NCERT: The Grade 9 Social Science textbook, 'Understanding Society: India & Beyond - Part 2', will be available for sale from September 30 onwards.

NCERT recently clarified that the draft Class 9 Mathematics syllabus will be finalized and released in October. It explained that no overall topics were eliminated but redistributed for better ...

NCERT has released Part 2 of its Class 9 Social Science textbook, Understanding Society: India and Beyond. Check availability, book details and the 2026–27 academic session.

The new Class 9 NCERT Social Science textbook introduces students to India's indigenous traditions of governance, featuring concepts such as Ramrajya, Rajdharma, and the Chola Sengol, while revising ...

According to the NCERT textbook on the social sciences for Class 9 students, ‘Ram Rajya’ is a part of the evolutionary process of “India’s understanding of governance”. The 153-page book that was ...

NCERT said the textbooks have been developed in alignment with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the National Curriculum Framework for School Education (NCF-SE) 2023 and are intended to ...

NCERT has released the revised Class 9 Mathematics textbook for 2026-27, while the new Social Science book will be available from September 30.

NCERT Class 9 Social Science: The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has introduced a new dedicated chapter on startups and entrepreneurship for Class 9 students. In the ...

A new NCERT Class 9 social science textbook presents Gandhi's Ram Rajya as an ideal governance model. The framing places public welfare, justice and duty at the centre of rule.

NCERT said its draft Class 9 Mathematics syllabus has not dropped topics but redistributed some across chapters. It said the final version, due in October, will reflect feedback and focus on ...

New Delhi: The new National Education Policy, Ayushman Bharat Scheme and Khelo Bharat Niti -- all introduced under the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government — have been cited as "excellent ...

“Shame on CBSE” began trending on social media after a teacher raised concerns over delayed NCERT textbooks, the pace at which the new syllabus is being taught and the pressure faced by Class 9 ...