India, May 23 -- The Supreme Court on Friday modified its March 11 order that had directed the Centre, states and others to ...

Supreme Court modified its March 11 order against three academics linked to an NCERT Class 8 textbook chapter. The court recalled remarks accusing them of deliberately misrepresenting facts about the ...

Recalling its 11 March order, the Supreme Court reportedly said that the Union and the states may take an independent ...

The Supreme Court order came after Solicitor General Tushar Mehta raised the issue, arguing that a “textbook is not a place ...

On February 26, the top court had imposed a ‘blanket ban’ on any further publication, reprinting or digital dissemination of ...

The Supreme Court modified its March 11 order against three academicians linked to an NCERT Class 8 chapter on corruption in ...

The Supreme Court has modified its order, allowing the Centre and states to decide on their association with three ...

The academicians were censured for the contents of NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training) class 8 ...

The Court clarified that the Centre and the States can take independent decision on associating these experts for academic ...

The Supreme Court has recalled its earlier order against three NCERT textbook experts in the Class 8 judiciary chapter ...

Following the controversy, NCERT removed the disputed portions from the textbook, termed the inclusion a “wrong decision,” and stopped the book’s sale and distribution.

The bench said that the Union government and the states can take independent decisions on associating with the three ...