Supreme Court Puts Class 6 Exemption Question to Centre Again in CBSE Language Policy Case

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Can current class 6 students can be exempted from CBSE 3-language policy? Supreme Court asks Centre again

Bar & Bench · Original source ↗

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1090_2025_2_1502_71114_Judgement_12-May-2026.pdf

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CBSE 3-language policy: Supreme Court asks board to exempt current Class 6 batch students | Education News - The Indian Express

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CBSE 3-language policy: Supreme Court asks board to exempt current Class 6 batch students | Education News - The Indian Express

indianexpress.com · Original source ↗

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No primary Supreme Court order, hearing transcript or official government response was captured for either the September 10 or September 17 hearings; accounts of both rest on newsroom reporting and have not been independently confirmed against a court record.

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The primary document supplied (s-342933d79d8d0a48) concerns an unrelated Rajasthan teacher-recruitment and Rajasthani-language appeal and does not address the CBSE policy or the exemption question, so it provides context only, not evidence on the discovery topic.

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