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CBSE Makes Three Languages Mandatory For Class 9 And 10 From July 1
CBSE makes it compulsory to study of three languages, R1, R2, and R3 for Class 9 and 10 from July 01, 2026. Two Languages must be native Indian languages.
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CBSE's New Language Policy Threatens French Learning In Former French Colony Puducherry?
At stake is more than just a school subject. The 1956 Treaty of Cession between India and France had guaranteed the preservation of French as an official language in Puducherry.
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No Textbooks Yet: CBSE Directs Schools To Start Teaching Third Language Within 7 Days
CBSE introduces third language: Calling the move "urgent and mandatory", the board said all schools must begin implementation immediately, even if textbooks are not yet available.
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CBSE To Introduce Third Language Option In Class 6: What Students Need To Know
CBSE Third Language Option In Class 6: The three-language approach is a key feature of NEP 2020 and applies to both government and private schools.
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Telangana's Language Push Amid Tamil Nadu-Centre's 'Hindi Imposition' Spat
The Telangana government has said Telugu will be made mandatory for all schools, including those affiliated with the centre-administered CBSE, as part of a push to ensure students learn the regional language.
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University Panel Welcomes CBSE's Push For Indian Languages In Schools
University Grants Commission (UGC) Chairman Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar on Saturday said the decision of allowing schools to offer education in Indian languages will provide a steady stream of students to Higher Educational Institutions.
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Schools Must Implement Gujarat Government's Policy On Gujarati Language: High Court
The petitioner had said primary schools, especially those affiliated with CBSE, ICSE and IB boards, were not offering Gujarati as a subject in the curriculum despite there being a policy in place.
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Schools In Gujarat Have To Implement Gujarati Language Policy: High Court
The Gujarat High Court has said schools affiliated to other boards like CBSE and ICSE cannot refuse to implement a state government policy of teaching the Gujarati language as one of the mandatory subjects in Classes I to VIII.
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Prime Minister Launches Academic Bank Of Credit, New CBSE Assessment Framework To Mark 1 Year Of NEP
The initiatives include the Academic Bank of Credit (ABC) which will allow students to exit higher education programmes and rejoin later, first-year engineering programmes in regional languages, and guidelines for internationalization of higher education.
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CBSE Makes Three Languages Mandatory For Class 9 And 10 From July 1
CBSE makes it compulsory to study of three languages, R1, R2, and R3 for Class 9 and 10 from July 01, 2026. Two Languages must be native Indian languages.
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CBSE's New Language Policy Threatens French Learning In Former French Colony Puducherry?
At stake is more than just a school subject. The 1956 Treaty of Cession between India and France had guaranteed the preservation of French as an official language in Puducherry.
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No Textbooks Yet: CBSE Directs Schools To Start Teaching Third Language Within 7 Days
CBSE introduces third language: Calling the move "urgent and mandatory", the board said all schools must begin implementation immediately, even if textbooks are not yet available.
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CBSE To Introduce Third Language Option In Class 6: What Students Need To Know
CBSE Third Language Option In Class 6: The three-language approach is a key feature of NEP 2020 and applies to both government and private schools.
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Telangana's Language Push Amid Tamil Nadu-Centre's 'Hindi Imposition' Spat
The Telangana government has said Telugu will be made mandatory for all schools, including those affiliated with the centre-administered CBSE, as part of a push to ensure students learn the regional language.
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University Panel Welcomes CBSE's Push For Indian Languages In Schools
University Grants Commission (UGC) Chairman Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar on Saturday said the decision of allowing schools to offer education in Indian languages will provide a steady stream of students to Higher Educational Institutions.
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Schools Must Implement Gujarat Government's Policy On Gujarati Language: High Court
The petitioner had said primary schools, especially those affiliated with CBSE, ICSE and IB boards, were not offering Gujarati as a subject in the curriculum despite there being a policy in place.
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Schools In Gujarat Have To Implement Gujarati Language Policy: High Court
The Gujarat High Court has said schools affiliated to other boards like CBSE and ICSE cannot refuse to implement a state government policy of teaching the Gujarati language as one of the mandatory subjects in Classes I to VIII.
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Prime Minister Launches Academic Bank Of Credit, New CBSE Assessment Framework To Mark 1 Year Of NEP
The initiatives include the Academic Bank of Credit (ABC) which will allow students to exit higher education programmes and rejoin later, first-year engineering programmes in regional languages, and guidelines for internationalization of higher education.
