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Straight contest likely in Bageshwar assembly bypoll, say poll observers - Vimarsana News

Straight contest likely in Bageshwar assembly bypoll, say poll observers

There are five candidates in the fray but the main contest in the constituency is likely to remain between the ruling BJP & opposition Cong, poll observers say. | Latest News India

UPSC History Books: Best Books for History Prelims and Mains IAS Exam - Vimarsana News

UPSC History Books: Best Books for History Prelims and Mains IAS Exam

UPSC History Books: According to the data, every year around 700 and 800 candidates select history as one of their optional subjects. Check out the list of the best history books for the UPSC, which includes Indian history, world history, modern

Who is afraid of NMML revamp? - Vimarsana News

Who is afraid of NMML revamp?

The Congress-led Government had submitted an affidavit in the Supreme Court in which the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) said there were no

Views on History~II - Vimarsana News

Views on History~II

The Nehruvian government wanted to teach the countrymen history that would inculcate secular and socially progressive values. In this scenario, the left-liberal group of historians got official patronage. In 1961 the NCERT was established to promote high standard school education. The history text books commissioned by it were to offer secular and rational explanations of the past instead of unnecessary glorification of the bygone age

If NCERT Has its Way, the Study of Indian History Will Move Entirely Outside of India - Vimarsana News

If NCERT Has its Way, the Study of Indian History Will Move Entirely Outside of India

Deleting pages and chapters can only be described as an entirely unintelligent way of reducing content. And the NCERT's choice of deletions explains what its motivations are.

Source: thewire.in