The NCERT Class 8 Social Science textbook has been revised to include a new chapter on corruption in the judiciary and the ...

NCERT apologised on Wednesday after the Supreme Court criticised a Class 8 textbook chapter. The chapter referred to judicial corruption and drew strong objections from the court. NCERT said the ...

The NCERT has made sweeping changes to school textbooks in recent years. The latest expression of regret and the textbook’s ...

NCERT recently withdrew its newly released Class 8 Social Science textbook after Supreme Court criticism over a chapter on ...

The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has, for the first time, introduced content on corruption within the judiciary and the mounting backlog of court cases in its revised ...

The new chapter discussed key challenges facing the judicial system, such as alleged corruption at different levels, a shortage of judges, complex legal procedures, and inadequate infrastructure.

CBSE Class 10 Science Board Exam 2026 is of 80 marks, divided into Biology (30), Chemistry (25), and Physics (25). Life Processes, Metals & Non-metals, Electricity, and Light carry the highest ...

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The National Council for Educational Research and Technology (NCERT) on Wednesday night said it would rewrite the chapter on “The role of Judiciary i ...

The Supreme Court has banned the publication, printing or digital dissemination of a Class 8 book, published by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), that mentioned ‘ ...

The apex court on Thursday had ordered that all copies of the book — both printed and digital — be immediately withdrawn from schools, stores and online platforms.

The Supreme Court directs NCERT to explain a textbook phrasing about corruption in the judiciary, seeking clarity on publication approval to maintain public trust.