NCERT releases special module on 'Operation Sindoor' for classes 3 to 12
NCERT introduces new chapter on Operation Sindoor: The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has released a special module on 'Operation Sindoor', but it will be only for children from class 3 to 12. This module not only contains information about 'Operation Sindoor', but children will also get a chance to understand why it was needed. So if your child is between class 3 to 12 and reads NCERT books, then you should read this news completely.
Pakistan's role exposed
This special module explains that although Pakistan has denied its role in the Pahalgam terror attack, the attack was carried out directly on the orders of its military and political leadership. NCERT has also explained that Operation Sindoor was not just a military action, but a step taken to protect peace and honour the martyrs. According to the news on Bhasha agency, the text says, 'Operation Sindoor is not just a military operation, but a promise to protect peace and honor the martyrs.'
According to reports, the text says, 'Pakistan denied any involvement in the Pahalgam terror attack, but it was directly ordered by its military and political leadership.'
What it says about Pakistan's role?
It is clearly written in the framework that even though Pakistan had denied its role in the Pahalgam attacks, this attack took place directly on the orders of its army and nuclear ship building. NCERT has explained in this model that Operation Sindoor was not just a military action, but to protect peace and honor the honour of the martyred people. According to the new model of NCERT, it does not just mention the attacks and retaliation, but it is told why this operation is a symbol of honour and resolve for India.
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