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Supreme Court Seeks Responses on CBSE Language Policy — India Verified

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Supreme Court Seeks Responses on CBSE Language Policy

Education27 May 2026 at 05:27 pmQuick read

Supreme Court Seeks Responses on CBSE Language Policy

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The Supreme Court seeks responses from the Centre and NCERT. The plea is against CBSE's three-language rule for Class 9 students.

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The score is 70 because the information is based on 2 sources, including The Hindu National and NDTV India, with some named entities like the Supreme Court, Centre, and NCERT, but lacks specific data or official statements.

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