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Cute dinosaur toy gift for girls and boys ages 3-10. Toyshine kids writing board comes gift wrapped. The doodle board is designed to look like a green dinosaur with big eyes, making it a delightful gift for active girls and boys toys for ages 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Ideal as a back-to-school, Easter, birthday, and Christmas gift for girls and boys toddlers starting to learn, read, count, and is a wonderful stocking stuffers for kids.
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Lightweight and durable: Toyshine doodle board gift for girls and boys aged 3-10 years. The toddler LCD writing tablet is lightweight and made of high-quality ABS, so you can without worrying about scratches. boogie board writing tablet has coin batteries, a safety design so kids can’t open it themselves, and batteries that work for a year or more. When erasing there will be a very weak current waveform release to clear the image，after erasing 1 to 2 seconds before starting the next picture.
Easy to use, fun educational toy: Toyshine LCD writing pad uses a custom LCD film, so kids won’t notice any difference between putting a pen on the screen and real paper, and it’s even smoother. The hand of the dinosaur is the slot for the stylus, and children will enjoy getting the stylus from the dinosaur’s hand. Having two styluses will hopefully produce more lovely interaction and cooperation.This is a great gift for girls and boys.

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March 20, 2023
Sack ministers, TSPSC board for question papers leak: Bhatti

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Hyderabad: Congress Legislature Party leader Bhatti Vikarmarka on Saturday called for the resignation of all concerned ministers and the entire board of Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) from their posts immediately following the leakage of questions papers of recruitment exams conducted by the TSPSC. He also demanded that the TSPSC refund the fees paid by students who took the exams and compensate them for the mental agony caused by the leak.
Bhatti Vikramarka, who is conducting the People’s March in the Khanapur constituency of Adilabad district, as part of the ‘Haath Se Haath Jodo’ Yatra, said that the ministers, TSPSC Chairman and all members must resign. Else, the President of India must intervene to ensure their removal. Further, he demanded that all officials and non-officials responsible for the leak of question papers must be punished severely.
“We achieved statehood for Telangana to cater to the needs of the unemployed youth and to provide them with good jobs. Unfortunately, BRS Govt is not doing that. The job notifications were issued after a long wait. However, the leakage of question papers has shattered the students and their dreams. The recent paper leak has only added to the disappointment felt by many young people in the state who have been struggling to find employment,” he said.
Bhatti said that the TSPSC has cancelled the exams whose papers were leaked and assured to re-conduct those exams. However, it also needs to take responsibility for the expenditure which students have incurred for writing those exams.
“The TSPSC has to return the money which candidates have spent towards fees, transportation and other preparations. They are unemployed youth. Each applicant must have spent thousands of rupees. Therefore, a minimum amount must be calculated and paid to all the candidates. The State Government or the TSPC should also pay compensation for the mental agony they have caused to the candidates and their families,” he demanded.
Bhatti also blamed the BRS govt for the suicide of a jobless youth Chitikena Naveen Kumar (32) of B Y Nagar in Sircilla town. He said that the State Government has failed to provide jobs to lakhs of youth which cause so much disappointment that they are resorting to extreme steps. He demanded that the government pay a compensation of Rs. 1 crore to the victim’s family. Further, he appealed to the youth not to get disheartened and take extreme steps. He said that the Congress party was returning to power soon and the next government would address the problem of unemployment.
The third day of the “People’s March” by Bhatti Vikramarka continued from Kondapur of Sirikonda Mandal in Khanapur Constituency of Adilabad District to Dasnapur of Indravelli Mandal and Keslapur Muthunur Indravelli Mandal centre on Saturday. People from several villagers joined the padayatra and briefed the CLP leader about their problems.
Bhatti Vikarmarka raised concerns about the lack of development in the tribal-dominated Khanapur constituency. He pointed out that several irrigation projects in the area, including the Chikuman and Triveni Sangam, had been left incomplete for nine years, wasting both time and money.

He said the Chikuman project, with an ayacut of 12,000 acres, was almost completed by the previous Congress regime. Similarly, the Triveni Sangam’s reservoir and other work were completed. He said even after nine years, the present BRS Govt failed to dig canals for these two projects.
The BRS Govt also failed to initiate Putti and Polimadugu projects in the Khanapur constituency. Consequently, all the Mandals in Khanapur have been facing a drought-like situation. He called on the BRS Govt to prioritize the completion of these projects without further. Stating that the Congress party was all set to return to power soon, he assured that the next Congress Govt would complete all four projects on a priority basis. He promised to bring back glory to the ITDA projects which are being crippled by the TRS government.
Bhatti Vikramarka visited Nagoba Temple, the tribal deity of Keslapur village, Indravelli Mandal. After performing special poojas in the temple, He received blessings in the main mandapam. On this occasion, he inquired about the problems with the villagers. He said that he was doing the padayatra to understand the problems being faced by the people so that they could be resolved after the Congress party comes to power.
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March 19, 2023

JKBOSE 12th Passing Marks 2023: JK Board Passing Marks

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JKBOSE 12th Passing Marks 2023 – Jammu & Kashmir Board of School Education determines JKBOSE passing Marks 2023 Class 12th for all students. In order to clear the Class 12 exam, a student needs to secure minimum passing marks for JKBOSE 12th 2023.

If you are unable to meet JK board 12th passing marks 2023, you can appear for compartment exam to improve your JKBOSE 12th result 2023 online. It is mandatory for all the students to appear for theory and practical exams separately and secure JKBOSE passing marks 2023 Class 12th. Go through the article to know more about JKBOSE passing criteria for 12th, subject details and other important information related to it.

JKBOSE Class 12th Passing Marks – Subjects Criteria

Students have to appear in a total of 5 subjects and 1 additional subject.

JKBOSE 12th Main Subjects

Physics
Chemistry
Math
Biology
Account
Business studies
Economics
History
Political school
Society
English
Hindi

JKBOSE 12th additional Subjects

Urdu
Kashmiri
Arabic
Persian
Hindi
Dogri
Sanskrit
Bhoti
Punjabi
Computer Education/Science

JKBOSE 12th Class Passing Marks 2023

Students need to obtain at least 33% marks in English and in the remaining 4 subjects they need to secure 36% including theory and practical exams to meet JKBOSE passing criteria 2023 for 12th, and the aggregate score also should be 36%. Also know about JK board 10th Class pass marks.

JKBOSE Theory and Practical Marks

Below, we have tabulated JKBOSE 12th Passing Marks for theory and practical.

JKBOSE Class 12th Passing Marks for Theory.

Subject	Total marks	Passing marks
English	80	26
Physics	70	25
Chemistry	70	25
Math	100	36
Accounts	80	29
Business studies	100	36
Economy	100	36
History	80	29
P. Science	100	36
Sociology	80	29

JKBOSE Class 12th Passing Marks 2023 for Practical and Internal Assessment

Subject	Paper Practical Total marks	Passing marks	Internal assessment total marks	Passing marks
Physics	20	07	10	04
Chemistry	20	07	10	04
Biology	20	07	10	04
Biotechnology	20	07	10	04
Microbiology	20	07	10	04
Biochemistry	20	07	10	04
Geography	20	07	10	04
Environmental science	20	07	10	04
Information practices	20	07	10	04
Computer science	20	07	10	04
Food technology	20	07	10	04
Music	25	09	25	09
Psychology	20	07	10	04
Accountancy	15	05	05	05

JKBOSE Class 12th Passing Marks – Compartment Exam

In case if any student is not able to get JKBOSE Class 12th Passing Marks, then he or she can apply for the JKBOSE compartment exam. Students can apply for the compartment exam from the official website to save their academic year. Students who fail more than 2 subjects are not eligible for the JKBOSE Compartment exam.

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March 18, 2023

Hyderabad: Secunderabad Cantonment Board polls called off

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Hyderabad: The Ministry of Defence (MoD) issued a gazette notification on Friday stating that the upcoming Cantonment Board election, scheduled on April 30 has been rescinded.
A notification from the ministry, dated March 17 said the Government of India rescinds its February 17 notification announcing elections to the cantonment boards.
Meanwhile, the SCB officials reportedly claim that the process has been halted temporarily and they are all set to release the revised list of voters.
The Secunderabad cantonment stands as the second largest in the country with one of the densest civilian populations of close to 5 lakh people spread over about 40.17 sq km.
A merger of its civilian localities with the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has been a long-standing demand while the rapid growth in the state, civilian residents of the cantonment fear they would be left behind.
MoD following the demand, deployed a committee to oversee the aspects (pensioners, cantonment funds, civic services, movable properties and stores, road management and traffic, and records) of the merger that has been submitted.
However, the news of the polls evoked protests from citizen groups and political parties with Telangana IT minister K T Rama Rao writing to defense minister Rajnath Singh seeking his intervention on the issue of deletion of names of electors from the voters’ list.
Demanding the restoration of the names, KTR said, “It is a completely illegal and unconstitutional act as none of the electors whose names were deleted from the electors’ list was given any show-cause notice before removal of their names from the list,”

While a case was being heard at the Telangana High Court demanding elections to SCB, another 26 cases were filed before the court seeking cancellation of the election after the February 17 notification.
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March 18, 2023
Federal board allows rail merger, amid fresh questions about safety

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STB chair Martin Oberman said the board approved the merger because “on balance the merger of these two railroads will benefit the American economy, and will be an improvement for all citizens in terms of safety and the environment.” He also argued that the bigger entity will be more competitive against larger railroads. He also suggested that in approving the merger, the board was constrained by the laws Congress has enacted, saying their decision “has to be measured against the backdrop of what is our congressional mandate.”
In a sign of the board’s normally-sleepy stature, Oberman observed that this was the board’s first press conference in recent memory — maybe ever.
Wednesday’s decision is a discordant note in a time when the Biden administration has sought to combat consolidation across a swath of industries ranging from technology giants to airlines. However, the board is not strictly an arm of the administration, but rather helmed by presidential appointees from both parties who are confirmed by the Senate.
A White House official noted that the STB is an independent agency and said the White House is “currently reviewing the text of their decision.”
Shortly after the STB’s announcement, Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), who sits on the Senate committee that oversees railroads, said the decision “needs to be scrutinized.”
The five-member board was not unanimous in its decision — board member Robert Primus dissented, saying he was concerned that the merger increases consolidation, risks service disruptions and could harm communities along the path of the railroad. “Because these detriments to the public interest outweigh the expected benefits, I dissent,” he said.
Erik Peinert, research manager at the progressive anti-monopoly group American Economic Liberties Project, called the decision “disgraceful” and said it “sets the stage for future disasters like East Palestine and will likely lead to railroad staffing cuts, higher cargo loads, and other profit-driven safety shortcuts.”
“Nothing in the history of rail consolidation suggests it is a good idea,” he added.

The Surface Transportation Board placed some conditions on the merger, including a seven-year period of oversight during which certain decisions involving competition, customer service and other transit agencies or Amtrak will have extra scrutiny, along with extensive data reporting requirements intended to help protect competition.
A decision has been expected since the board released the environmental impact statement earlier this year finding that the merger would have minimal impact other than increased train noise in some communities, and that while increased volumes would also mean more hazardous materials spills, the risk on any specific segment “would continue to be low” and any release “would be contained quickly.”
Chicago-area lawmakers asked STB to delay its decision, saying the environmental report cited faulty statistics provided by Canadian Pacific, while the region’s commuter railroad, Metra, predicted a greater increase in freight rail traffic than CP did.
Rep. Katie Porter and Sen. Elizabeth Warren also opposed the merger out of concern that it would mean even more consolidation in an industry that’s already controlled by just a handful of companies. On the other hand, four lawmakers from Kansas and Missouri, including House Transportation Chair Sam Graves, last year urged STB to approve the merger.
The STB has increased oversight over the freight railroads over the last year in an attempt to force better service for customers and to help rebuild the railroad workforce, which has been hollowed out over the last eight years as the industry has cut costs through layoffs.
Josh Sisco and Kayla Guo contributed to this report.

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March 15, 2023
Hyderabad: Water board drafts plan to meet demand in Summer; Ramzan in focus

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Hyderabad: The Managing director of Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB) Dana Kishore on Tuesday announced Summer Action Plan 2023 in a review meeting to meet the water requirements of the city and the surrounding villages.
Currently, 565 Million Gallons of Water (MGD) are being supplied in the city daily and the arrangements to supply an additional 42 Million Gallons of Water (MGD) will be completed by the end of May.
Of the additional 42 MGD, the areas located in the city limits will receive 22 MGD of water and the villages within the Outer Ring Road (ORR) limits will receive 20 MGD of water.
He directed the officials to make special arrangements in view of the upcoming Ramzan month, to supply water tankers to various mosques in the city. He asked the officials to ensure that there are no sewage overflow issues in these areas and allocated mini-jetting machines in each division to resolve them.
The water supply proposed through the ORR phase-2 project will be completed by June, said a press release by the HMWS&SB.
The managing director Kishore directed the officials to check whether the bore wells are working properly and carry out repairs under the Annual Maintenance System (AMS) wherever necessary.
He said, “There are currently 74 tanker filling stations across the city, and another 3 will be set up. Further, the number of trips will also be increased”.
Kishore directed the officials to take formulate an action plan for the prevention of polluted water supply, and resolve water leakages issues and sewage overflows.

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March 14, 2023
Telangana: Inter board to moderate junior college advertisements

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Hyderabad: Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE) is formatting guidelines in order to moderate advertisements by private intermediate colleges in the state in addition to several other academic regulations that will come into effect from the next academic year.
An eight-member committee from the broad will convene to formulate the guidelines of moderation of advertisement content and other academic issues.
TSBIE will verify the claims of the private colleges before giving a green signal to the advertisements. Same candidates who were top rankers were seen in the advertisements belonging to two or three different colleges claiming them as their students.
Before approving the advertisement the board will check the claims by comparing them with the hall ticket number of the candidate. This set to put an end to the misleading advertisements meant to lure students and parents into taking admissions.
TSBIE secretary and commissioner of Intermediate education Navin Mittal said, “We are not against advertisements but they should not be misleading with multiple corporate junior colleges claiming the same top rank”.
“It has been decided to moderate advertisement content and before the advertisement is issued, the colleges have to get the content approved,” he added.
The Board will also issue regulations on classwork timing and study hours, to ensure that the students are not forced to study for long hours without any recreational activities.
Mittal urged the students and their parents to check the affiliation details of the colleges before seeking admission. He said that the affiliation process for the private colleges will be advanced this year and it will be granted before the announcement of the class 10 board exam results.

Starting from the next academic year biometric system will be made mandatory for the faculty of intermediate colleges, to discourage them from working in more than one private college at the same time. The biometric system will be linked to the board.
Speaking about the digital evaluation of inter exam answer scripts, Mittal said “Two companies, Magnetic Info and Cosyn Limited have come forward in the tenders and further process is underway. I cannot comment whether or not digital on screen evaluation will be taken up from this year.”
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March 14, 2023
2.13 lakh students from soft, hard zone areas register for class 10th to 12th Board exams this year

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Srinagar, Mar 13: As many as 2.13 lakh students including 1.97 lakh students from soft and 15214 students from hard zone areas of Kashmir have registered for the annual regular (2023) JK Board of School Education (BOSE) examinations.
As per the date sheet already notified by JK Board, the annual (Regular 2023) examination of class 10th to 12th students enrolled in schools falling in soft zone areas of Jammu and Kashmir commenced from March 9 and March 8 while the class examination commenced from March 6 of 2023.
Notably, this is be the first Board examination conducted in March month after implementation of National Education Policy (NEP) -2020 by the Jammu and Kashmir government.
As per the official figures, available with the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), around 68695 students including 63000 students of soft zone areas and 5695 students registered for class 10th examination while 71375 students including 67458 students from soft zones and 3917 students of hard zones areas are registered for class 11th exams.
Also, 73034 students including 67432 from soft zones and 5602 students from hard zones of Kashmir have registered for class 12th examination.
While the annual board examination of all the three classes has already commenced in soft zone areas of Kashmir, the examination of students in hard zone areas is scheduled to commence from April, 2023.
As per the BOSE figures, around 444 schools- 309 in Jammu and 135 in Kashmir division fall in hard zones while seven zones of Kargil district and whole Ladakh area fall in hard zones.
In Kashmir division, 43 schools of Anantnag, Bandipora 19, Kupwara 32, Kulgam 28 and 13 schools in Budgam fall in hard zones.

In Jammu division 50 schools of Kishtwar, Reasi 47, Rajouri 7, Poonch 20, Doda 56, Ramban 64 and 65 schools of Udhampur fall in hard zones.
As per the official figures, JK Board has set up around 2069 exam centres including 1886 centres in soft zone areas and 183 centres in hard zone areas of Kashmir.
As many as 710 exam centres-632 in soft zones and 78 in hard zones are set up for class 10th exams while 662 exam centres- 622 in soft zone areas and 40 in hard zone areas are set up for class 11th exams.
Also, 697 exam centres—632 in soft zone areas and 65 in hard zone areas are set up for class 12th examination—(KNO)
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March 13, 2023
Assam board exam: General science question paper leaked, test cancelled

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Guwahati: The Assam Government on Monday said the general science question paper of the Class 10 state board exam was leaked and the test has been cancelled.
A police case was filed and the CID has been ordered to investigate the matter, Education Minister Ranoj Pegu said.
“Last night, Secondary Education Board, Assam (SEBA) got some clue that today’s paper (general science) has been leaked. Accordingly, the exam was cancelled. The next date will be announced in due course of time,” Pegu told reporters here.
A detailed probe will reveal the source of the leak and the culprits behind it, he said.
“There is no question of involvement of teachers. The papers are kept at police stations and taken to examination centres only on the morning of the test day,” Pegu added.
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March 13, 2023
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March 12, 2023