CBSE defends three-language policy in Supreme Court, says nearly half of affiliated schools already meet norms

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has defended its three-language policy before the Supreme Court, arguing that a significant number of its affiliated schools are already equipped to implement the new framework. The Board has maintained that nearly half of its schools already teach two or more Indian languages in Class 9, while almost all have at least one Indian-language teacher, making the transition practical and feasible, according to media reports.

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