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CBSE Class 12 results: How CBSE’s digital evaluation system OSM differs from traditional answer sheet checking

CBSE Class 12 results: How CBSE’s digital evaluation system OSM differs from traditional answer sheet checking

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The CBSE Class 12 board exam results were announced on Wednesday, with a senior official confirming that more than 85 per cent of students passed this year. However, the overall pass percentage declined by more than three percentage points compared to the previous year. Examination Controller Sanyam Bhardwaj stated that over 94,000 students scored above 90 per cent marks, while more than 17,000 candidates achieved scores exceeding 95 per cent. Also Read | CBSE 12th Result 2026 LIVE: Why CBSE won’t release merit list as results OUT Meanwhile, CBSE used an online digital evaluation known as the On-Screen Marking platform to evaluate answer scripts this year. The CBSE had announced the introduction of OSM for the evaluation of Class 12 answer books from the 2026 board examinations. The exams commenced on February 17. In a major shift toward modernisation, CBSE successfully implemented full-scale OSM for the evaluation of 9,866,622 answer books. Also Read | Snake in mid-day meal? Over 150 students hospitalised in Bihar post lunch What is On-Screen Marking (OSM)? On-Screen Marking (OSM) is …

Praful Hinge was his teachers’ cautionary tale. His mother learned cricket by checking his scores. Then he took four wickets on IPL dream debut. | Cricket News

Praful Hinge was his teachers’ cautionary tale. His mother learned cricket by checking his scores. Then he took four wickets on IPL dream debut. | Cricket News

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Kavya Maran was off her seat before the ball was caught. When Praful Hinge’s delivery ballooned off Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s bat into the Hyderabad sky, the SRH owner was already on her feet, almost praying. The ball came down. Salil Arora moved under it. Took it. And the SRH dugout became a pile of people jumping on each other. Sooryavanshi looked at the heavens and walked off. Golden duck. First ball. The fifteen-year-old who had been crunching boundaries off Bumrah and Josh Hazlewood all tournament, dismissed first ball by a debutant nobody had heard of. Dhruv Jurel arrived. Second ball, gone. Lhuan-dre Pretorius arrived. Sixth ball, caught at deep backward square leg. Three wickets in one over, the first time it had been done in IPL history. Rajasthan Royals, 1/3 before the second over had started. On the other side of the country, in a middle-class home in Nagpur, a retired government servant and a woman who had spent years packing a tiffin before sunrise were watching it happen. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi ✅Praful Hinge ✅Lhuan-dre Pretorius ✅ …

‘Checking your phone 50 to 80 times a day’: Psychologist points out if your attention span is in danger | Health News

‘Checking your phone 50 to 80 times a day’: Psychologist points out if your attention span is in danger | Health News

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3 min readNew DelhiUpdated: Feb 22, 2026 04:02 PM IST For many of us, checking our phones has probably become an unconscious reflex, similar to breathing or blinking. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW VIDEO Glancing at your phone can begin to compromise your cognitive skills once it passes a certain threshold. Studies from Nottingham Trent University in the U.K. and Keimyung University in South Korea found that checking your phone about 110 times a day may signal high risk or problematic use. S Giriprasad, Psychologist, Aster Whitefield, Bangalore explained that when we check our phone again and again, it breaks our focus. “It’s like every time we look at the phone, our brain stops the current work and then has to start again. So this switching makes the brain tired. Over the time, the brain gets used to short attention and quick breaks instead of focusing for a long time,” he told indianexpress.com. That’s why frequent phone checking slowly reduces our ability to concentrate on things. Giriprasad clarified that it’s not only about how long we use …

Delhi blast: Police on high alert, checking continues in national capital

Delhi blast: Police on high alert, checking continues in national capital

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The Delhi Police has been put on high alert, and massive checking drives are being carried out across the national capital following the powerful explosion near the Red Fort metro station that left 12 people dead and many injured, officials said on Wednesday, reported news agency PTI. Police personnel, along with paramilitary forces, are deployed in large numbers at all the entry and exit points of Delhi. Vehicles entering and leaving the city are being thoroughly checked as part of the intensified security measures, they said. Senior police officers are personally supervising the security checks at interstate borders, including Ghazipur, Singhu, Tikri, and Badarpur, reported PTI. Vehicles are being checked randomly at markets, metro stations, railway terminals and bus stands to ensure that no suspicious movement goes unnoticed. A senior police officer said that all district units and specialised wings have been directed to remain on alert and increase patrolling in crowded areas, especially near tourist spots, malls and religious places. “We are taking no chances. The focus is on maintaining public confidence and ensuring …

UP Woman Dies After Falling Off Bike During Police Checking, Case Filed

UP Woman Dies After Falling Off Bike During Police Checking, Case Filed

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Shahjahanpur: A 34-year-old woman was crushed under a truck after allegedly falling off a motorcycle at a checkpost when a police sub-inspector hit the motorcycle with a baton in this Uttar Pradesh district, officials said on Monday. An FIR has been registered against the sub-inspector after locals blocked the road in protest. Superintendent of Police Rajesh Dwivedi told PTI that the accident occurred during a vehicle check near the Dhuliya turn in the Nigohi area on Sunday. It is alleged that Kalyanpur resident Pradeep, who was on his way to attend a wedding with his wife Amravati, lost balance after the sub-inspector hit his motorcycle with a baton, he said. Amravati fell off the motorcycle and was run over by a dumper truck. She died on the spot, the officer said. Enraged villagers blocked the road in protest. Following intervention by police and administration officials, they lifted the blockade around 2 am. Dwivedi said an investigation had been ordered by Additional Superintendent of Police (City) Devendra Kumar. A case has been registered against sub-inspector Rishipal …

Michael B. Jordan Regrets ‘Not Checking Up’ on Chadwick Boseman Enough During His Final Days: ‘It Weighs On…’

Michael B. Jordan Regrets ‘Not Checking Up’ on Chadwick Boseman Enough During His Final Days: ‘It Weighs On…’

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Michael B. Jordan has opened up about how Chadwick Boseman’s final days still weigh heavily on him. Jordan talked about the regret that haunts him for not spending more time with his Black Panther co-star in his last days. In Apple TV+’s new documentary, titled Number One on the Call Sheet, Jordan reflected on Boseman’s lasting legacy as an actor. Close to five years after Boseman’s death due to colon cancer complications, Jordan remembers Boseman in the first episode titled, Leading Black Men in Hollywood. In a pre-interview clip, according to People, Jordan, 38, paused and thought about how much he missed Boseman and how he might have been a better friend. He conceded that not staying in touch as much as he would have liked was something that bothered him. Jordan said, “It’s something I think about often, you know. Not checking up as much as I should. It’s something that weighs on me also. I’m not trying to turn this into a therapy session, but Chadwick is special. I was looking forward to, …

Bluevine Business Checking Review: Features, Fees, and Benefits

Bluevine Business Checking Review: Features, Fees, and Benefits

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Bluevine is a digital banking solution designed for small business owners, freelancers, and entrepreneurs seeking straightforward, high-yield checking options with minimal fees. Known for its competitive 1.5% annual percentage yield (APY) on balances up to $250,000, Bluevine provides a cost-effective banking solution that merges business checking with savings-like returns. Let’s break down Bluevine’s core features and pricing and see how it compares to similar business banking options. Keep reading for more on how Bluevine can help you! Bluevine’s fast facts My rating: 4.7 out of 5Starting price: Free business checking with zero monthly fees or minimum balance requiredKey features: High-yield APY on qualifying balances Free incoming domestic wires and ACH transfers Free in-network ATM transactions No monthly fees or overdraft charges Unlimited transactions Free debit card access About Bluevine Image: Bluevine Bluevine has become a popular choice among small businesses looking to open a bank account tailored towards online banking options that provide value without the hassle of traditional bank fees. With a strong emphasis on low costs, convenience, and yield, Bluevine’s business checking account …