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NCERT’s Class 7 textbook uses the old Preamble without telling students why

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By Vinita Singh
| ThePrint Verified
A comparison of the previous and the new NCERT textbooks reveals that the Preamble has indeed disappeared from the Class 9 textbook. It has found a place in the Class 7 textbook on page 225. In fact, the chapter, “Constitutional Design”, in which the Preamble appeared in the old syllabus, is no longer included in the Class 9 textbook. The Preamble is now part of a chapter in Class 7 titled “The Constitution of India – an Introduction”. This is an important distinction.
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Genghis Khan: “From Abandoned Boy to World Conqueror”

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By Vinita Singh, Dr Mehmet Yildiz
| Illumination Verified
In the opening years of the 13th century, the ruler of the Jin dynasty, Wanyan Yongji, sent a dismissive warning to a tribal warlord who had dared push into his territory. He boasted that his empire was as boundless as an ocean, while his rival commanded nothing more than a fistful of sand — so why should he feel any sense of alarm? On paper, the comparison was reasonable.
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How Children Learn to Eat.

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By Vinita Singh, Dr Mehmet Yildiz
| Illumination Verified
Today, as I raise my own daughters, I find myself following the same approach almost instinctively 😀 My girls are eight years old, active, energetic, and constantly growing. One thing I focus on every single day is ensuring they eat until they are full. I have noticed that when children are well-fed, everything improves — they sleep better, focus better, learn better, and honestly, they even listen better. A full stomach often creates a calmer and happier child.
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