 textbooks

    NCERT drops chapters on democracy, periodic table from class 10 textbooks

    In the science textbook, the chapters on Periodic Classification of Elements, Sources of Energy, and Sustainable Management of Natural Resources have been removed.

  • NCERT drops references to Khalistan demand from class 12 political science textbook

    NCERT drops references to Khalistan demand from class 12 political science textbook

    The SGPC had last month alleged that the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) misrepresented historical details about Sikhs in its Class 12 political science textbook.

  • Shashi Tharoor lauds Kerala's attempt to teach students about 2002 Gujarat riots, Mughals

    Shashi Tharoor lauds Kerala's attempt to teach students about 2002 Gujarat riots, Mughals

    The Kerala state council of education also wants to prepare and distribute textbooks with details of Mahatma Gandhi's assassination.

  • UGC, AICTE, NCERT must come together to create framework for mapping future skills: Dharmendra Pradhan

    UGC, AICTE, NCERT must come together to create framework for mapping future skills: Dharmendra Pradhan

    The minister also said ”we need to de-link degrees from competency and envision a future where competency would prevail”.

  • IITs to adopt national credit accumulation and transfer framework

    IITs to adopt national credit accumulation and transfer framework

    NCrF is a comprehensive credit framework encompassing elementary, school, higher and vocational education and training.

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