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NCERT textbook content shows ‘deep-rooted conspiracy’ to show judiciary as corrupt: Supreme Court
Supreme Court orders ban on NCERT Class 8 textbook, citing a conspiracy to portray judiciary as corrupt, demanding accountability.
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thehindu.com
CJI eyes suo motu case over NCERT’s Class 8 textbook chapter alleging ‘corruption in judiciary’
CJI Surya Kant considers suo motu action against NCERT's Class 8 textbook chapter alleging corruption in the judiciary.
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NCERT apologises, says distribution of book with section on ‘corruption’ in judiciary stopped
NCERT apologizes for including inappropriate content on judiciary corruption in a textbook, halting its distribution following Supreme Court intervention.
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SC hearing on NCERT Class 8 textbook LIVE updates: CJI-led Bench to hear suo motu case on inclusion of chapter on 'corruption in judiciary'
Follow live updates from The Hindu on Supreme Court's hearing of the suo motu case on inclusion of chapter on 'corruption in judiciary' in NCERT's Class 8 textbook
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bbc.com
NCERT: India's Supreme Court bans textbook for referring to judicial corruption
The Supreme Court intervened after the textbook listed corruption among the "challenges" facing the judiciary.
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NCERT textbook content shows ‘deep-rooted conspiracy’ to show judiciary as corrupt: Supreme Court
Supreme Court orders ban on NCERT Class 8 textbook, citing a conspiracy to portray judiciary as corrupt, demanding accountability.
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PM orders accountability over NCERT judiciary ‘corruption’ content; Education Minister vows action
PM Modi demands accountability over NCERT's controversial judiciary content as Education Minister promises action and inquiry into the matter.
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Return Social Science textbook, delete online posts, NCERT tells public
NCERT orders return of banned Class 8 Social Science textbook and removal of related social media posts following Supreme Court ruling.
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NCERT row: educators, parents have mixed views on Supreme Court order
Educators and parents express mixed reactions to the Supreme Court's ban on a controversial NCERT Class VIII textbook.