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    NCERT Textbook Row: Yadav Accuses BJP of 'Circus of Whims'

    Lucknow, February 27 Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav on Friday launched a sharp attack on the BJP over a controversy surrounding the NCERT Class 8 Social Science textbook, and questioned whether the ruling party was running a government or a circus of its whims and fancies.He also...
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    NCERT Textbook Development: A Multi-Stage Review Process

    New Delhi, February 27 A class 8 NCERT textbook, which contained a chapter on "judicial corruption," is at the center of controversy, with the Supreme Court imposing a "complete ban" on the book, saying it contains "offensive" content.Here is an explanation of how NCERT textbooks are prepared...
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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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    Media Highlights Judiciary Concerns in NCERT Textbook Row

    New Delhi, February 26 The Supreme Court on Thursday praised the media for bringing the issue of NCERT's Class 8 social science textbook, which contained "inappropriate" content about corruption in the judiciary, to light, stating that without this, the situation could have become "completely...
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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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    Supreme Court to Examine 'Objectionable' Judicial References in NCERT Book

    New Delhi, February 26 – The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Thursday a suo motu case concerning what it described as “objectionable” references to the judiciary in a Class 8 social science textbook published by NCERT.A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya...
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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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