New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday sought the Centre’s response to the Central Board of Secondary Education’s (CBSE) decision to introduce the three-language policy from Class VI onwards from this academic year, after parents challenged the move, citing a shortage of textbooks and teachers for several Indian languages | India News

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…

The Supreme Court declined to halt CBSE's three-language policy for 2026-27, emphasizing the value of multilingual education and deferring further hearings to next week.

The Supreme Court will intervene if teachers face adverse action for not following the CBSE three-language policy. A bench directed CBSE to file its response to a plea challenging…