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How many times while sitting for an exam have you felt this strong urge to leave the answer sheet blank or write what you truly feel about the question that has been asked? While for many of us that feeling only remained a thought, a class 10 student from West Bengal decided to execute it.
The student decided to channel their inner Allu Arjun and scribbled a dialogue from the south actor’s recently released film ‘Pushpa’ ((end with that Allu Arjun ka hand under the chin wala clip/gif))
A photograph of their answer sheet with the modified dialogue has now gone viral on social media.
 

WATCH | Class 10 student channels inner 'Pushpa', leaves internet amused

A Class 10 student decided to channel their inner 'Pushpa' during the board exams, what happened next will leave you in splits

https://www.indiatoday.in/education-today/news/story/pushpa-fever-hits-west-bengal-class-10-board-exam-student-1935473-2022-04-09
((if story blocks or canva has shots of bored students or something like that &ndash; vectors/png will also do))
How many times while sitting for an exam have you felt this strong urge to leave the answer sheet blank or write what you truly feel about the question that has been asked? While for many of us that feeling only remained a thought, a class 10 student from West Bengal decided to execute it.
((generic shots of students))
The student decided to channel their inner Allu Arjun and scribbled a dialogue from the south actor&rsquo;s recently released film &lsquo;Pushpa&rsquo; ((end with that Allu Arjun ka hand under the chin wala clip/gif))
((show the answer sheet image))
A photograph of their answer sheet with the modified dialogue has now gone viral on social media.
((find a gif of the original dialogue &ndash; Pushpa, Pushpa Raz, Main Jhukega nahin &ndash; even if you get just Main jhukega nahin then also it is fine))
And we can only hazard a guess as to how the student must have felt after pulling this off
((use that tedha&nbsp;chalne wala&nbsp;dance gif&nbsp;or lot of people posted a video f themselves doing that- courtesy laga ke use karne&nbsp;ka))

A Class 10 student from West Bengal scribbled Allu Arjun's iconic dialogue from 'Pushpa' on their answer sheet

How many times while sitting for an exam have you felt this strong urge to leave the answer sheet blank or write what you truly feel about the question that has been asked? While for many of us that feeling only remained a thought, a class 10 student from West Bengal decided to execute it.
The student decided to channel their inner Allu Arjun and scribbled a dialogue from the south actor&rsquo;s recently released film &lsquo;Pushpa&rsquo; ((end with that Allu Arjun ka hand under the chin wala clip/gif))
A photograph of their answer sheet with the modified dialogue has now gone viral on social media.
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The Supreme Court on February 23 rejected a petition seeking cancellation of offline board exams for classes 10 and 12.

Offline Class 10, 12 board exams won't be cancelled; Supreme Court rejects plea

A three-judge bench of the top court said that such petitions cannot become the norm as they "give false hope" to students and "mislead" them.

The Supreme Court rejected a petition seeking cancellation of offline board exams for classes 10 and 12. A three-judge bench of the top court said that such petitions cannot become the norm as they "give false hope" to students and "mislead" them. The petition had sought cancellation of offline board exams conducted by&nbsp;Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) and other state boards. The bench of Justices AM Khanwilkar, Dinesh Maheshwari, and CT Ravikumar also rejected a request for alternate mode of assessment. The court said that aggrieved parties can approach concerned authorities if there are any problems once dates and other arrangements are finalised. The SC reportedly added that the PIL is not maintainable at the current stage, and only if decisions are against any Act or regulations, can petitions be filed.
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The Supreme Court&nbsp;on February 23&nbsp;rejected a petition seeking cancellation of offline board exams for classes 10 and 12.
A three-judge bench of the top court said that such petitions cannot become the norm as they "give false hope" to students and "mislead" them.
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The petition had sought cancellation of offline board exams conducted by&nbsp;Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) and other state boards.
The bench of Justices AM Khanwilkar, Dinesh Maheshwari, and CT Ravikumar also rejected a request for alternate mode of assessment.&nbsp;The court said that aggrieved parties can approach concerned authorities if there are any problems once dates and other arrangements are finalised.
The SC reportedly added that the PIL is not maintainable at the current stage, and only if decisions are against any Act or regulations, can petitions be filed.

Class 12th Board results 2021: The Supreme Court on Thursday directed all the state boards to declare Class XII results by July 31.

Class 12th results 2021: Supreme Court tells state boards to declare results by July 31

The Supreme Court on Thursday directed all the state boards to declare Class XII results by July 31

Class XII results: Supreme Court tells state boards to declare results by July 31

The Supreme Court on Thursday directed all the state boards to declare Class XII results by July 31. The top court also told the state boards to notify the scheme for assessment within 10 days asking them to follow the&nbsp;timeline&nbsp;specified by it for CBSE and ICSE&nbsp;boards.
Last week, both CBSE&nbsp;and ICSE&nbsp;had&nbsp;submitted their evaluation criteria last week which the top court approved and called "fair and reasonable".&nbsp;
So far, 21 states have cancelled and six have conducted Class 12 board exams.

The Supreme Court on Thursday directed all the state boards to declare Class XII results by July 31. The top court also told the state boards to notify the scheme for assessment within 10 days asking them to follow the&nbsp;timeline&nbsp;specified by it for CBSE and ICSE&nbsp;boards.
Last week, both <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/supreme-court-approves-cbse-cisce-s-marking-scheme-to-evaluate-students-1624362599130">CBSE&nbsp;and ICSE&nbsp;had&nbsp;submitted their evaluation criteria</a> last week which the top court approved and called "fair and reasonable".&nbsp;
So far, 21 states have cancelled and six have conducted Class 12 board exams.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday approved the marking scheme proposed by the CBSE and CISCE to calculate the marks for students of Class 12 this year given their regular exams have been canncelled due to Covid. The apex court called the boards&rsquo; scheme to assess students "fair and reasonable".
The court also rejected a plea by some parents' associations seeking an option for physical examination and said &lsquo;there is no reason to interfere with the CBSE and ICSE schemes&rsquo;.
It also accepted the CBSE's plan to hold the compartment exam between August 15 and September 15.

Supreme Court approves CBSE, CISCE's marking scheme to evaluate students

SC approves CBSE&nbsp;&amp; CISCE&nbsp;marking scheme for Class 12 students
'Fair and reasonable':&nbsp;SC calls on marking scheme to assess students
SC rejects plea seeking physical examination option
SC: no reason to interfere with the CBSE and ICSE schemes
Class 12 board exams cancelled due to ongoing pandemic&nbsp;
Apex court accepts the compartmental exam in Aug-Sept
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<ul>
<li>The Supreme Court on Tuesday approved the marking scheme proposed by the CBSE and CISCE.</li>
<li>The apex court called the boards&rsquo; scheme to assess students "fair and reasonable".</li>
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday approved the marking scheme proposed by the CBSE and CISCE to calculate the marks for students of Class 12 this year given their regular exams have been cancelled due to Covid. The apex court called the boards&rsquo; scheme to assess students "fair and reasonable".
The court also rejected a plea by some parents' associations seeking an option for physical examination and said &lsquo;there is no reason to interfere with the CBSE and ICSE schemes&rsquo;.
It also accepted the CBSE's plan to hold the compartment exam between August 15 and September 15.

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia&nbsp;in a high level meeting called by the Ministry of Education said that conducting 12th board examinations before vaccinating students can be a big mistake.
The boards were postponed in view of the second wave of the covid crisis.
In the meeting chaired by Union Minister Rajnath Singh, Sisodia raised the demand for making arrangements for inoculation of the students.
The AAP leader said that 95% of Class 12 students are above the age of 17.5 years and the Centre should consult with experts if they can be given the Covishield or Covaxxin jab. He also suggested that the centre should talk to Pfizer for the jabs.

First vaccine, then exams: Sisodia tells Centre to vaccinate 12th grade students 

//First vaccine, then exams: Manish&nbsp;Sisodia tells Centre //Delhi Deputy CM seeks vaccination for students before exam //&lsquo;Holding exams before vaccination can be a big mistake&rsquo; //&lsquo;Consult experts, 95% of 12th students are above 17.5 years old&rsquo;

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia&nbsp;in a high level meeting called by the Ministry of Education said that conducting 12th board examinations before vaccinating students will be a big mistake.
The boards were postponed in view of the second wave of the covid crisis.
In the meeting chaired by Union Minister Rajnath Singh, Sisodia raised the demand for making arrangements for inoculation of the students.
The AAP leader said that 95% of Class 12 students are above the age of 17.5 years and the Centre should consult with experts if they can be given the Covishield or Covaxxin jab. He also suggested that the centre should talk to Pfizer for the jabs.

A high-level meeting between four union ministers, state education ministers, and education ministries secretaries will be held today to discuss the proposals for the conduct of Class 12 board exams and entrance examinations for professional courses amid the Covid pandemic. The virtual meeting will take place at 11:30 am and will be chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh. Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank' will attend along with &nbsp;Smriti Zubin Irani and Prakash Javadekar.
Pokhriyal said on Saturday said PM Modi has desired that any decision that affects students has to be taken after consultation with states and the education stakeholders like the teachers, parents and students.
The Education Ministry, and the CBSE are &ldquo;exploring options&rdquo; regarding the conduct of examinations, keeping in view the safety of students and teachers, the Education Ministry said.

Key meeting on Class 12 board, entrance exams today

Key meeting on Class 12 board, entrance exams today
Rajnath&nbsp;Singh to chair;&nbsp;Pokhriyal, Smriti&nbsp;Irani,&nbsp;Javedkar&nbsp;to attend
PM&nbsp;suggested decision to be taken in consultation with stakeholders
'CBSE&nbsp;exploring options regarding conduct of examinations'

A high-level meeting between four union ministers, state education ministers, and education ministries secretaries will be held today to discuss the proposals for the conduct of Class 12 board exams and entrance examinations for professional courses amid the Covid pandemic. The virtual meeting will take place at 11:30 am and will be chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh. Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank' will attend along with &nbsp;Smriti Zubin Irani and Prakash Javadekar.
Pokhriyal said on Saturday said PM Modi has desired that any decision that affects students has to be taken after consultation with states and the education stakeholders like the teachers, parents and students.
The Education Ministry, and the CBSE are &ldquo;exploring options&rdquo; regarding the conduct of examinations, keeping in view the safety of students and teachers, the Education Ministry said.

First day of Class XII exams held amid normity even as curfew was in place 

First day of Class XII exams held amid normity even as curfew was in place

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