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NCERT Textbook Controversy: History or Hate? | Akbar, Aurangzeb & the 2025 Debate

#NCERT #HistoryDebate #TextbookControversy #Akbar #Aurangzeb #IndianHistory #EducationReform #HistoryOrHate #NCERT2025 #thinksouth #samuelmathew Is the new NCERT Class 8 Social Science textbook an honest look at India’s past — or a dangerous rewrite of history? In 2025, major changes portray Mughal rulers like Akbar and Aurangzeb in a harsher light, sparking a nationwide debate. Supporters say it’s about truth. Critics warn it risks sowing division among children. In this video, we break down: What the new textbook says about Akbar, Aurangzeb, and Babur The right-wing view vs. the left-wing concern How history can be taught without fuelling hate Why the way we tell the past shapes India’s future Should we remember history for its lessons — or rewrite it to fit modern politics? Let’s unpack the controversy. 0:00 – “What If History Becomes a Battlefield?” — NCERT Class 8 Debate 0:35 – “Is History Finally Being Told?” — Right-Wing Perspective 1:21 – “Are We Teaching History or Dividing?” — Left-Wing Concerns 1:44 – “Critical Thinking, Not Division” — Importance of Critical Thinking 2:24 – “Should We Teach the Dark Side of History?” — Teaching History Honestly 3:03 – “Teaching History Without Creating Divisions” — Balancing Education 4:22 – “How Should We Teach History for a Better Future?” — Conclusion 7:30 – “The Danger Isn't in Knowing the Truth” — Outro 📌 Share your thoughts in the comments — can we teach dark history without creating new divides?