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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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"Baseless": NCERT Map Shows Jaisalmer Under Maratha Empire, Ex-Royal Fumes
Chaitanya Raj Singh of the erstwhile Jaisalmer royal family lodged a strong protest on Tuesday over a Class 8 NCERT social science textbook depicting the former princely state of Jaisalmer as part of the Maratha Empire.
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NCERT Issues Clarification On The New Class 8 Social Science Textbook
NCERT Issues Clarification 2025: This comes in response to concerns over the exclusion of various regional resistance movements from the new edition.
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"Refreshing And Beautiful": NCERT's New Textbooks For Classes 6-8 Receive Internet's Approval
Social media users said it was 'refreshing and beautiful' to go through the new curriculum in the Social Science textbooks for classes 6 to 8.
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New NCERT Textbook: Council Says Facts In Class 8 Social Science Are Credible
NCERT social science textbook: "All the facts presented in this textbook are based on well-known primary and secondary academic sources," the Council said.
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NCERT New Class 8 Social Science Textbook Flags 'Religious Intolerance' In Mughal Era
NCERT New Textbook: The book, 'Exploring Society: India and Beyond' released this week, is the first in the new NCERT curriculum to introduce students to the Delhi Sultanate, Mughals, Marathas and the colonial era.
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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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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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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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"Baseless": NCERT Map Shows Jaisalmer Under Maratha Empire, Ex-Royal Fumes
Chaitanya Raj Singh of the erstwhile Jaisalmer royal family lodged a strong protest on Tuesday over a Class 8 NCERT social science textbook depicting the former princely state of Jaisalmer as part of the Maratha Empire.
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NCERT Issues Clarification On The New Class 8 Social Science Textbook
NCERT Issues Clarification 2025: This comes in response to concerns over the exclusion of various regional resistance movements from the new edition.
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"Refreshing And Beautiful": NCERT's New Textbooks For Classes 6-8 Receive Internet's Approval
Social media users said it was 'refreshing and beautiful' to go through the new curriculum in the Social Science textbooks for classes 6 to 8.
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New NCERT Textbook: Council Says Facts In Class 8 Social Science Are Credible
NCERT social science textbook: "All the facts presented in this textbook are based on well-known primary and secondary academic sources," the Council said.
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NCERT New Class 8 Social Science Textbook Flags 'Religious Intolerance' In Mughal Era
NCERT New Textbook: The book, 'Exploring Society: India and Beyond' released this week, is the first in the new NCERT curriculum to introduce students to the Delhi Sultanate, Mughals, Marathas and the colonial era.
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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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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.
