CBSE Class 10 Results

Schools in the district have recorded good results in the CBSE standard X examinations, the results of which were published on Tuesday.

In the examinations, Holy Angels’ School secured 100 per cent first class. Out of the 48 students, 11 scored a perfect Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 10 point grade and were awarded A1 in all subjects. Admission to standard XI in the Biology, Computer and Commerce streams in the school are open.

Sree Narayana Public School,� Gurudevapuram, Chengakottukonam, too has achieved 100-per cent pass in the examinations. Out of the 107 students who appeared, 54 got distinction, 45 secured first class and the rest got second class. As many as six students scored 10 grade points. Dr G R Public School, Neyyattinkara, is another school which has all-pass in the examinations. Out of the 109 students who appeared for the examinations, eight got CGPA of 10, 98 students secured seven and above and three students above 6.6.

St Thomas Central School, Mukkolakkal, achieved 100-per cent pass in the examinations. Out of the 256 students who appeared for the examinations, 43 students secured 10 points as CGPA.

Kairali Vidya Bhavan, Nedumangad, also secured 100- per cent results. All the 112 students who appeared from the school passed, with 49 students getting A1 in all subjects.

Christ Nagar CBSE School, Thiruvallom, also registered all-pass with 20 students scoring A1 grade in all subjects and 67 students A2 grade. A total of 133 students appeared for the examinations.

St Mary’s Residential Central School, Poojappura, got 100-per cent pass with 20 students getting A1 grade securing CGPA of 10 and 35 students a CGPA of 9 and above.

Raja Ravi Varma Central School, Kilimanoor, secured 100-per cent pass in the examinations. Out of 84 students who� took the examinations, 65 students have distinction and 17 first class. In the recent standard XII examinations also, the school had achieved all-pass.

Sree Chithira Thirunal Residential Central School, Kunnathukal, too has all-pass in the examinations. Of the 56 students who appeared, 14 got A1. All the students, except three, got distinction. The other three got first class.

Sree Chitra Public School, Chirayankeezhu, has recorded 100-per cent results. Of the students, 10 got distinction.

Shantiniketan School, Vilappil, also recorded full pass� with all 25 of the students who appeared for the examinations securing distinction. Of them 9, students got A1 grade.

Sree Vivekananda Memorial Public School, Aralummoodu, secured 100-per cent pass. Of the 54 students who appeared for the examinations, eight students secured A1 grade in all subjects, 20 students all-round A1 grade and 22 all-round A2.

Viswabharathi Public School, Neyyattinkara, also achieved all-pass. Of the 69 students who appeared, 28 scored 100 per cent marks, seven 98 per cent marks, 11 students 96 per cent marks, seven scored 92 per cent and two 90 per cent marks.

Saraswathi Vidyalaya, Vattiyoorkavu, secured 100 per cent pass with 226 students appearing for the examinations and 57 of them getting A1 and 141 distinction. The CBSE plus-one classes at the school will begin on June 8.

PTET 2011

The Jai Narayan Vyas University has published the Pre-Teachers Entrance Test (PTET) 2011 admission card and is now available for download at the official website.
Around 1,61,412 students filled the forms to appear for Jai Narain Vyas University (JNVU) Pre-Teacher Education Test (PTET) 2011.
The admit card can be downloaded at http://ptetjnvu.org/index.php.
The scheduled date for the PTET examination is June 5, 2011.
The Jai Narain Vyas University which was established in 1962 is located in Jodhpur city in Rajasthan. It took over the four colleges of Jodhpur which were run by the state government.
Accredited with "A" grade by the NAAC, this is the only residential university in the state of Rajasthan.
Students can check the above link to get the admit cards

We wish the JNYU students all the best.

BCCI Awards 2011

Sachin Tendulkar picked up the Polly Umrigar award (outstanding Indian cricketer) for the second time and thanked his teammates for making it possible.
Former India all-rounder Salim Durrani, nominated for the C.K. Nayudu Lifetime Achievement award, expressed his joy at India's World Cup wins under Kapil Dev and M.S. Dhoni. He was speaking at the BCCI awards ceremony for 2009-2010, held against the backdrop of India's amazing WC 2011 victory which sparked nationwide celebrations.
Dhoni and his mates from the WC squad were called on stage to receive their incentives. Kapil was among the cricket achievers in the audience, among whom were former India captains and a few 1983 squad members.
“We thank the people for their support, not only all over India, but all over the world. The win would not have been possible without support from teammates, without the system from u-16 onwards through which all of us have passed,” said Dhoni.

ABLE LEADERSHIP

Tendulkar, recipient of the Polly Umrigar Trophy in 2006-2007 and again this time, said: “Winning back this trophy happened due to my fellow members of the Indian squad. The World Cup win was made possible due to their efforts under the able leadership of M.S. Dhoni and help from the support staff.”
Durrani congratulated Team India and wished the new team headed for the West Indies does well. He received a trophy and cheque for Rs. 15 lakh from BCCI president Shashank Manohar.

Tendulkar received a trophy and cheque for Rs 5 lakh from Mr. Manohar and BCCI secretary N. Srinivasan.
Dhoni and squad got Rs 2 crore each, while the support staff, starting with coach Gary Kirsten up to the yoga trainer, were presented Rs 50 lakh each.
Award winners (2009-2010): Salim Durrani – C.K. Nayudu Lifetime Achievement award; Sachin Tendulkar - Polly Umrigar award; Manish Pandey (KSCA) - Madhavrao Scindia award for highest Ranji scorer; Abhimanyu Mithun (KSCA) - Madhavrao Scindia award for highest Ranji wicket-taker.
B. Aparajith (TNCA) - M.A. Chidambaram Trophy for best u-16 player; Bhargav Merai (GCA) - M.A. Chidambaram Trophy for best u-19 player; Nataraj Behera (OCA) - M.A. Chidambaram Trophy for best u-22 player.
M.D. Thirushkamini (TNCA) - M.A. Chidambaram Trophy for best woman player; Reva Arora (PCA) - M.A. Chidambaram Trophy for best junior woman player.
K. Hariharan - Best umpire in domestic cricket.
Maharashtra Cricket Association - Best overall performance in 2009-2010.

NSE India

The High Court of Delhi Tuesday directed Competition Commission of India (CCI) to provide the National Stock Exchange (NSE) a full copy of its 25 May order including dissenting notes, if any, which held the bourse guilty of non competitive practises.
While observing that any interim order passed by CCI using an inquiry should include a dissenting note the court directed the counsel appearing for the regulator to furnish a detailed copy of its order including the views of the dissenting member by Friday.
Justice S. Muralidhar also directed NSE to file its response to the show cause notice issued to it on the alleged anti-competitive practice by CCI. NSE has to file its response within five working days after Friday.
Senior counsel Arvind Nigam appearing for NSE contended that the material provided by CCI did not include the view of all the members. "What they have given me is not even signed by one person. How can I know who is with me or against me," he argued.

"I must know where is the disagreement. If something is not in my favour I am entitled to a copy of the dissenting view," he added.
Meanwhile, during the hearing of the matter Justice S. Muralidhar also observed that CCI can put the order passed by CCI on its website so that no one has to file a petition before court to get the order.
Earlier on May 16 NSE had approached the High Court seeking a copy of the investigation report based on which CCI had issued a show cause notice alleging that there was evidence of abuse of dominant position and adoption of unfair practices in Currency Derivatives trading.
In compliance to the court order directing it to provide the detailed copy, CCI had on May 25 furnished a 140 page investigation report to NSE.

MHADA Online Lottery 2011

MHADA

Maharashtra Minister of State for Housing, Sachin Ahir, today said that the state government has asked the housing body, MHADA, to ensure that under-construction flats are completed within the stipulated time. Ahir said he had received complaints that even after allocating flats to the beneficiaries under lottery system, they cannot move into new houses due to incomplete works by the housing body. "Their loan instalments are deducted every month. But, they cannot go and stay there since the flats are not ready. Many a times formalities like water connection and (issuing of) occupation certificates are not completed," Ahir said on the sidelines of the online lottery held by the MHADA (Maharashtra Housing Area Development Authority) today for allotment of around 4000 flats located across Mumbai and suburbs. The minister pointed out that responsibility will be fixed on MHADA officials, including its CEO and vice president, to ensure that the flats are completed on time.

Nagpur University Results

The results of B. Com. final year of Nagpur University have been declared. The BCom Final Year Results 2011 were declared on May 28.
The results of B.E. 1st year, B.S.W., B.Sc. and B.Tech. courses of the Nagpur University have also been declared.

The Nagpur University results of B Com Final year 2011 and the other courses are available at the website of the University atwww.nagpuruniversity.org.
The results are also available at the notice boards of the University and affiliated colleges.

LIC Jeevan Arogya

Life Insurance Corporation of India ( LIC )) is launching its new non-linked health insurance plan 'Jeevan Arogya' from tomorrow offering comprehensive hospitalisation benefits for the family of the principal insured.

The feature of this plan is that it offers to cover parents and in-laws of the principal insured besides spouse and minor children, Senior Divisional Manager Sudhakar Joshi told reporters.

He said this is a defined benefit policy meaning that benefits are fixed in terms of policy conditions and are payable irrespective of the actual amount spent on treatment.

Besides, benefits are payable regardless of the life insured getting reimbursement under any other scheme from his or her employer or any other insurance company.