Much to their dismay, the results were not uploaded on the website provided by the CHSE for nearly two hours, making the students anxious even more. To add to their woes, in most places, the website did not even open for the students to check their results.
As per the allegations by some saffron party workers, to checkmate party’s progress in the district, the ruling party is creating disturbances by luring some workers of BJP.
The state Handlooms, Textiles and Handicrafts department has decided to procure the attire for the Srimandir deities without killing the silkworms.
Though the Commissionerate Police has managed to arrest some members of Bawaria gang, people going for morning walk are still in a state of panic.
Speaking to reporters, Nayak said, “Results of Arts stream will be published by June 8.” Meanwhile, the Council is reportedly bracing up for reforms in the Plus 2 syllabus as well as the evaluation pattern.
As per reports, the mishap occurred when excavation was going on in the dead of the night, raising suspicion over the legality of the mine among the locals.
Singh has also warned stern actions against the erring officials while ordering an investigation into the incident.
The FIR was registered upon a complaint filed by Anang Uday Singh Deo and his domestic help Savita Jha in Dehradun, Uttarakhand.
The amount of ex-gratia in case of death of employees while performing their duties has been increased from Rs 4 lakh to Rs 10 lakh.
A yellow warning for thunderstorm with lightning has also been issued for various districts in the state.
Several Congress leaders slammed Mayor Subhash Singh and other CMC officials for alleged lapses and negligence in discharging their duty resulting in mishaps at several construction sites in the city and the loss of precious lives.
“The month-long campaign aims to reach out to the public and, media and brief about the achievements of PM Modi and the BJP in the last nine years,” Odisha BJP President Manmohan Samal said at a presser.
As per CHSE officials, of the total 24, 331 students who had enrolled for the Commerce stream, 24,082 students had appeared in the Plus 2 examination including 23,0002 regular and 1065 ex-regular students.
In Science stream, 84.93 per cent students have passed in the examination this year.
“I couldn’t even afford to buy new notebooks. So, instead of writing in pen, I would write with a pencil so that I would erase them and write again,” said an emotional Muduli as she recalled her days of struggle to top Plus II Commerce in the district.