 | Printing over, volume I school texts set to meet distribution target93% of books already reached 14 dist hubs; printing of 2nd volume texts to begin in June |
 | All AP school textbooks now available in PDF formatEducation Minister Botcha Satyanarayana today launched these e-books after releasing intermediate examination results. |
 | Kerala likely to teach NCERT's deleted portions in state schoolsThe committee, which met on Tuesday, has entrusted General Education Minister V Sivankutty with taking a final decision on the matter after consulting with the government. |
| House panel may meet over removal of history chaptersIt was the first meeting of the committee after the controversy broke out over deletions from history textbooks, such as that of an entire chapter on Mughal history, references to caste and inequality |
 | NCERT consulted 25 external experts, 16 CBSE teachers for syllabus rationalisation: GovtAt the heart of the row is the fact that while the changes made as part of the rationalisation exercise were notified, some of these controversial deletions weren't mentioned in them. |
 | 'What a disgrace': Tharoor on removal of Maulana Azad references from NCERT textbookReferences to freedom fighter and India's first education minister Azad have been removed from the new class 11 political science textbook. |
| References to Maulana Azad removed from NCERT's new class 11 political science textbookLast year, the Maulana Azad Fellowship, which provided financial assistance for five years to students from six notified minorities, was discontinued. |
 | Erase history from books, but it won’t leave memoryErasing a fragment seems parochial while a Gandhian-style confession would have been more impressive. The regime must learn to experiment with truth rather than tinker with it. |
 | Uttarakhand: Authorities raid 256 schools, issue notices to 22 for violating NCERT syllabusDirector General of Education Banshidhar Tiwari cautioned the No Objection Certificates (NOCs) of the defaulting schools will be cancelled. |
 | NCERT's revision of textbooks part of 'saffronisation' agenda, says Kerala CMIn the hard-hitting Facebook post, CM said it was clear whose interest was being served by the omission of portions about the assassination of the 'Father of the Nation' Mahatma Gandhi. |
| NCERT drops texts on Gandhi, Hindu-Muslim unity, RSS ban from class 12 textbookA note by NCERT on its website reads, "in view of the COVID-19 pandemic, it was felt imperative to reduce content load on students..." |
| NCERT textbook row: Reference to Gujarat riots dropped from class 11 Sociology bookNCERT Director Dinesh Saklani, however, claimed that the change was approved during the same exercise and it did not find mention in the official notification due to an "oversight". |
| New NCERT books under NEP from 2024-25Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Monday held a high-level meeting to discuss faster roll-out of textbooks based on NEP 2020. |
 | Madhya Pradesh in poll year: Changes in school, highway action plansAll those who denigrate our great men like Goswami Tulsidas and their sacred creations, will not be tolerated in MP. All these sacred scriptures will be taught to students, said CM Chouhan. |
 | Law books in ‘mother tongue’ by year-endLaw colleges and institutes can introduce these legal books from the next academic year, Shastry added. |
 | Andhra: Government to distribute 5.4 crore 1st semester textbooks3.7 crore books are meant for students of government schools |
 | Textbooks revision controversy: Will place before people contents revised by Congress and BJP regimes, says Karnataka governmentThe move comes amid the raging controversy over the revision of textbooks with a section of society raising objections over the changes. |
 | Identity politics and the many hues of textbooksSome in Karnataka might be claiming a win, but it is a pyrrhic victory. What has temporarily won in the state is one type of identity politics over another. |
 | Punjab CM flays sacking of scholar Kirpal Singh from Sikh history resources projectA syllabus oversight committee of eminent Sikh scholars under the chairmanship of Dr Kirpal Singh was set up by the Amarinder Singh government to look into the alleged distortion of Sikhs history |
