counterfeit ncert textbooks

Police in Rudrapur have dismantled an interstate ring producing and distributing counterfeit ncert textbooks. A key suspect, Nafis Khan, was apprehended after a complaint from NCERT. The operation uncovered a network involving rented warehouses, printing in Mathura, and distribution hubs in Rajasthan, with further investigations ongoing to nab other culprits.

The National Capital Region grapples with a shortage of NCERT textbooks, fueling the circulation of counterfeit copies. CM’s Flying Squad conducts raids, seizing thousands of illicitly printed books. NCERT issues a stern warning against fake textbooks, citing concerns over inaccurate content. Efforts are underway to expedite the release of pending textbooks and ensure access to authentic learning materials. Stakeholders emphasize the importance of upholding the integrity of the education system amidst the surge in demand and supply challenges.

CBSE has issued a circular urging parents and schools to purchase only genuine NCERT textbooks to ensure quality learning resources. The advisory warns against counterfeit textbooks sold by unauthorised vendors, which often contain printing and content errors. Schools are asked to guide parents and procure textbooks through authorised channels, including NCERT RPDCs, official vendors, the Postal Supply Service, and the NCERT Amazon storefront. Contact details for regional centres are provided to assist in authentic textbook procurement.

Delhi Police arrested Prashant Gupta and Nishant Gupta for a major piracy operation. They were selling fake NCERT textbooks worth over Rupees 2.4 crore. Police seized more than 1.7 lakh pirated books during raids. The accused confessed to sourcing books from a warehouse in Hiranki. The police registered a case and further investigation is underway.

A hand-written note found somewhere between one of the pages of the 10 lakh-odd pirated NCERT textbooks that was seized in a Meerut warehouse recently made the UP STF jump on their feet. The books were to be delivered to almost every major town and city of India.

Attention students and parents! CBSE schools in Ranchi are raising alarms over a wave of fake NCERT textbooks infiltrating the market. These imitations may seem budget-friendly but are riddled with printing mistakes and misinformation, posing a significant risk to your exam readiness. To safeguard your education and avoid any mix-ups, please make sure to buy only from recognized NCERT outlets!

A major crackdown on textbook piracy occurred in Ghaziabad. NCERT and Delhi Police seized approximately 32,000 pirated NCERT textbooks. The operation uncovered a large-scale illegal printing facility. This action follows an earlier FIR regarding copyright violations. NCERT officials provided technical assistance during the raid. The council warns that pirated books harm students and the education system.

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan announces NCERT's plan to triple textbook publication, aiming to print 15 crore books this year. NCERT teams up with Amazon to distribute textbooks nationwide, enhancing accessibility, combating piracy, and supporting bulk orders for schools and agencies.