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NCERT Urges Individuals, Institutions To Return Supreme Court-Banned Textbook
Acting on the court's directions, NCERT has asked all individuals and organisations in possession of the textbook, Exploring Society: India and Beyond, Social Science Grade 8 Part 2, to return it immediately.
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Explained: How NCERT Textbooks Are Written, Reviewed And Approved
NCERT Textbook Controversy: In its order, the Supreme Court described the chapter as a "calculated move to undermine" the judiciary and observed that it prima facie amounted to criminal contempt.
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Banned NCERT Book Prepared By Panel With Lawyer, No Legal Review Provision
The NCERT's Class 8 Social Science textbook, which was withdrawn after a controversy over a reference to corruption in the judiciary, was prepared by a panel of subject experts that included a lawyer, officials said
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After NCERT Row, Information Ministry Asked To Stop Circulation Of Book
The Union Ministry of Education wrote to the ministries of information and broadcasting, and electronics, asking them to stop the dissemination of a controversial NCERT textbook through digital platforms and electronic media, officials said.
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'Thankful To Media For Bringing Issue Into Public': Top Court On NCERT Row
The Supreme Court on Thursday thanked the media for bringing to the fore the issue concerning NCERT's Class 8 social science book containing "offending" contents on corruption in the judiciary.
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Supreme Court Demands Names Of Those Behind Corruption Chapter In NCERT Book
Give us the "specific names" of all those members who helped draft the controversial National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) Class 8 textbook chapter on "corruption" in the judiciary, the Supreme Court said on Thursday.
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PM Modi Unhappy With NCERT Judiciary Chapter, Wants Accountability Fixed: Sources
PM Modi expresses displeasure over controversial NCERT chapter, says "accountability needs to be fixed": Government sources
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Centre Had No Intention Of Disrespecting Judiciary: Minister On NCERT Row
Education minister Dharmendra Pradhan expressed his regret today over the inclusion of the controversial chapter on judiciary in schoolbooks, saying he holds the judiciary in "highest regard" and has already taken action in the matter.
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Amid 'Corruption In Judiciary' Row, Data Shows 8,600 Complaints In 10 Years
The Supreme Court exploded Thursday morning as it questioned references to 'corruption in the judiciary' in a newly-published NCERT Class VIII Social Science textbook.
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Chief Justice's NCERT Takedown: Here's What Happened Behind The Scenes
Behind the Supreme Court's tough words and a blanket ban on the NCERT book with a controversial chapter on judiciary were two days of frenetic activity through which a copy of the book was arranged for Chief Justice of India Surya Kant
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NCERT Urges Individuals, Institutions To Return Supreme Court-Banned Textbook
Acting on the court's directions, NCERT has asked all individuals and organisations in possession of the textbook, Exploring Society: India and Beyond, Social Science Grade 8 Part 2, to return it immediately.
-
Explained: How NCERT Textbooks Are Written, Reviewed And Approved
NCERT Textbook Controversy: In its order, the Supreme Court described the chapter as a "calculated move to undermine" the judiciary and observed that it prima facie amounted to criminal contempt.
-
Banned NCERT Book Prepared By Panel With Lawyer, No Legal Review Provision
The NCERT's Class 8 Social Science textbook, which was withdrawn after a controversy over a reference to corruption in the judiciary, was prepared by a panel of subject experts that included a lawyer, officials said
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After NCERT Row, Information Ministry Asked To Stop Circulation Of Book
The Union Ministry of Education wrote to the ministries of information and broadcasting, and electronics, asking them to stop the dissemination of a controversial NCERT textbook through digital platforms and electronic media, officials said.
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'Thankful To Media For Bringing Issue Into Public': Top Court On NCERT Row
The Supreme Court on Thursday thanked the media for bringing to the fore the issue concerning NCERT's Class 8 social science book containing "offending" contents on corruption in the judiciary.
-
Supreme Court Demands Names Of Those Behind Corruption Chapter In NCERT Book
Give us the "specific names" of all those members who helped draft the controversial National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) Class 8 textbook chapter on "corruption" in the judiciary, the Supreme Court said on Thursday.
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PM Modi Unhappy With NCERT Judiciary Chapter, Wants Accountability Fixed: Sources
PM Modi expresses displeasure over controversial NCERT chapter, says "accountability needs to be fixed": Government sources
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Centre Had No Intention Of Disrespecting Judiciary: Minister On NCERT Row
Education minister Dharmendra Pradhan expressed his regret today over the inclusion of the controversial chapter on judiciary in schoolbooks, saying he holds the judiciary in "highest regard" and has already taken action in the matter.
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Amid 'Corruption In Judiciary' Row, Data Shows 8,600 Complaints In 10 Years
The Supreme Court exploded Thursday morning as it questioned references to 'corruption in the judiciary' in a newly-published NCERT Class VIII Social Science textbook.
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Chief Justice's NCERT Takedown: Here's What Happened Behind The Scenes
Behind the Supreme Court's tough words and a blanket ban on the NCERT book with a controversial chapter on judiciary were two days of frenetic activity through which a copy of the book was arranged for Chief Justice of India Surya Kant
