Review of NCERT books

Larkin Auden

NCERT books are a great source of information but at the same time it contain few errors and biasednesses of the authors. I have got access to the team that will review the books and send the recommendations to the Ministry. This is not officially government-appointed committee but I can assure you that this committee's recommendations would be heard to properly. The committee will review the books of History primarily. It will also refer to Science and geography books wherever those books have History references.

You all are welcome to contribute.

wisdom_tooth

hats off to u man..a long awaited wish of mine seems to be getting fulfilled..when i read social studies books of ncert starting from 6th, i used to wonder what the mentality and mindset of authors is?then i saw the authors name and their institution:JNU TISS in first pages of ncert books then i was confirmed that they are hell bent like kanhaiyya romila thapar d.n.jha to create a feeling of inferiority complex among young students about their culture religion and society..we need to send a complaint to hrd ministry to replace biased marxist distorted history and social sciences books...

wisdom_tooth

What Are We Teaching Our Children?
For decades, our history school textbooks have been filled with Marxist lies and blatant anti-Hindu bias. But the NDA government has initiated no institutional approach to revise the flawed narrative.
While Swami vivekananda gets 26 words, 37 pages are devoted to the history of cricket and textiles.
mahmud of ghazni was not an invader! there were no forced conversions,looting of temples.
aurangzeb was a zinda peer!(living saint)..hindu warriors were thug!
it is the deep marxist conspiracy to mould our children's minds and make them commies..

a9999999999999

no problem read romillathapar for ancient india and satish chandra for med. india (and then dont complain coz they written many things which might 'hurt ' sentiments of people ) to critisize it u need to read it first .. happy reading