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SC seeks Centre, CBSE response on plea challenging 3-language policy

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Supreme Court sought responses from CBSE and Centre on pleas challenging three-language policy.
Petitioners argued the rule was enforced without adequate teachers or textbooks.
Court declined an immediate stay on the policy.

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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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