NCERT Introduces 'Operation Sindoor' In School Curriculum For Classes 3 To 12; Check Full Module PDF Here

NCERT has explained in this model that Operation Sindoor was not just a voluntary action but to safeguard peace and honour the dignity of the martyrs.

The initiative aims to educate youth about the recent military actions taken to safeguard national interests and counter the threats of terrorism.

NCERT has released a special module on Operation Sindoor for children from class 3 to 12. In this module, not only the operation has been explained in detail, but children have also been explained how important it is for the security and peace of India.

What Happened in Pahalgam?

The Terror Attack Details On April 22, 2025, terrorists struck Pahalgam in Kashmir, killing 26 innocent tourists including foreign tourists. Tourists and civilians were terrified as the attackers specifically targeted individuals based on their religious identification. According to intelligence reports, the incident was designed to harm India's tourism sector and inflame regional communal tensions.

Pakistan Alleged Connection Government sources claim that despite Pakistan's official denials, evidence points to military leadership's involvement in planning the attack. The operation allegedly aimed to destabilie the peaceful environment and harm India's growing tourism sector in the Kashmir valley.

Pakistan's Role Included:

It is clearly written in the framework that even though Pakistan had denied its role in the Pahalgam attacks, this attack took place directly on the orders of its army and nuclear ship building. NCERT has explained in this model that Operation Sindoor was not just a military action, but to protect peace and honor the honor of the martyred people.

According to the new model of NCERT, it does not just mention the attacks and retaliation, but it is told why this operation is a symbol of honor and resolve for India.

What was the reason for Operation Sindoor?

On 22 April 2025, the first terrorist attack took place in Jammu and Kashmir. In this, 26 people were killed, including a Nepali tourist,were killed on the basis of their religion, as the vilest example of inhumanity, which tested the limits of India’s tolerance.

According to government, Pakistan political and military leadership involved a directly or indirectly role in this attack, although Pakistan always rejected it in this way.

The formulation states that this operation was named 'Sindoor' to salute the sacrifice and pain of the martyred soldiers.

India Armed Force Attack On Terrorist Camps & Pak Failed Response:

On 6 and 7 May 2025, the Indian armed forces launched "Operation Sindoor" and carried out missile and air strikes on terrorists in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (POJK). 9 targets were selected, of which 7 were attacked by the Army and 2 (Muridke and Bhutanpur) by the Air Force. The operation lasted only 22 minutes, during which a large number of massacres took place. The special thing was that no civilian was harmed in this attack.

S-400 and Akash missiles, among other cutting-edge defense systems, provide protection during the attack.

Utilised Technology and Equipment With the use of Brahmos missiles, Rafale fighter jets, Sukhoi-30MKI aircraft, and sophisticated observation systems, the operation demonstrated India's domestic defense capabilities.ISRO satellites provided real-time intelligence, while 'Make in India' defense equipment played a crucial role in ensuring mission success without civilian casualties.

Pakistan retaliated and tried to attack the airbase, but India's air defense system (S-400, Akash, MRSAM) all failed.

During the operation, the university was blacked out as part of 'Operation Practice so that people could be prepared for any disappointment.

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