The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to implement the Orissa High Court's directions on the APAAR (Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry) ID consent process across the country. While hearing a petition challenging the scheme, the court also asked CBSE to examine concerns related to parental consent and data protection.

The SC said it would direct the CBSE to implement the Orissa HC’s directions across the country, noting that the Centre had accepted the judgment and not challenged it. | India…

Supreme Court mandates CBSE to include opt-out option in APAAR consent forms, ensuring voluntary participation for students nationwide.

In a significant move, the Supreme Court will mandate the CBSE to abide by an Orissa High Court decision that requires revisions to the APAAR ID consent form. Parents will now…