national education policy

The introduction of Maithili into the CBSE curriculum beginning in the 2026-27 academic year has been celebrated as a transformative step for the preservation of Mithila’s rich cultural legacy. This initiative, in line with the NEP 2020’s emphasis on native languages, enables students to engage with Maithili from Class I through to secondary education.

Former Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai publicly opposed the CBSE's revised three-language mandate, urging its withdrawal due to abrupt implementation. This move signals a calibrated political strategy to assert regional concerns and navigate the sensitive language issue in Tamil Nadu, potentially influencing the party's future leadership.

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The anticipated National School Mental Health Policy in India marks a pivotal moment in aligning student wellness with educational success. By fostering nurturing atmospheres, this initiative seeks to empower 40 million learners, promoting empathy and resilience. To realize this vision, effective teacher training and adaptable strategies will be key, heralding a hopeful era for the youth of the nation.

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Delhi Directorate of Education will release CM Shri Admission Test 2026 Class 11 results by May 31. Students can check scores on edudel.nic.in using login details. The test was held on May 7. Admissions are merit-based. Shortlisted students must complete admission formalities at allotted CM Shri Schools with required documents.

Odisha's CBSE schools are largely unaffected by the new three-language policy due to low demand for foreign languages. Most students already follow a combination of English, Odia, and Hindi or Sanskrit, minimizing academic disruption. While some adjustments are needed for students studying foreign languages, CBSE offers support for the transition.

Mumbai colleges are witnessing a significant shift in undergraduate admissions. Traditional BA and BSc courses are seeing lower cut-offs, while professional, career-oriented programmes in finance, healthcare, and technology are experiencing a surge in demand and competition. Colleges are adapting by introducing new specialized courses and skill-based training to meet student aspirations and industry needs.

AISA activists were detained by police during a protest in Delhi, demanding accountability for examination irregularities and the resignation of the Union Education Minister. The student group highlighted repeated issues across NEET, CUET, CBSE, and SSC exams, calling for the scrapping of the National Testing Agency. Leaders criticized the government's handling of student concerns.

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