NCERT: gendering the curriculum means what?
AAdding a few women's names
BPrinting separate girls' books
CSkipping freedom struggle
DMaking women's views integral
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Making women's views integral
It is not just adding references to individual women but making women's perspectives integral to discussion of events.
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