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PM Modi raised concerns about the content of NCERT textbooks, specifically regarding alleged corruption in the judiciary, during a Cabinet meeting, prompting serious discussions within the central government.

The article explains the process of determining the content of NCERT books in India, involving various committees and authorities.

The Supreme Court of India has expressed strong discontent over the inclusion of a chapter on judicial corruption in NCERT textbooks, labeling it a calculated attack on the judiciary's reputation.

Russian authorities are enforcing a curriculum in occupied Ukrainian territories that indoctrinates children with loyalty to the Russian state, affecting over 582,000 students.

In Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh, four officials were arrested for selling over 13,000 government school textbooks as scrap, leading to significant administrative action.

The departure of Marx Arriaga from Mexico's Ministry of Education sparks a debate about the country's educational system and the qualifications of its leaders.

Students from Hradec Králové had a unique and profound internship experience in South Africa.

The Mexican Education Secretary has announced that updates to textbooks will not be ready for the upcoming school year but are being worked on for future implementation.

Marx Arriaga, former head of textbooks for Mexico's SEP, revealed his substantial income and assets while facing controversy after his dismissal.

Claudia Sheinbaum addressed rumors regarding changes to textbooks following the dismissal of Marx Arriaga, affirming that while the foundation of the New Mexican School approach won't change, improvements can be made.

Nadia López García has been appointed as the new head of the General Directorate of Educational Materials (DGME) in Mexico, tasked with revising free textbooks according to the principles of the New Mexican School.

Nadia López García has been appointed as the new director of free textbooks at Mexico's Secretariat of Education, replacing Marx Arriaga amid disagreements over curriculum changes.

Nadia López García has been appointed as the new head of the General Directorate of Educational Materials at the Secretary of Public Education in Mexico, aiming to reformulate free textbooks from a feminist perspective.

Marx Arriaga, the former head of Educational Materials at Mexico's Ministry of Public Education, was removed from his position due to his refusal to alter public school textbooks.

Claudia Sheinbaum announced that Marx Arriaga left his position at the SEP because he refused to modify free textbooks, and was offered alternative positions including a Consulate.

Marx Arriaga, a minor official at the Mexican Ministry of Education, refuses to accept his dismissal related to the controversial new Free Textbooks, viewing it instead as a conspiracy against his doctrinal project.

A recent report reveals that there is an average of only 1.24 textbooks available per subject for Greek elementary, middle, and high school students, highlighting significant disparities in educational resources.

Claudia Sheinbaum affirmed that educational materials and the New Mexican School will remain unchanged following the departure of Marx Arriaga.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has affirmed that educational textbooks will remain unchanged despite the recent dismissal of Marx Arriaga from the Ministry of Public Education.

Marx Arriaga, the Director General of Educational Materials in Mexico's Ministry of Public Education, has reportedly been removed from his position, amidst a police eviction attempt.

Marx Arriaga was removed from his position as Director of Educational Materials at Mexico's SEP amid concerns about gender representation in educational textbooks.

Marx Arriaga Navarro has been removed from his position as Director General of Educational Materials at Mexico's Ministry of Public Education amid criticisms regarding gender representation in school textbooks.

Cheating incidents were reported during board examinations in Maharashtra, particularly in Jalna, Beed, and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, where students were seen copying directly from their textbooks.

The Nigerian Education Ministry has stated that it has not approved a history textbook that omits the Igbo community, countering claims circulating on social media.

More than half of Danish students using digital textbooks engage in illegal copying, facing potential fines for copyright infringement, according to Rettighedsalliancen.

More than half of Danish students using digital textbooks illegally obtain one or more copies, risking fines for copyright infringement, according to the Rights Alliance organization.

The principal of Dubová Elementary School in Bratislava discusses the inadequate state funding for public schools, forcing parents and civic associations to cover costs for textbooks, ski trips, and English programs.

Scientists have detected a 10-second gamma-ray burst believed to be the oldest recorded supernova, originating from when the universe was only 730 million years old.

An underground school in Kyiv, functioning without a license and using outdated Soviet textbooks, is described by its principal as a "family club."

The head of TV Republika commented on the absurd debate surrounding Donald Tusk, suggesting that similar political consequences should befall him as seen in Venezuela, amidst criticism from various quarters.

Denmark, previously a leader in digital education, is reverting to traditional textbooks in a significant policy shift.

A total of 152 new school textbooks for elementary, middle, and first year of high school have been approved, with digital availability starting now and final selections by teachers due by March 2026.

The Ministry of Education is set to continue the "School Starter Kit" program, offering support for students with disabilities to purchase textbooks and educational materials from 2026 to 2028.