Chandrayaan, Subhanshu Shukla, And Operation Sindoor To Develop into Half Of NCERT Syllabus For Courses 3 to 12: Report

NCERT is ready to introduce a particular academic module on Operation Sindoor geared toward college students from Courses 3 to 12, ANI reported, quoting Schooling Ministry Sources.

Two modules on Operation Sindoor are beneath preparation, first for Courses 3 to eight and second for Courses 9 to 12. The module shall be 8-10 pages and can describe the achievements of India and the armed forces throughout Operation Sindoor, as per the Schooling Ministry sources.

As per the Schooling Ministry sources, this transfer goals to make college students conscious of India’s army Energy and the way Pakistan was defeated as soon as once more. 

“NCERT to introduce a module quickly on Operation Sindoor. Two modules are beneath preparation- first for Courses third to eighth and second for Courses ninth to twelfth. Achievements of India and the armed forces shall be described in an 8-10 web page module. The goal is to make college students conscious of India’s army Energy and the way Pakistan was defeated as soon as once more,” ANI reported, citing Schooling Ministry sources.

The Indian Armed Forces launched Operation Sindoor on Could 7 to retaliate towards the April 22 terror assault in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, the place Pakistan-backed terrorists gunned down 26 harmless civilians. As a part of the operation, the Indian armed forces launched exact missile strikes on 9 terror infrastructures in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, killing over 100 dreaded terrorists and destroying terror launch pads and coaching camps.

India’s Operation Sindoor stands out as one of many nation’s most forceful army responses to cross-border terrorism.

Aside from Operation Sindoor, college students may also be taught about Mission LiFE — India’s life-style marketing campaign for environment-conscious residing, the horrors of the Partition, and the nation’s emergence as a serious area energy.

The part on area will embrace India’s achievements from Chandrayaan to Aditya L1 and the current feat of Group Captain Subhanshu Shukla turning into the primary Indian to succeed in the Worldwide Area Station.

(With ANI Inputs)