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Supreme Court directs CBSE to exempt Class 6 from three-language policy
Court directs CBSE to consult parents and schools on implementation difficulties
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The Bench asks CBSE to reach out directly to aggrieved parents and schools to ascertain their difficulties, while also addressing petitioners' concerns about study pressure, infrastructure gaps, restricted language options, and limited textbook access in rural areas.
“It is about their comfort.”
Justice Joymalya Bagchi, Supreme Court judge · rss ↗Chief Justice Surya Kant Chief Justice of IndiaTushar Mehta Solicitor General of India
Justice Joymalya Bagchi Supreme Court judgeCentral Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Education board defendant
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