CBSE's 3-language scheme doesn't hit federalism, but will study infra constraints: SC

NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to examine validity of CBSE's recent policy mandating three languages, two of which must be Indian languages, for Class IX, which parents termed as a sure recipe for chaos and confusion in the absence of trained teachers, required textbooks and denial of choice to students.

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