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    NCERT Apologizes, Launches Review of Controversial Textbook

    New Delhi, February 26 Following the criticism from the Supreme Court, the NCERT is investigating the process used to create the textbooks that led to the inclusion of a chapter on "judicial corruption," sources said.The Council is also identifying the individuals responsible for the inclusion...
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    SC Bar President Criticizes NCERT Textbook on Judicial Corruption

    Mumbai, February 26 – Advocate and President of the Supreme Court Bar Association of India, Vikas Singh, criticized the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) on Thursday for including a chapter on judicial corruption in its textbook, calling the move "unfortunate." He...
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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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    Historical Revisionism and Regional Sentiment: Fadnavis on Shivaji and Tipu Sultan

    Mumbai, February 26 – Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, in a scathing response on Thursday, addressed the controversy surrounding Tipu Sultan, asserting that years of "misleading history" have misled the nation.His remarks came in response to statements made by Congress Maharashtra...
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    Supreme Court Bans NCERT Textbook Over Judicial Criticism

    New Delhi, February 26 The Congress said on Thursday that the Supreme Court is rightly concerned about critical references to the judiciary in NCERT textbooks, and claimed that the rewriting of such books over the past decade has been an RSS-driven exercise full of "deception and malice".The...
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    Court Scrutinizes NCERT Textbook for References to Judiciary Corruption

    New Delhi, February 26 – The Supreme Court has registered a suo motu (on its own motion) case over references to "corruption within the judiciary" in a newly introduced Class 8 Social Science textbook published by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT).According to...
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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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