The Supreme Court asks the CBSE to consider postponing the rollout of its three-language policy for Class 6 students until the 2027 academic session. The request is directed at how and when the policy should be implemented under CBSE’s revised curriculum framework.
The three-language policy requires students to study three languages, including at least two Indian languages. All reports say the CBSE has agreed to examine the suggestion and submit a fresh note for the court’s consideration. NDTV also notes that the court’s observations and suggestions do not prejudice the rights or contentions of the parties, and that the real issues may be decided later.
Across outlets, the core focus remains the same: the court does not make a final ruling in the reported coverage but instead requests consideration of deferral and follow-up by the board. The timing discussed is a shift from an earlier proposed start to the 2027 academic year.