Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Supreme Court to hear key cases on Wednesday
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear two important cases.
One is about a new rule by the CBSE that says class 9 students must learn three languages.
Some people are challenging this rule.
The other case is about a place where Muslims can pray.
The government has found a new place for this, but some people say it's too far from the old place.
Supreme Court to hear cases on July 29.
CBSE's new policy mandates three languages for class 9 students.
Pleas challenging CBSE's language policy to be heard.
Dispute over alternative site for namaz in Dhar.
Muslim side alleges the new site is too far from the disputed Bhojshala complex.
- Who
- Supreme Court, CBSE, Muslim side
- What
- Hearing of important cases
- When
- July 29
- Where
- Supreme Court
- Why
- To address challenges to CBSE's language policy and disputes over namaz site
CBSE Language Policy
Muslim Side on Namaz Site
CBSE Language Policy
CBSE Language Policy
The CBSE's new policy mandates learning of three languages for class 9 students.
Muslim Side on Namaz Site
A batch of pleas challenges the CBSE's new language policy.
Namaz Site Dispute
CBSE Language Policy
The Madhya Pradesh government has identified an alternative site for offering namaz.
Muslim Side on Namaz Site
The Muslim side alleges that the alternative site is too far from the disputed Bhojshala complex in Dhar.
- Date
- July 29
- Court
- Supreme Court
- CBSE Policy
- Mandating three languages for class 9 students
- Disputed Site
- Bhojshala complex in Dhar
- Alternative Site
- Identified by Madhya Pradesh government