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Express Tribune
3 days ago
- Science
- Express Tribune
Girls top Abbottabad matric exams
The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Abbottabad has announced the results of the annual matriculation examinations, with female students securing the top positions across both science and arts groups. In the arts group, Ariba Nazir of Government Girls Higher Secondary School Sarai Saleh secured first position with 1069 marks. Anum Bibi of Government Girls High School Sarai Nemat Khan came second with 1050 marks, and Waleja Khan of Girls High School Baghar stood third with 1044 marks. In the science group, Sidra Saeedur Rehman, daughter of the Imam of Haripur's central mosque and a student of Jinnah Jamia Public School and College Haripur, topped with 1161 marks. Ariba Jadoon from the same institution came second with 1159 marks, while Zufshan Ahmad of Tameer-e-Watan School and College, Mansehra Chakriyal, secured third with 1158 marks. Out of a total of 150,088 students, 101,312 passed. The success rate for 10th grade was 80 per cent, and for 9th grade, 60 per cent. Top performers were awarded cash prizes. Rs70,000 was given for securing first place, Rs60,000 for second, and Rs50,000 for third in the science group. Awards were distributed by Board Chairman Abdul Majid Khan and Controller Professor Babar Ayaz Abbasi during a ceremony attended by principals, teachers, parents, and students. The chairman declared the results transparent and announced that starting in 2026, 9th and 11th-grade results will be e-marked. He also urged schools to prepare students for upcoming changes in examination formats.
New Indian Express
16-07-2025
- Politics
- New Indian Express
CM Stalin rolls out door-delivery of government schemes across TN
CHIDAMBARAM: Chief Minister M K Stalin launched the 'Ungaludan Stalin' (With You, Stalin) scheme in Chidambaram, Cuddalore district, on Tuesday which aims to conduct 10,000 camps across the state by November 2025 to make the government's welfare schemes accessible to the public through door-to-door outreach. At the launch, the CM handed over a hearing aid to Sabareesh, a person with disability, a health insurance card under the Chief Minister's Comprehensive Health Insurance Scheme to Senthamizhselvi, and an order for name transfer in electricity connection to Perumal. He interacted with beneficiaries, received petitions, and inspected the functioning of the camp. According to a press release, the government plans to conduct 10,000 camps across the state between July 15 and November 2025 as part of the scheme. In the first phase, 3,563 camps will be organised from July 15 to August 15 — 1,428 in urban areas and 2,135 in rural regions. Volunteers in each district will go door-to-door, distributing pamphlets containing details on available services, application forms, eligibility criteria, and list of documents required to apply. They will also identify and assist women who are eligible for the Kalaignar Magalir Urimai Thogai scheme but have not applied yet. On Tuesday morning, Stalin participated in an event commemorating Kamarajar's birth anniversary at a Government Girls Higher Secondary School. He also unveiled the renovated bronze statue of Dr B R Ambedkar in Pettai, Chidambaram, the release stated.
New Indian Express
11-07-2025
- Entertainment
- New Indian Express
A Russian children's classic comes to life in Kochi
A little fir swayed its branches in tune with the wind as it stood among the stately pine trees deep in the forest. Scampering around the fir tree were little bunnies, squirrels and mice. A group of Class VIII students of Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Ernakulam, brought alive the wonderous tale of The Fir Tree by Sergei Mikhailkov by turning into butterflies and bunnies. The students enacted the story of the environmentally-conscious forest ranger and a little fir tree bringing the wintry beauty of the Northern hemisphere into the classroom. This 25-minute theatrical presentation of the Russian author Mikhailkov's children's classic, which has been included in the Class VIII Malayalam-II of the general education department, is a novel method adopted by the Malayalam teacher C S Vishnuraj.
The Hindu
07-07-2025
- Politics
- The Hindu
T.N. CM Stalin to visit Cuddalore on July 14
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin will be on a two-day visit to Cuddalore district on July 14 and 15 to take part in various government events. According to official sources, the Chief Minister will launch the first camp of the 'Ungaludan Stalin' (Stalin with you) initiative, aimed at directly addressing public grievances and delivering government services through special camps at people's doorsteps, on July 15 in Chidambaram Municipality. Under this initiative, a total of 378 camps will be held in the urban and rural areas of Cuddalore district. The initiative aims to bring government services and welfare schemes directly to people's neighbourhoods. The Chief Minister will also pay floral tributes to a portrait of former Chief Minister K. Kamaraj at the Government Girls Higher Secondary School in Chidambaram on the occasion of the leader's birth anniversary. Mr. Stalin will inaugurate a memorial hall to mark the birth centenary of Dalit leader and former president of Tamil Nadu Congress Committee L. Elayaperumal at his hometown in Chidambaram. The memorial hall has been built at a cost of ₹6.39 crore. Minister for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare M.R.K. Panneerselvam, accompanied by Collector Sibi Adhithya Senthil Kumar, reviewed the security arrangements for the Chief Minister's visit.
The Hindu
26-06-2025
- General
- The Hindu
35 students from government schools in Tiruchi clear NEET
A total of 35 students out of 351 from government and aided schools who appeared for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) 2025 in Tiruchi district have cleared it. According to the official data, 351 students from government and aided schools took the entrance examination this year. Of them, only 35 students secured scores above 113, which was the cut-off score. Among the 35, four students were repeaters and also emerged as the toppers. M. Jeevanantham, a repeater from Government Higher Secondary School, Thandalaiputhur, secured 423 and stood first among the government schoolchildren in the district. Kishore, a student of Syed Murthuza Government Higher Secondary School, has scored 221 and has become the topper among the freshers. A senior official from the School Education Department said six students would be allocated MBBS and BDS seats under 7.5% reservation. A total of 220 students enrolled for the free NEET coaching programme in the district, but only 172 appeared for the exam. NEET coaching was offered at five centres in the district — Syed Murthuza Government Higher Secondary School in Tiruchi, Government Boys Higher Secondary School in Manapparai, Government Boys Higher Secondary School in Musiri, Government Girls Higher Secondary School in Thathaiyangarpet, and Government Girls Higher Secondary School in Manachanallur, where sessions are conducted by teachers from government and aided schools. The number of successful students has significantly come down. Last year, 132 students out of 553 from government schools cleared it. Although extensive training was given, only a few cleared the exam this year, the official added.
