POLITICSJun 9 · 07:21 UTCTHE HINDU NATIONAL

Former Maharashtra Minister files plea in Supreme Court against CBSE's three-language rule for Class 9 students

Fauzia Khan, an educationist and former Maharashtra Minister, filed a plea in the Supreme Court challenging the CBSE's three-language rule for Class 9 students. The plea argues that the CBSE's May 15 circular is arbitrary and unreasonable.

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