NCERT To Revamp Classes 10-12 Textbooks In Mission Mode, New Curriculum To Prepare Students For Responsible AI Use | Video
New Delhi: Revised NCERT textbooks for classes 10 to 12 are being prepared in mission mode, Union Education Minister Pralhad Joshi said on Tuesday. Attended the 66th Foundation Day celebrations of @ncert , celebrating its remarkable journey and invaluable contribution to strengthening school education and shaping the future of our young minds. pic.twitter.com/Cb2iYMj1cO — Pralhad Joshi…
New Delhi (Sept 1, 2026): Union Education Minister Pralhad Joshi announced on Tuesday that NCERT is preparing revised textbooks for classes 10 to 12 in a mission mode. The move aims to equip students with the necessary skills to responsibly use Artificial Intelligence (AI) as its usage continues to grow. The 66th Foundation Day celebrations of NCERT, which have contributed significantly to school education, were attended by Joshi.
Alongside the release of textbooks for classes 1 to 9 under the new National Curriculum Framework (NCF), the minister inaugurated a Robotics Learning Centre and a Bhasha Pustak Scheme Translation Lab, as well as an upgraded television studio. The minister highlighted AI's rapid integration into everyday life, urging textbooks and curricula to adapt and empower young learners to confidently and responsibly navigate and engage with AI.
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