Supreme Court tells Centre not to introduce third language for Class 9 students

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The Supreme Court has advised the Central government against introducing a third language at the Class 9 level, calling it stressful for students. Justice BV Nagarathna made the remarks while hearing a petition challenging a Madras High Court directive to set up Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas in every district. The judge suggested that any new language should instead be introduced from Class 6, giving students more time to adapt. Justice Nagarathna also referenced her own schooling experience, noting that students were exposed to both ICSE and SSLC syllabi before choosing a stream only at the end of Class 9.

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