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"'Bharat', 'India' To Be Used Interchangeably In Textbooks": NCERT Chief

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"Bharat" and "India" will be used interchangeably in NCERT textbooks as is the case in the country's Constitution, National Council of Educational Research and Training Director Dinesh Prasad Saklani has said.

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"'Bharat', 'India' To Be Used Interchangeably In Textbooks": NCERT Chief

"Bharat" and "India" will be used interchangeably in NCERT textbooks as is the case in the country's Constitution, National Council of Educational Research and Training Director Dinesh Prasad Saklani has said.

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NCERT to use 'Bharat', 'India' interchangeably in textbooks

The NCERT chief said both the words will be used in the books and the council has no aversion to either.NCERT. NCERT textbooks. Bharat. India names. Dinesh Prasad Saklani

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‘Bharat’ and ‘India’ to be used interchangeably in textbooks, Constitution upholds both: NCERT director

Saklani asserted that the debate over these words was useless, given that the Constitution upholds both of them.

·India
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