India===National Council of Educational Research and Training

The India===National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) published the controversial Class 8 Social Science textbook. Following strong objections from the India===Supreme Court of India and Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, NCERT withdrew the textbook from sale and called an internal meeting to review the recommendations.

The India===National Council of Educational Research and Training is closing the registration process for its 2026 recruitment drive, aiming to fill 117 academic and library positions across its campuses.

The India===National Council of Educational Research and Training issued an unconditional apology and withdrew its Class 8 social science textbook after the India===Supreme Court of India criticized a chapter on judicial corruption. This event has negatively impacted its reputation and credibility.

The India===National Council of Educational Research and Training has been granted deemed-to-be university status, allowing it to award its own degrees and expand its academic and research programs. This move enhances its autonomy and role in shaping India's education policy and curriculum development.

The India===National Council of Educational Research and Training reconstituted its National Syllabus and Teaching Learning Material Committee following a Supreme Court directive regarding a controversial textbook section. This action aims to strengthen the committee and ensure the quality of educational materials.