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    NCERT Asks for Return of Banned Textbook, Social Media Content Deletion

    New Delhi, February 27 The NCERT issued an advisory on Friday, asking anyone who has copies of the banned class 8 textbook, which included a chapter on "judicial corruption," to return them to the council headquarters.In a strongly worded advisory, the National Council of Educational Research...
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    NCERT Book Removed Amidst Court Concerns About Judicial Integrity

    New Delhi, February 26 – The Supreme Court on Thursday imposed a "complete ban" on any further publication, reprint, or digital dissemination of the NCERT's Class 8 social science book, which contains "offensive" content regarding corruption in the judiciary. The court stated that this...
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    NCERT Apologizes, Government to Hold Responsible Parties Accountable

    New Delhi, February 26 Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan expressed his dismay on Thursday over the NCERT introducing a chapter on judicial corruption in its Class 8 textbook, while promising to hold those responsible accountable and take action against them.He also emphasized that...
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    Controversial Textbook Removed Amid Judicial Integrity Concerns

    New Delhi, February 25 The NCERT has removed a Class 8 textbook from its website after facing criticism from the Supreme Court over a chapter discussing judicial corruption, with sources saying the government was not pleased with the inclusion of the controversial topic in the book.The...
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    Controversial Judiciary Chapter Sparks Debate: NCERT Reviews Textbooks

    New Delhi, February 25 The NCERT has removed a Class 8 textbook from its website after facing criticism from the Supreme Court over a chapter discussing judicial corruption, with sources saying the government has not taken kindly to the inclusion of the controversial topic in the book.The...
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    Judiciary Corruption Content in Class 8 Textbook Sparks Government Concern

    New Delhi, February 25 The controversial portions about judicial corruption in NCERT's class 8 textbook could be removed as the government has not taken kindly to the matter, sources said on Wednesday, while the council has pulled the book from its website.A three-judge bench comprising Chief...
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