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NCERT Rolls Out Operation Sindoor Modules for Classes 3–12

The supplementary modules frame the operation through official findings and technology claims, attributing the Pahalgam attack to Pakistan’s leadership.

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Cover of the NCERT textbooks on Operation Sindoor
Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal A. P. Singh speaks on Operation Sindoor at the Air Chief Marshal LM Katre lecture, in Bengaluru
The modules also featured maps of target sites and photographs of destroyed Pakistani drones.

Overview

  • NCERT released two supplementary classroom modules titled “Operation Sindoor—A Saga of Valour” (Classes 3–8) and “Operation Sindoor—A Mission of Honour and Bravery” (Classes 9–12).
  • The materials present the May strikes as a response to the 22 April Pahalgam killings and assert, citing Indian agencies, that the attack was ordered by Pakistan’s military and political leadership, with the NIA identifying TRF as responsible.
  • The modules detail operational claims: 21 sites narrowed to nine targets, seven camps destroyed by the Army, Air Force strikes on Muridke and Bahawalpur, and precision attacks executed in 22 minutes.
  • Content emphasizes indigenous capability—S-400 air-defense interceptions, ISRO satellite intelligence, and Indian-made drones—and features maps, photos, interactive classroom discussions, and multiple quotes from national leaders with Make in India messaging.
  • Civic and diplomatic themes note nationwide solidarity actions and highlight outreach such as the US designation of TRF as a foreign terrorist organization and a UNSC statement calling for accountability.