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Six-Page Chapter On Ghaznavids, Somnath Temple Demolition Added To New NCERT Book
New NCERT Class 7 Textbook: The chapter states that Mahmud's campaigns resulted in the "slaughter of tens of thousands of Indian civilians" and the enslavement of prisoners, including children, who were taken to Central Asian slave markets.
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NCERT Class 7 Ganita Prakash Textbook Highlights Contributions Of Ancient Indian Mathematicians
NCERT aims to provide accurate historical context in math education, moving away from colonial perspectives in line with NEP 2020.
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NCERT Introduces 2 Special Modules On Operation Sindoor For Classes 3 To 12
The NCERT has introduced two special modules on the Operation Sindoor for classes 3 to 12 describing the mission not just as a military operation but a promise to protect peace and honour the lives lost in the Pahalgam terror attack.
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Mughals Out, Mahakumbh In: What Has Changed In New NCERT Class 7 Books
The new social science textbook for Class 7 students following NCERT's curriculum has no references to the Mughal rule and the Delhi Sultanate
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Kerala Implemented "Fake News Detection" In Textbooks Before UK: Official
The Kerala General Education Department took a pioneering step by incorporating modules into the ICT textbooks for Classes 5 and 7 to empower school children to identify fake news on online platforms and conduct fact-checking, said an official.
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Chapter On Tipu Sultan Dropped From Class 7 Textbook In Karnataka: Report
The chapter on controversial 18th century Mysore ruler Tipu Sultan and his father Haider Ali are among those that have been dropped from the class 7 social science textbook, following the Karnataka government's decision to reduce the 2020-21 syllabi due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Maharashtra Textbooks Tone Down Role Of Mughals, Draw Flak
History textbooks for class 7 and 9 students in Maharashtra will no longer have chapters on Mughals and Muslim rulers before them, a move that provoked an opposition attack on the BJP-led government for promoting the "RSS agenda".
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Six-Page Chapter On Ghaznavids, Somnath Temple Demolition Added To New NCERT Book
New NCERT Class 7 Textbook: The chapter states that Mahmud's campaigns resulted in the "slaughter of tens of thousands of Indian civilians" and the enslavement of prisoners, including children, who were taken to Central Asian slave markets.
-
NCERT Class 7 Ganita Prakash Textbook Highlights Contributions Of Ancient Indian Mathematicians
NCERT aims to provide accurate historical context in math education, moving away from colonial perspectives in line with NEP 2020.
-
NCERT Introduces 2 Special Modules On Operation Sindoor For Classes 3 To 12
The NCERT has introduced two special modules on the Operation Sindoor for classes 3 to 12 describing the mission not just as a military operation but a promise to protect peace and honour the lives lost in the Pahalgam terror attack.
-
Mughals Out, Mahakumbh In: What Has Changed In New NCERT Class 7 Books
The new social science textbook for Class 7 students following NCERT's curriculum has no references to the Mughal rule and the Delhi Sultanate
-
Kerala Implemented "Fake News Detection" In Textbooks Before UK: Official
The Kerala General Education Department took a pioneering step by incorporating modules into the ICT textbooks for Classes 5 and 7 to empower school children to identify fake news on online platforms and conduct fact-checking, said an official.
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Chapter On Tipu Sultan Dropped From Class 7 Textbook In Karnataka: Report
The chapter on controversial 18th century Mysore ruler Tipu Sultan and his father Haider Ali are among those that have been dropped from the class 7 social science textbook, following the Karnataka government's decision to reduce the 2020-21 syllabi due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Maharashtra Textbooks Tone Down Role Of Mughals, Draw Flak
History textbooks for class 7 and 9 students in Maharashtra will no longer have chapters on Mughals and Muslim rulers before them, a move that provoked an opposition attack on the BJP-led government for promoting the "RSS agenda".
