Supreme Court seeks CBSE, NCERT response
Supreme CourtConstitutional LawThe Supreme Court has sought a response from the CBSE and NCERT on a challenge to the mandatory three-language policy for classes 6 to 9. The petitioners have argued that the policy is not feasible and will cause difficulties for students. The court has asked the CBSE and NCERT to respond to the petition, which claims that the policy violates the rights of students. The petitioners have also argued that the policy will lead to a burden on students and will not serve the purpose of promoting multilingualism. The court's decision will have significant implications for students and schools across the country. This case is relevant for CLAT and Judiciary Exam students as it involves the interpretation of educational policies and the rights of students.