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CBSE tells Supreme Court 47% of schools already comply with three-language policy

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CBSE has defended its three-language policy before the Supreme Court, which is currently hearing legal challenges against it. The board stated that 47.3% of its affiliated schools already offer two or more Indian languages at the Class 9 level. CBSE also noted that 99.19% of affiliated schools have at least one Indian-language teacher in place. Both CBSE and NCERT told the court that necessary textbooks, implementation measures, and transition support have already been prepared.

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