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Food, Poverty, Inequality Among Topics No Longer Part Of NCERT Textbooks - Vimarsana News

Food, Poverty, Inequality Among Topics No Longer Part Of NCERT Textbooks

High school students will have radically different textbooks soon, with several key subjects dropped from government-issue reading material that has sparked concern about their academic proficiency.

Source: ndtv.com
NCERT Allegedly Removes Periodic Table from Science Textbook, A Lookback at Chapters Eliminated - Vimarsana News

NCERT Allegedly Removes Periodic Table from Science Textbook, A Lookback at Chapters Eliminated

As per the latest media reports, NCERT has allegedly eliminated scientific topics such as Darwin's theory and the periodic table from Class 10 CBSE science textbooks

Source: news18.com
The History of India Is Complex and Complicated. It Cannot Be Neatly Sanitised. - Vimarsana News

The History of India Is Complex and Complicated. It Cannot Be Neatly Sanitised.

Evidence of our syncretic culture comes from various sources, including contemporary history.

Source: thewire.in
Baroda Triangle: Where Ideas, History and Facts Disappear - Vimarsana News

Baroda Triangle: Where Ideas, History and Facts Disappear

Promises made by the BJP, public money, historical facts and several others have all evaporated into thin air. And even though millions of voters are scurrying around looking for them, all they have found so far is a big jumla.

Source: thewire.in
Textbook Controversies and the Missing Voice of the Teacher - Vimarsana News

Textbook Controversies and the Missing Voice of the Teacher

Classroom teaching will continue to be exam centric. And yet possibilities remain. Although textbooks can change with every changing political regime, history cannot be wiped out. Teachers are thus one of the most important players here.

Source: thewire.in