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NCERT textbook content shows ‘deep-rooted conspiracy’ to show judiciary as corrupt: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court accuses NCERT textbook content of depicting a 'deep-rooted conspiracy' to portray the judiciary as corrupt. CJI Surya Kant orders a ban on the Class 8 social science textbook, initiates contempt action, and issues show cause notices to the NCERT director and School Education Secretary.
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