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Saying Only Preamble Reflects Constitution Is Flawed: Official Amid Row
The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has responded to the recent controversy surrounding the alleged removal of the Preamble from its textbooks, stating that the claims are unfounded.
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"Textbooks Should Not Have Propaganda": Kerala Minister On NCERT Row
Kerala General Education Minister V Sivankutty on Tuesday criticised the recent controversial modifications made in school textbooks by the NCERT and said textbooks should not contain narrow ideological positions or propaganda of any movement.
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India's Children Must Know Truth About Babri Masjid Demolition: A Owaisi On NCERT Row
The All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen or AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi today said that India's children should know that the Supreme Court called the demolition of Babri Masjid an "egregious criminal act."
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"Why Teach About Riots": NCERT Chief Amid Row Over Babri Omission In Books
Hatred and violence are not subjects of education and school textbooks should not focus on them, the chief of the country's top education body NCERT has said amid a row over the latest tweaks in its books.
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NCERT Does Not Differentiate Between 'India' And 'Bharat', Rajya Sabha Told
The NCERT does not differentiate between India and Bharat and duly acknowledges the spirit as enshrined in the Constitution that recognises both, according to the Union Education Ministry.
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"Something New Is Essential": NCERT Panel Chief On "Bharat-India" Row
The political row over proposal to refer to India as "Bharat" in NCERT textbooks snowballing, the man behind the proposal told NDTV today that it was only meant for students of CBSE and in classrooms.
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"What If INDIA Bloc Renamed Itself Bharat?" Lalu Yadav Party MP Jabs BJP
RJD MP Manoj Jha on Wednesday said the BJP-led Centre is in "panic" since opposition parties have named their grouping INDIA, as a high-level NCERT committee has recommended replacing "India" with "Bharat" in the school textbooks for all classes.
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No Merit In "Hue And Cry": University Panel Chief On NCERT Textbook Row
The chairman of the University Grants Commission (UGC) Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar came out in support of the latest textbooks rationalisation by the NCERT.
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"Arrogant": 73 Academicians Slam Name Withdrawals Over NCERT Textbook Row
As many as 73 academicians, including vice chancellors of central universities, NIT directors and IIM chairpersons, on Thursday termed the withdrawal of names over the NCERT textbook row a "spectacle" by some "arrogant and self-interested" people.
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Collective Effort In Jeopardy, Drop Our Names: 33 Academicians To NCERT
Days after Yogendra Yadav and Suhas Palshikar wrote to the NCERT, asking their names to be dropped from textbooks, 33 academicians, part of the Textbook Development Committee, have written to the council too.
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"False Narrative": Government On Row Over Revised CBSE Course
Union Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank has hit back at critics who alleged a conspiracy in reducing the syllabus of the Central Board of Secondary Education or CBSE amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Textbook Case Of Not Ok, Says Prakash Javadekar About "36-24-36" Advice
A day after a textbook on physical education sparked a row for its sexist content, the Human Resource Development Ministry (HRD) is considering filing an FIR against its publisher. The Class 12 textbook suggested feminine proportions of 36-24-36 as being ideal. The CBSE has clarified that the book, Health and Physical Education', wasn't prescribed ...
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Cartoon Controversy: Thorat Committee recommendations junked?
The debate over the cartoons in National Council Of Educational Research And Training (NCERT) textbooks is far from over. The academic year is already underway but schools will have to wait at least till the end of this month to get their political science textbooks in hand.
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Delete cartoons against politicians and babus from NCERT textbooks: Review panel
A panel constituted by the government to review NCERT textbooks for Political and Social Science has recommended that cartoons that show politicians and bureaucrats in an "'incorrect way" be deleted.
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After Vaiko, Karunanidhi protests against cartoon in textbooks
Just as the Ambedkar cartoon row was fading, a toon on the anti-Hindi agitation in Tamil Nadu in the 60s in a NCERT class XII textbook has kicked up another controversy in the state with key UPA ally DMK demanding its removal and other parties joining the chorus
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Saying Only Preamble Reflects Constitution Is Flawed: Official Amid Row
The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has responded to the recent controversy surrounding the alleged removal of the Preamble from its textbooks, stating that the claims are unfounded.
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"Textbooks Should Not Have Propaganda": Kerala Minister On NCERT Row
Kerala General Education Minister V Sivankutty on Tuesday criticised the recent controversial modifications made in school textbooks by the NCERT and said textbooks should not contain narrow ideological positions or propaganda of any movement.
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India's Children Must Know Truth About Babri Masjid Demolition: A Owaisi On NCERT Row
The All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen or AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi today said that India's children should know that the Supreme Court called the demolition of Babri Masjid an "egregious criminal act."
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"Why Teach About Riots": NCERT Chief Amid Row Over Babri Omission In Books
Hatred and violence are not subjects of education and school textbooks should not focus on them, the chief of the country's top education body NCERT has said amid a row over the latest tweaks in its books.
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NCERT Does Not Differentiate Between 'India' And 'Bharat', Rajya Sabha Told
The NCERT does not differentiate between India and Bharat and duly acknowledges the spirit as enshrined in the Constitution that recognises both, according to the Union Education Ministry.
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"Something New Is Essential": NCERT Panel Chief On "Bharat-India" Row
The political row over proposal to refer to India as "Bharat" in NCERT textbooks snowballing, the man behind the proposal told NDTV today that it was only meant for students of CBSE and in classrooms.
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"What If INDIA Bloc Renamed Itself Bharat?" Lalu Yadav Party MP Jabs BJP
RJD MP Manoj Jha on Wednesday said the BJP-led Centre is in "panic" since opposition parties have named their grouping INDIA, as a high-level NCERT committee has recommended replacing "India" with "Bharat" in the school textbooks for all classes.
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No Merit In "Hue And Cry": University Panel Chief On NCERT Textbook Row
The chairman of the University Grants Commission (UGC) Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar came out in support of the latest textbooks rationalisation by the NCERT.
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"Arrogant": 73 Academicians Slam Name Withdrawals Over NCERT Textbook Row
As many as 73 academicians, including vice chancellors of central universities, NIT directors and IIM chairpersons, on Thursday termed the withdrawal of names over the NCERT textbook row a "spectacle" by some "arrogant and self-interested" people.
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Collective Effort In Jeopardy, Drop Our Names: 33 Academicians To NCERT
Days after Yogendra Yadav and Suhas Palshikar wrote to the NCERT, asking their names to be dropped from textbooks, 33 academicians, part of the Textbook Development Committee, have written to the council too.
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"False Narrative": Government On Row Over Revised CBSE Course
Union Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank has hit back at critics who alleged a conspiracy in reducing the syllabus of the Central Board of Secondary Education or CBSE amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Textbook Case Of Not Ok, Says Prakash Javadekar About "36-24-36" Advice
A day after a textbook on physical education sparked a row for its sexist content, the Human Resource Development Ministry (HRD) is considering filing an FIR against its publisher. The Class 12 textbook suggested feminine proportions of 36-24-36 as being ideal. The CBSE has clarified that the book, Health and Physical Education', wasn't prescribed ...
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Cartoon Controversy: Thorat Committee recommendations junked?
The debate over the cartoons in National Council Of Educational Research And Training (NCERT) textbooks is far from over. The academic year is already underway but schools will have to wait at least till the end of this month to get their political science textbooks in hand.
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Delete cartoons against politicians and babus from NCERT textbooks: Review panel
A panel constituted by the government to review NCERT textbooks for Political and Social Science has recommended that cartoons that show politicians and bureaucrats in an "'incorrect way" be deleted.
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After Vaiko, Karunanidhi protests against cartoon in textbooks
Just as the Ambedkar cartoon row was fading, a toon on the anti-Hindi agitation in Tamil Nadu in the 60s in a NCERT class XII textbook has kicked up another controversy in the state with key UPA ally DMK demanding its removal and other parties joining the chorus
