The Supreme Court Bench that took up the NCERT Class 8 social science textbook case might have overreacted when it saw the critical references to the judiciary as a deep-seated conspiracy ...

The recent friction between the court and educational regulators like the UGC over other policy matters suggests deeper problems in academic oversight and institutional coordination. If anything is ...

The NCERT's Class 8 Social Science textbook, which was withdrawn after a controversy over a reference to corruption in the judiciary, was prepared by a panel of subject experts that included a lawyer, ...

The officials cited also pointed out that the previous Class 8 social science textbook -- which was in use until 2024 -- didn’t mention corruption at all.| India News ...

PM Modi questions NCERT chapter on judicial corruption as Supreme Court bans Class 8 textbook. | One of India's leading ...

The new chapter discussed key challenges facing the judicial system, such as alleged corruption at different levels, a ...

Taking suo motu cognisance of a controversial NCERT Social Science textbook, the Supreme Court calls it a ‘calculated move’ to undermine courts. Halting further distribution and seizure of all copies ...

The board apologised and withdrew the controversial Social Science textbook following a rebuke from the Supreme Court ...

This came after the Supreme Court called it a "deep-rooted" attack on the judiciary, saying that it could not allow the integrity of the institution to be questioned.

The CJI described the development as “deep-rooted”, adding that it appeared to be “a calculated and conscious step”.| India ...

What slows down a court case, why public trust in courts matters, and how corruption can affect access to justice are now questions Class 8.

NCERT’s new Class 8 Social Science book highlights corruption and backlog in India’s judiciary, urging transparency and accountability.