New Delhi-NCERT A new historical change is about to take place in the books of After this change, students will now read the word 'Bharat' instead of 'India' in the books. NCERT The panel has selected all the NCERTs. The proposal to change the name of India to Bharat in the textbooks has been accepted. One of the panel members is CI. Isaac said that NCERT In the next set of books, the name of India will be changed to Bharat. A few months ago this proposal was made which has now been accepted. The committee has also recommended highlighting 'Hindu victories' in the textbooks. The committee has recommended inclusion of 'Classical History' in place of 'Ancient History' in the textbooks. History will no longer be divided into ancient, medieval and modern as it reveals that India is an old nation and unacquainted with British imperialism. The British have divided Indian history into ancient, medieval and modern. Now Ancient means ancient. He shows that the country was in the dark, as if it had no scientific awareness. There are many such examples, including the work of Sour Mandal and Aryabhata. Isaac said that the word India actually came into common use after the East India Company and the Battle of Plassey in 1757. At the same time, the word Bharat is mentioned in ancient texts like Vishnu Purana, which are 7 thousand years old. In such a situation, the committee has recommended with general consensus that the name of India should be used in the books of all classes.