The Supreme Court urges the Centre not to introduce a compulsory third language from Class 9, saying it adds to students' Board exam stress. Justice BV Nagarathna says the language should instead be introduced from Class 6 during the hearing on Tamil Nadu's Navodaya schools case.
The Supreme Court urges the Centre not to introduce a compulsory third language from Class 9, saying it adds to students' Board exam stress. Justice BV Nagarathna says the language should instead be introduced from Class 6 during the hearing on Tamil Nadu's Navodaya schools case.
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The Supreme Court urges the Centre not to introduce a compulsory third language from Class 9, saying it adds to students' Board exam stress. Justice BV Nagarathna says the language should instead be introduced from Class 6 during the hearing on Tamil Nadu's Navodaya schools case.