NCERT's new Class VII Social Science book introduces a chapter on India's neighbours. It notes Pakistan Army-backed terror ...

The six-page section titled The Ghaznavid Invasions opens with a boxed “word of caution”, similar to the note used before the Delhi Sultanate chapter in the class 8 book.

Learn how to choose the right NCERT books for UPSC preparation. From History, Geography, Polity, Economics to Science, this ...

Notes: Magic attacks have only a slight effects on its stagger gauge, and ice attacks have no effect on the gauge at all Begin the fight by focusing Fire attacks (like Firaga) on one of Abzu’s horns.

The recently released Class 7 mathematics textbook by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) features several references to India’s ancient contributions to the field. It ...

In a notable revision for the academic year, the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has introduced an updated Class 7 mathematics textbook that emphasises India’s early ...

After exiting the plane, Cid bids you farewell and says to throw up another smoke signal any time the party needs transport. Follow Red XIII along the trail, eventually stumbling across two Skeeskees.

The NCERT, which decides the curriculum, has maintained that the changes were effected after the pandemic to ease the stress on students. However, most of the alterations appear to tally with the ...

Influential women icons Raziyya Sultan, who once ruled the Delhi Sultanate, and Nur Jehan from the Mughal era, have been omitted from the new Class 8 National Council of Educational Research and ...

Babur is depicted as a “brutal and ruthless conqueror who slaughtered entire populations of cities," Akbar’s reign as a “blend of brutality and tolerance," and Aurangzeb as one who demolished temples ...

The new social science textbook for Class 7 students following NCERT's curriculum has no references to the Mughal rule and the Delhi Sultanate. Earlier, NCERT -- the National Council of Educational ...

New Delhi: References to the ancient Ayurvedic text Charaka Samhita, mention of how early Indian scholars predicted the monsoon’s arrival by tracking specific star patterns, and highlighting ...