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Announcing the ban on sex education books CBSE curriculum in Maharashtra, the government on Friday, there was no plan, the subject in the curriculum of the school.
The announcement by the Minister of State for school work Hasan Mushrif, while responding to a call attention Note of Rajendra Patni (Shiv Sena), Shobha Phadanvis (Bharatiya Janata Party) and others.
The minister also announced the cancellation of the introduction of youth in the daily lives of qualifications “programme to be implemented from the next academic year.
Intitiated action would be books on sex education in the curriculum CBSE “on the lines of actions against the controversial book by American author James Laine of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj,” he said.
There were noisy scenes in the house as members of the opposition and treasury banks shouted slogans and the minister stood up to the declaration.
According to powerful legislators to express their feelings against the introduction of sex education as a subject in the curriculum of the school.
You rissen the CBSE books on the subject in this house. Members of walking on health and gheraoed the minister, what may be in the house for 30 minutes.
After the house resumption of the proceedings, said the minister, “prohibition” on the books concerned CBSE added that the proposal for a “Life Skills adolescence", a program that was implemented by the next academic year has been cancelled
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Dr K S Manoj (CPI-M) today held CBSE authorities responsible for the short supply of NCERT books for classes XII-X.
Raising the issue in the Lok Sabha during zero hour, Dr Manoj regretted the non-availability of NCERT school books
Classes for the new academic session had already started, but the printing of books was yet to begin, he said.
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Maharashtra Govt. bans CBSE sex education books
Announcing a ban on sex education books of CBSE syllabus in Maharashtra, the state government today said there was no plan to introduce the subject in school syllabus.
The announcement was made by Minister of State for School Education Hasan Mushrif, while replying to a calling-attention notice by Rajendra Patni (Shiv Sena), Shobha Phadanvis (BJP) and others.
The Minister also announced cancellation of the proposed introduction of the `adolescence life skills programme, which was to be introduced from the next academic year.
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ACADEMIC SESSION of all the schools recognised by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in the city has started since April. However the NCERT books of different subjects for various classes are not available in market.
Due to change in the syllabus, new books in science, maths, social studies and history have been recommended for Classes I, III, VI, IX and XI. Principals of schools say despite repeated reminders to the NCERT the books are not being made available to students on time thereby hampering the teaching work.
Sources said the difficulty has arisen due to changes
CBSE releases books for practical exams
To give students a fair idea of how the new practical exam of Mathematics and Science in Class IX and X will take place, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has come out with two books on both the subjects.
The book titled as Assessment of practical skills in Science and Technology is for both Class IX and X students. Another book titled as Guidelines for Mathematics, laboratory in schoolsstudents of Class X. is exclusively prepared for the
The students can get the books at the CBSE Head Office, Preet Vihar, New Delhi from 9.30 am
Faced with intense criticism from the Opposition and Congress members, the government on Friday agreed to probe allegations that some NCERT school textbooks contained distorted facts and objectionable language.
The assurance was given by minister of state for parliamentary affairs Suresh Pachouri in the Rajya Sabha after the House witnessed turmoil during the zero hour when opposition members displayed some of the books, which they said contained the distortions. BJP's
Ravishankar Prasad, who waved several books, alleged the NCERT history book described freedom fighters like Aurobindo Ghosh, Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Bipin Chandra Pal as "terrorists"