NCERT to revise Class 8 Judiciary chapter after Supreme Court concern. Expert panel formed to update content and remove ...

The development follows the court’s March 11 direction to the Centre to set up a panel of experts to review legal studies ...

A three-member expert committee will rewrite the Class 8 NCERT textbook chapter on the judiciary. This follows a controversy over a section mentioning corruption in the judiciary. The Supreme Court ...

The Centre on Friday informed the Supreme Court that it had constituted an expert committee comprising two former apex court judges and an ex-attorney general to review the class 8 NCERT book with a ...

The Supreme Court was informed on Friday that an expert committee will be formed by the Central Government to review NCERT’s controversial Class 8 chapter on judicial corruption.

The development comes against the backdrop of a continuing controversy over an NCERT textbook chapter on “corruption in the judiciary”.

The Union government has formed an expert panel, including two former Supreme Court judges and a former attorney general, to review the contentious NCERT Class 8 social science chapter on the ...

Solcitor General Tushar Mehta spoke about the panel as the Supreme Court took up for hearing a PIL questioning comments on an ...

The court observed that controversial chapter discussing corruption and pendency in judiciary had been prepared by textbook development team chaired by Danino, with Diwakar, Kumar as members| India Ne ...

NCERT has withdrawn the Class 8 social science textbook from its website after the Supreme Court objected to references to corruption in the judiciary. The government is reviewing the chapter and ...

The Supreme Court on Wednesday expressed concern over the National Council of Educational Research and Training’s (NCERT) claim that the controversial chapter in a Class 8 social science textbook had ...

The court also took serious exception to social media handles who posted irresponsibly after court's previous order in the ...