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Students from Bhubaneswar and Cuttack excelled in CBSE Class XII board exams, with several achieving over 98%. Top scorers in Science, Humanities, and Commerce from various schools showcased impressive performances. Notably, students attributed their success to consistent preparation and self-discipline, with some aiming for civil services and political science careers.

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A day after CBSE declared the Class XII results with the overall pass percentage dropping to 85.20%, several schools across India announced standout performances by their toppers. Students from The Somaiya School, EuroSchool, Billabong High International School and Phoenix Greens School of Learning secured scores above 95% across Humanities, Commerce and Science streams. Despite concerns over tougher papers and On-Screen Marking, schools reported strong academic outcomes, with Humanities and Commerce students dominating the top ranks this year.

The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBOSE) has declared the Class 10 Result 2026, recording an overall pass percentage of 83.87%. Anmol from Kangra emerged as the state topper with 699 marks out of 700. A total of 93,694 students appeared for the examination. Girls outperformed boys in several districts. The board released merit lists and detailed statistics, while students can access provisional marksheets online through official and recognised platforms.

Patna hosted the 'Run for Ganga Marathon 2026' on JP Ganga Path, drawing 500 participants to champion river cleanliness and conservation. Organized by PMC and Sanatani Ganga Foundation, the event saw Vishal Chauhan clinch the marathon title. The initiative aimed to boost public engagement in sanitation, emphasizing environmental protection as a shared duty.

JK Paper and The Times of India celebrated women's literary achievements at the seventh AutHer Awards. The event recognized authors for their impactful storytelling, challenging norms and amplifying female voices across diverse genres. Urmila Pawar received the Lifetime Achievement Award, highlighting the growing presence of women in literature.

A 28-year-old woman was brutally murdered by her husband, Akshay, who slit her throat on a road in Kalaburagi district, Karnataka, after a domestic dispute. Bystanders captured the horrific incident on video, which has since circulated on social media. The accused fled the scene, and a manhunt is underway.

Delhi Police's investigation of saanvi Malu's claims that Satish Kaushik was allegedly killed by her husband is on in full swing. Her lawyer Rajendra Chhabra has exclusively revealed to ETimes that she is cooperating in the investigation.

Actress saanvie Tallwar has taken the numerology route to add a few extra letters to her name. Previously spelt saanvi Talwar, the actress shares that it’s her personal call.

Saanvi Sood from Punjab's Rupnagar district has already waved the Indian flag at the base camp of Mount Everest. She achieved this feat last year at the age of seven years and became the youngest girl in the country to do so, says her proud father Deepak Sood.

Actress saanvie Tallwar, known for her diverse roles in the entertainment industry, recently engaged with fans on Instagram. After her stint in 'AliBaba: Dastaan-E-Kabul,' where she played Humaira, saanvie actively shares updates on Instagram. In a Q&A session, she responded to a fan's query about her experience working with Raqesh Bapat, praising him as "fun, upbeat, caring, and compassionate." While details about their collaboration remain undisclosed, fans eagerly anticipate seeing them together. saanvie's versatile career includes projects like 'O Gujariya,' 'Chandra Nandini,' and 'Sufiyana Pyaar Mera.'

All is not well between Karan Kundra and saanvi Talwar — the lead couple of 'Yeh Kahan Aa Gaye Hum'. They have been at loggerheads and their differences escalated to such a level that the two ended up slapping each other recently.

Saanvie Tallwar, who was last seen in the serial Chandra Nandini, is returning to television after 3 years with 'Ali Baba: Dastaan-E-Kabul'. The actress will play one of the lead characters in the show.