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CBSE Three-Language Row: What Is 'Native'? Supreme Court Seeks Clarity

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Supreme Court hearing a case on CBSE's three-language policy.
Justice Joymalya Bagchi questioned the term 'native language' in the policy.
The Court sought clarity on the definition of 'native' in the context of Indian languages.
The case challenges the implementation of the National Education Policy's language formula.

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Same story, different framing

LeftHindustan Times
SC seeks Centre’s response on revised 3-language policy
The headline frames the development as a Supreme Court challenge to the government's policy, emphasizing procedural action by the judiciary.
CenterNDTV
CBSE Three-Language Row: What Is 'Native'? Supreme Court Seeks Clarity
The report highlights the Supreme Court's questioning of ambiguous terminology in the three-language policy, framing it as a constitutional and educational debate.
RightTimes of India
CBSE defends three-language policy in Supreme Court, says nearly half of affiliated schools already meet norms
The report frames CBSE's defense of the three-language policy as a factual justification supported by compliance statistics.

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