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The NCERT had withdrawn the Class 8 Social Science textbook, Exploring Society: India and Beyond (Part II), in March ...

The body reiterated that it holds the judiciary in the “highest esteem” and recognises it as the upholder of the Constitution and protector of Fundamental Rights. The inclusion of the disputed ...

The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) on Tuesday issued an unconditional apology and withdrew a Class 8 social science textbook after the Supreme Court objected to a ...

NCERT clears revised Class 8 social science textbook after judiciary chapter controversy, with updated content expected to be ...

New Delhi [India], February 27 (ANI): The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has recalled its Class 8 Social Science textbook, titled 'Exploring Society: India and Beyond', ...

The Supreme Court on Thursday ordered the immediate seizure of physical copies and takedown of digital versions of a controversial Class 8 social science textbook carrying a section on “corruption in ...

In a statement issued on Wednesday evening, NCERT said it has put the book's distribution on "strict hold" and apologised for what it termed an "error of judgement ...

The NCERT on Wednesday apologised for "inappropriate content" after facing the Supreme Court's ire over a chapter talking about judicial corruption in a Class 8 textbook and said the book concerned ...

The NCERT has issued an unconditional public apology to the court regarding the Class 8 Social Science Testbook. The apology has been issued after the Supreme Court heard the suo moto case and ...

NCERT’s new class 8 book flags ‘corruption in judiciary’, ‘massive backlog’ in courts as key challenges. (Image: AI-Generated) The new Social Science textbook for Class 8, released by the National ...

What the disputed chapter described was corruption at all levels of the judiciary and illustrated the enormous backlog, linking it to structural issues such as too few judges, unwieldy procedures, and ...