The new NCERT Class 7 social science textbook dedicates six pages to Ghaznavid invasions, detailing Mahmud of Ghazni's campaigns and a 'word of caution' on history's darker periods. Read the key changes.
SCERT invites subject experts to write new textbooks for Tamil Nadu's revised curriculum for Classes I-XII. Apply by Dec 20. Details inside.
Publishers in Pakistan protest government's unilateral curriculum reform, fearing a Rs 10 billion loss from obsolete textbooks. The move sparks debate over educational policy and industry impact.
Publishers in Pakistan are protesting the government's unilateral curriculum changes, fearing the loss of millions of textbooks. The reforms, implemented without consultation, could render existing stock obsolete. Read about the industry's demands and the
RSS leader Sunil Ambekar reveals NCERT removed 'the great' epithet from Mughal emperor Akbar and Tipu Sultan in history textbooks. Changes affect 11 classes, with more revisions planned for 2025.
NIT Kurukshetra launches its first monthly e-magazine 'Horizon' under Director's leadership, featuring student achievements and technical content. Read now!
Bihar's electoral roll expands by 3 lakh voters after final SIR publication. Election Commission officials clarify process amid Congress queries. Key developments ahead of elections.
Kerala High Court directs state to decide on UAPA convict's request to publish memoir within 3 months, emphasizing prisoners' fundamental rights to expression and dignity.
Discover how India's new NCERT textbook traces algebra origins to Aryabhata and Brahmagupta, challenging Eurocentric mathematical narratives with historical evidence.
Kerala Education Minister V Sivankutty confirms NEP 2020 empowers states with full autonomy in textbook publication, marking significant educational decentralization.
In a significant education policy development, the National Education Policy 2020 authorizes state governments to develop and publish their own school textbooks, marking a new era in educational autonomy.
The Bombay High Court has expressed skepticism about the urgency of a PIL alleging substandard paper in Maharashtra's Balbharati textbooks, while directing the state to respond.
Maharashtra's Balbharati textbooks undergo significant quality reduction as larger fonts lead to 7% content cut. Education experts raise concerns about diluted learning material.