The Central Board of Secondary Education holds the annual board exam for class 12, which is regarded as the most important ...

BSEH Haryana Board 9th Science Model Paper 2026 is an essential practice resource for students preparing for their annual ...

The Punjab Examination Commission for Textbook and Curriculum Authority (PECTA) has released the 8th Class Smart Syllabus, offering major relief to ...

Prices of U.S. Class 8 battery-electric trucks are on the rise at the same time as their European counterparts decline, raising questions about why and transparency at a time when demand is falling ...

The NCERT's new Class 8 Social Science textbook has omitted references to Tipu Sultan, Haidar Ali, and the Anglo-Mysore wars, prompting concerns. The Centre clarified that states have the flexibility ...

NCERT Issues Clarification: These books are available for purchase on NCERT's official website. NCERT Issues Clarification On Social Science Textbook 2025: The National Council of Educational Research ...

The new NCERT Class 8 Social Science textbook skips the mention of Tipu Sultan, Haidar Ali or the Anglo-Mysore wars of 1700s in its chapter on India’s colonial era, which has been described as time ...

From detailed views on Maratha leaders to the history of Sikhism, and from powerful regional dynasties to overlooked rulers like Narasimhadeva I, the newly released NCERT Class 8 Social Science ...

Part 1 of the Class 8 NCERT textbook, titled 'Exploring Society: Indian and Beyond', introduces students to the Delhi Sultanate, Mughals and more. The National Council for Education Research and ...

Describing Babur as a “brutal and ruthless conqueror, slaughtering entire populations of cities”, Akbar’s reign as a “blend of brutality and tolerance”, and Aurangzeb who destroyed temples and ...

NEW DELHI: The NCERT's revised Class 8 social science textbook has replaced existing lessons on the Mughal Empire with those detailing the religious persecution and other brutalities committed by the ...

The textbook now includes an important note advising readers not to hold present-day individuals or communities accountable for historical events. The note reads, "No one should be blamed today for ...