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- The Supreme Court requested the Union government to decide on providing relief to current Class 6 students regarding the three-language policy.
- Justices suggested postponing the mandatory implementation for this specific batch until January 1, 2027.
- The court also directed the government to report on teacher availability and school infrastructure readiness.
- This exemption aims to address the practical challenges students face when mid-year academic requirements change abruptly.
What to watch next
- Government decision on the exemption proposal for current Class 6 students
- Hearing scheduled for September 28, 2026
- Government report on teacher and infrastructure availability
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Joymalya Bagchi
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“Take your time, but see that the Class 6 students get some relief. We did not make this suggestion on a point of legality, but after considering the comfort and convenience of Class 6 students”
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…on Wednesday (September 23, 2026) sought more time from the Supreme Court for the Union government to reach a decision on a suggestion to spare the current batch of Class 6 students from the three-language policy. “ Take your time, but see that the Class 6 students get some relief. We did not make this suggestion on a point of legality, but after considering the comfort and convenience of Class 6 students ,” Justice Joymalya Bagchi, part of a three-Judge Bench headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, addressed the law officer. Also read | Back to school: Three-language policy hits practical roadblocks The Chief…
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Named India · Central Board of Secondary Education · Joymalya Bagchi · Supreme Court · Surya Kant · Tushar Mehta · Union government
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