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Yearender 2023: NCERT's Overhaul Promises Lighter Syllabi, Comprehensive Learning - Vimarsana News

Yearender 2023: NCERT's Overhaul Promises Lighter Syllabi, Comprehensive Learning

The revised NCERT textbooks will be implemented in schools from the academic session 2024-25, as per the NEP's guidelines.

Source: ndtv.com
Google Maps displays 'Bharat' as South Asian country with Indian flag amid renaming buzz - Vimarsana News

Google Maps displays 'Bharat' as South Asian country with Indian flag amid renaming buzz

As the buzz around renaming India to 'Bharat' continues, Google Maps has reportedly made an update. As per media reports, Google Maps is now showing "Bharat" as a "Country in South Asia" alongside the Indian flag digital code.

NCERT panel for Bharat in textbooks, stirs row - Vimarsana News

NCERT panel for Bharat in textbooks, stirs row

A day-long controversy erupted over the reports of a high-level panel of NCERT Text Books suggesting that “India” should be replaced with “Bharat” in the entire school textbooks for all classes. While the chairman of the committee for social sciences, CI Isaac, said the panel has suggested

NCERT panel recommends replacing 'India' with 'Bharat' in textbooks – Kashmir Reader - Vimarsana News

NCERT panel recommends replacing 'India' with 'Bharat' in textbooks – Kashmir Reader

New Delhi:

National Curriculum Framework sub-group suggestion to change 'India' to 'Bharat' not there in final document | Education News - Vimarsana News

National Curriculum Framework sub-group suggestion to change 'India' to 'Bharat' not there in final document | Education News

The suggestion on renaming India as Bharat was made by the focus group on social sciences, which was headed by historian CI Isaac.