NCERT removes Hitler reference related to Subhas Chandra Bose from Class 8 textbook
Following the Court’s order, NCERT apologised and withdrew the textbooks from the market and digital platforms.
Following the Court’s order, NCERT apologised and withdrew the textbooks from the market and digital platforms.
It further states that after the Emergency ended in 1977, general elections were held.
Speaking to the delegation, Minister Dadaji Bhuse said, “We have already met the Union Minister concerned and submitted an official letter on this issue.”
Union Minister Jitendra Singh, and retired Brigadier Bhupesh Singh Hada from Bundi had also objected to the map as it was incorrect.
The Supreme Court of India has issued notice to the School Education Department, the Secretary, Ministry of Education, and the Director of the NCERT.
The lesson states that judges are bound by a code of conduct that governs not only their behaviour inside the courtroom but also outside it.
It refers to the judiciary’s internal mechanism to maintain accountability, and an “established procedure for receiving complaints through the Centralised Public Grievance Redress and Monitoring System (CPGRAMS)”
The new textbook provides comprehensive information on Ghaznavi’s 17 invasions of India under the section ‘Ghaznavi’s invasions.’ This includes details of the loot of Mathura’s temples, the destruction of the Kannauj temple, and the demolition of the Somnath temple in Gujarat.
MP Owaisi further said that information about Nathuram Godse, who assassinated Mahatma Gandhi, has also been removed from the curriculum.
NCERT textbooks overlook Megasthenes’ account of no institutional slavery in Hindu society, while omitting the harsh reality of Hindu women being enslaved and sold by Muslim rulers.