✅ Promotes learning of Indian languages among students. ✅ The Supreme Court's intervention highlights the importance of student-friendly implementation. ✅ Adequate teachers, textbooks and infrastructure are essential for the policy's effective implementation. 💡 Final Takeaway The CBSE Three-Language Policy requires Class 9 students from the 2026-27 academic session to study three languages, with at least two being native Indian languages. The Centre has sought more time from the Supreme Court to finalise implementation modalities. CBSE has also clarified that R3 will not have a Class 10 board examination, while schools are required to update their R3 offerings through the OASIS portal.
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