NCERT's new Class 8 Social Science textbook includes a chapter on judicial corruption and systemic challenges in India's court system, highlighting extensive case backlogs and delays.

New Delhi: The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has initiated efforts to retrieve 38 copies of its recently withdrawn Class 8 Social Science Part 2 textbook that had ...

The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has issued an unconditional apology and withdrawn a Class 8 social science textbook following controversy over a chapter discussing ...

NCERT has withdrawn the Class 8 social science textbook Exploring Society: India and Beyond (Part II) and issued a public apology after controversy over the chapter “The Role of Judiciary in our ...

The development comes a day after NCERT halted distribution over a controversy around a judiciary chapter on Class 8 book ...

NCERT's Class 8 Social Science book has a chapter about 'Corruption in the Judiciary'. This has left the country's top courts infuriated. Scroll down to read what's happening.

The Supreme Court on Thursday imposed a “complete blanket ban” on any further publication, reprinting or digital dissemination of NCERT’s Class 8 social science book as it contains “offending” ...

NCERT has issued the latest version of the Class 8 textbooks detailing the 1947 Partition, Jallianwala Bagh massacre, Direct Action Day, and other major events. Read on to check the differences ...

The revised Social Science textbook by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) for Class 8, released on Monday was not avai ...

NCERT’s revised Class 8 Social Science book now includes a section on judicial corruption and case backlogs. It cites over 53 crore pending cases nationwide, and even explains the impeachment process ...

The NCERT book also addresses the significant backlog of cases in courts, attributing this to factors like shortage of judges, legal process complexities, etc.

The NCERT on Friday issued an advisory asking anyone with copies of the banned class 8 textbook that had a chapter on "judicial corruption" be returned to the council headquarters.