Students in Class 9 will soon study three languages, with two being Indian languages. This change starts from the 2026-27 academic session....

NCERT has apologized for inappropriate content in a Class 8 textbook. The chapter discussed judicial corruption. The Supreme Court strongly...

The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has created a committee. This panel will examine feedback on new textbook...

The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) will increase textbook production from 5 crore to 15 crore next year, lea...

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan announced that NCERT will triple its textbook publication, printing 15 crore books this year, t...

Amazon India has teamed up with NCERT to make textbooks available online. This will benefit students from Kindergarten to Class 12 and UPSC...

CBSE required the use of NCERT textbooks for classes 9 to 12, encouraging their use for younger grades. Prior to this, schools could choose...

Congress criticized the Centre for delaying the publication of new Class 6 textbooks, accusing the Education Ministry of "sabotaging" child...

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan reviewed the development of school textbooks in accordance with the New Curriculum Framework (N...

NCERT had made several changes in the textbooks of Class 6 to Class 12 last year. Among these, chapters titled 'Rise of Popular Movements' ...

Sign Learn is based on the Indian sign language dictionary of the Indian Sign Language Research And Training Centre (ISLRTC) which contains...

The minister also said the NCERT has informed that 4.25 crore textbooks for the academic Session 2022-23 have already been distributed. The...

Schools can log onto the website -- www.ncertbooks.ncert.gov.in -- by entering their board's affiliation number and other details to place ...

While some books published by the CBSE are still not available in the market, NCERT books are available with empanelled vendors and schools.

Observing that many schools force students to buy textbooks other than NCERT's or those prescribed by it, the CBSE has written to principal...

A committee set up to examine the cartoons in NCERT textbooks is understood to have recommended removal of some "objectionable" toons.

National Council of Education Research and Training today said it has already started dispatching textbooks to its distributors.