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Need to relook if English can be considered an indigenous language: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court questioned English’s indigenous status while refusing to halt the CBSE’s three-language scheme. This policy aims to promote Hindi and regional languages, aligning with constitutional goals. Petitioners argued against the scheme due to teacher and infrastructure challenges. They also noted limited availability of books on the NCERT website. The Centre and CBSE will file their responses within ten days.

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