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CBSE New Notification: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is scheduled to conduct its 10th and 12th board exams starting February 17. Meanwhile, the board has issued a new notification regarding the two-year examination system for Class 10. CBSE New Notification:  The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)'s 10th and 12th board exams are set to begin on February 17. Meanwhile, the board has issued a new notification regarding the two-year exam system for class 10th This time, CBSE will conduct two exams for Class 10. However, the board has made it clear that the first exam will be mandatory for all students. Some students had requested that if they were unable to appear for the first exam for some reason, they be allowed to take the second exam directly. The board has rejected this demand. CBSE has announced that appearing in the first Class 10 Board Examination is mandatory for all students, and missing three or more subjects in the first exam will make them ine...

Ghazipur News: An 8-foot-deep pit was dug for the construction of an underpass on NH-124D. A biker, Ravindra, fell into the pit and died. Police have registered a case and are taking action. Neglecting safety standards on the under-construction National Highway 124D in Ghazipur claimed the life of a young man. Ravindra Paswan, 30, died after falling into an 8-foot-deep pit on Tuesday. The administration, considering this a serious negligence, filed an FIR against the executing agency on Wednesday. The incident occurred near Shaheed Veer Abdul Hameed Chowk in Jalalabad, under the Dullahpur police station area. An approximately 8-foot-deep pit was dug here for the construction of an underpass on NH-124D. Surprisingly, there were no barricades, warning signs, or adequate lighting at the site. The accident occurred when the bike lost balance It was reported that late Tuesday evening, 30-year-old Ravindra Paswan, a resident of Jalalabad, was passing by on his bike. While trying to avoid an ...

  A self-styled “baba” allegedly poisoned three people in Delhi after promising to multiply their money, police said. Delhi:  Three people found dead inside a parked car on the Peeragarhi flyover in northwest Delhi were murdered, police confirmed on Wednesday, claiming that a self-styled “baba” who promised to multiply money allegedly poisoned them and fled with their cash. As per Hindustan Times report, the bodies were discovered on Sunday after passersby spotted the vehicle stationed on the service lane with its occupants lying motionless inside and alerted authorities. At first, investigators considered the possibility of suicide as there were no visible injury marks or signs of a struggle. However, Deputy Commissioner of Police Sachin Sharma said the case took a turn during the probe. A self-proclaimed tantrik, Kamruddin alias “baba”, has been arrested in connection with the triple murder. According to police, the accused orchestrated the crime as part of a premeditated pl...

Karamjit Singh, the hospital's medical superintendent, said Prince has been placed on a ventilator. His condition remains critical. The next 24 hours are crucial. The bullet is still lodged in his brain. Only after the CT scan results are received will any decision be made regarding further treatment. An incident that took place last Monday in Tarn Taran, Punjab, shocked everyone. Prince Raj, a law college student, shot and killed his classmate, Sandeep Kaur, before shooting himself. Sandeep Kaur died on the spot, while Prince is undergoing treatment at Guru Nanak Dev Hospital, where he is on a ventilator. A bullet is lodged in Prince's head. Doctors stated that Prince's condition is very critical, and the operation is also critical. Police have filed a murder case against Prince. Sandeep Kaur,  a law student, was a resident of Naushera Pannuan village in the Patti constituency. Prince, a student, was from Malia village. They were classmates at Mai Bhago Law College in Usma...

If you think the cold is easing with the arrival of February, you need to be cautious. The Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned that the weather could change again in the next 24 hours. Weather:  If you think the cold is easing with the arrival of February, you still need to be cautious. The Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned that the weather could change again in the next 24 hours. Rain is expected in several states and snowfall in hilly areas. A red alert has also been issued in some areas. This could cause temperatures to drop and cold winds to blow. The chill is expected to increase during the morning and night hours. According to the Meteorological Department, a Western Disturbance is becoming active, which could impact areas from North India to Central India. People have been advised to remain vigilant and follow the advisory. Cold may increase again in North India The Meteorological Department says that light rain and snowfall may occur in many areas of Jammu a...

The blast occurred while worshippers were offering Friday prayers at a Shia imambara on the outskirts of Islamabad. Videos from the site showed severed limbs strewn across the area, as locals and victims' family members gathered, desperately searching for their loved ones. An explosion struck the Tarlai Imambargah in Islamabad’s Shehzad Town area on Friday, killing at least 31 and leaving 169 others injured, according to local media reports. The incident occurred as worshippers gathered for Friday prayers, and the authorities called it a suicide bombing attack after an initial probe. An imambargah or imambada is a place of mourning where Shia Muslims gather commemorating the Karbala tragedy. A video from the site showed severed limbs strewn across the carpeted area amid shards of glass, as locals and victims' family members gathered, desperately searching for their loved ones. Another video showed security officials cordoning off the area as locals began gathering at the blast ...