NCERT textbook row: Education minister Dharmendra Pradhan says ‘will take action against those involved’

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan addressed the controversy surrounding a Class 8 chapter in NCERT textbooks that has drawn criticism for its portrayal of judicial corruption. The chapter has sparked widespread debate, with various stakeholders questioning its implications for young learners. In response, Pradhan expressed his regret over the situation and assured that the government would take necessary actions against those responsible for the inclusion of the contentious material. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding educational content and the influence of political narratives within academic resources. The NCERT, responsible for developing educational curricula in India, is under scrutiny as authorities aim to ensure that textbooks reflect appropriate and accurate information. As discussions continue, stakeholders are calling for a review of educational materials to uphold the integrity of academic standards in schools across the nation.
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