Bhubaneswar, 30th July 2025: A separate curriculum on ‘Operation Sindoor’ will now be taught in schools. Students from Class 3 to Class 12 will study this curriculum. The module will be divided into two parts. It will be prepared in 8 to 10 pages. The first part will be for Classes 3 to 8, and the second part for Classes 9 to 12. Students will be educated about India’s defence strategies and diplomatic responses. A dedicated module on Operation Sindoor is being prepared for teaching purposes. This will be a standalone curriculum focusing on India’s military strategies and foreign policy responses. The NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training) is preparing this independent curriculum.
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