Babri demolition removed: What are the changes made in NCERT textbooks?
Tuesday, 18 June 2024 () The education ministry body NCERT has made changes to the Class 12 political science textbook, causing significant political controversy. Opposition parties have criticized the BJP-led NDA government, accusing it of promoting the "RSS agenda." The revisions by NCERT have led to responses from a wide range of political figures. The changes include the removal of topics such as the 2002 Gujarat riots and the Babri mosque demolition.
Yogendra Yadav and Suhas Palshikar object to NCERT for using their names in biased and dysfunctional textbooks, threatening legal action if not withdrawn. They.. IndiaTimes
The NCERT will use 'Bharat' and 'India' interchangeably in textbooks, aligning with the country's Constitution. The decision follows a recommendation to replace.. IndiaTimes
Political scientists Yogendra Yadav and Suhas Palshikar threaten legal action against NCERT for publishing 'politically biased' textbooks under their names.. IndiaTimes
Mainpuri MP Dimple Yadav and Congress spokesperson Jairam Ramesh emphasized addressing current challenges like inflation and erosion of constitutional values,.. IndiaTimes
The new session of the Lok Sabha started with an intriguing development as the Congress faced isolation when the newly-elected Speaker initiated a motion to.. IndiaTimes
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has criticized the government's handling of the Manipur issue, saying the state has been waiting for peace for a year and violence needs to be stopped on priority. He expressed anger over the Kuki-Meitei divide, stating that India has made strides in various fields, but has not overcome all challenges. Bhagwat also slammed the negative political campaigning during elections, hinting at potential differences between the RSS and BJP over certain issues.
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Congress leader Supriya Shrinate has called for the immediate removal of Amit Malviya, head of the BJP IT Cell, following serious allegations of exploitation. Shrinate highlighted accusations made by Shantanu Sinha, an RSS member linked to BJP leader Rahul Sinha, who claimed Malviya was involved in nefarious activities, including the exploitation of women in 5-star hotels and BJP offices in West Bengal. Emphasising the gravity of the charges, Shrinate insisted that justice for the women involved is paramount and that an independent inquiry is only possible if Malviya is removed from his influential position. The allegations surfaced less than 24 hours after Prime Minister Modi was sworn in for his third term, adding to the urgency of addressing the issue.
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The agency will also examine the role of public servants connected with conduct of the examination besides probing the entire "gamut of events and the larger.. IndiaTimes
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