Supreme Court urged to urgently hear pleas against CBSE's 3-language rule for Class 9 students
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SC drops CBSE Class 9 three-language policy pleas from Wednesday list
The Supreme Court deferred petitions against the mandatory CBSE Class 9 three-language policy after the matter was de-listed from Wednesday's cause list. Petitioners said students were being affected by missing teachers and textbooks, raising implementation concerns during the academic session.
During the hearing of petitions challenging the CBSE's mandatory three-language policy for Class 9 students, a bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant, representing the petitioners, advocate Gopal Shankar Narayan said that the matter was listed for hearing on Wednesday, but has been removed from the list of cases, citing the urgent need for a hearing.
Supreme Court urged to urgently hear pleas against CBSE's 3-language rule for Class 9 students
The Supreme Court heard pleas challenging the CBSE's new three-language policy. This policy mandates two native Indian languages for Class 9 students. Petitioners argued against the policy's implementation due to teacher and book shortages. The CBSE and Centre defended the policy as vital for national integration. The court is considering an urgent hearing for these ongoing challenges.
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