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The parliamentary crisis over the Question Paper Leak Prevention Bill has come to an end. An important debate on the bill will be held in the Lok Sabha today, drawing attention to measures to prevent exam malpractice.
The humanitarian act of a school warden carrying a sick girl 6 km on his back to reach the hospital on time has been appreciated by everyone. His timely action helped in the treatment of the girl and has been widely praised on social media.
The government has issued an order to distribute free bus passes to students. It has been informed that students who have already paid the fees will be refunded within 15 days. This new decision has reduced the burden of travel for thousands of students.
With SSLC and PUC exams nearing, state and cyber crime police are on full alert. Strict monitoring of social media, tracking of old offenders, Section 144 near centres, and strong legal action aim to prevent question paper leaks and fraud.
In Chapter 4, the Class 8 Social Sciences textbook outlines structural challenges facing courts, including judge shortages, procedural complexity and infrastructure gaps, and links these issues to concerns about public confidence in the justice system.
Students are worried ahead of the Second PU exam after a viral post claimed that the question paper could be obtained by sending a message. Read the full report, official updates and important guidance for students.
The CBSE Class 12 question paper had 33 compulsory questions, divided into five sections: A, B, C, D, and E. The paper was conducted for 70 marks and students got three hours to complete the paper.
A total of 27,50,843 students have registered for the high school examination, while 24,79,341 students have filled out forms for the intermediate exam.
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