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How can English be treated as non-native? SC flags CBSE language policy

The Supreme Court has asked CBSE to revisit its three-language policy, raising concerns over treating English as non-native and the availability of teachers and textbooks for Indian languages

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How can English be treated as non-native? SC flags CBSE language policy
The Supreme Court has asked CBSE to revisit its three-language policy, raising concerns over treating English as non-native and the availability of teachers and textbooks for Indian languages
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