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Narayani Gupta writes: NCERT deletions discourage debate

Thoughtful histories do not simply glorify or denigrate rulers, they explain the intersection between the earth and human activity, between the forces of nature and technology. They help us understand the world

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Making content age appropriate : NCERT on dropping periodic table, evolution from Class 10 syllabus

The content placed in the periodic table again has been made more age-appropriate, more so considering the Covid pandemic situation.

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NCERT drops periodic table chapter from Class 10 science textbook in rationalisation exercise

The Class 11 chapter in the Chemistry textbook on the same topic, however, has been retained

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NCERT release statement to clarify poem in Class 1 Hindi textbook after concerns rose on language

NCERT has released official statement to clarify the perspective of including the poem in Class 1 Hindi textbook.

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