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NCERT Book Row: Supreme Court's Harsh Stance Shakes Education Ministry, Officials Face Action

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News18•26-02-2026, 16:16

NCERT Book Row: Supreme Court's Harsh Stance Shakes Education Ministry, Officials Face Action

•CJI Suryakant's strong remarks against NCERT termed a "deliberate attempt to undermine the judiciary."
•Top NCERT leadership and textbook committees likely to face action following the Supreme Court's intervention.
•Officials under scrutiny include NCERT Director, Head of Curriculum Development, Subject Heads, and Head of Publication Department.
•Ministry of Education may form a high-level inquiry committee to investigate if it was a "calculated move" or procedural error.
•The next hearing in the NCERT case is on March 11, with potential major government action before then.

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