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Supreme Court Urges CBSE to Exempt Class 6 Students from Three-Language Policy

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The Supreme Court has once again called on CBSE to consider exempting Class 6 students from its mandatory three-language policy. The court reiterated its earlier stance, signaling continued judicial scrutiny of the board's language education requirements. The bench indicated that the broader question of whether English should be classified as a native or foreign language would require a more comprehensive hearing. The matter has been flagged as a significant policy issue that warrants detailed deliberation before a final ruling can be made.

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