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ISC and ICSE results | Tamil Nadu students fare well

Tamil Nadu recorded a pass percentage of 99.43% in the Class 12 Indian School Certificate (ISC) examinations, the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination (CISCE) announced.

The Hindu

CISCE declares Class 10, 12 results

Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) declared the results of the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE Class 10) and Indian School Certificate (ISC Class 12) on Sunday. Read further on Dynamite News:

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ICSE class 10, ISC class 12 results declared by CISCE

The pass percentage of ICSE Class 10 and ISC Class 12 is 98.94% and 96.93% respectively. Girls have outperformed boys with a pass percentage of 99.21%

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ICSE, ISC results to be announced today

How to access ICSE, ISC class 10 and 12 exam results? Read the latest education story on The Hindu to find out.

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Australia poorly prepared for deadly avian flu that kills millions of wild birds, experts warn

Conservationists call for national response plan for possible arrival of HPAI H5, which so far has affected 300 species worldwide

The Guardian - AU

Is the UK true to its word on the prevention of torture?

Rules for Britain’s intelligence services seem strict – but experts say they give too much room for manoeuvre

The Guardian - UK

Feral animals and weeds a priority for key regional independents ahead of NSW election

The Invasive Species Council warns of an impending biosecurity "disaster" due a lack of frontline staff, drawing the support of regional independents and crossbenchers who may hold the balance of power after the NSW election.

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MI5 told to share key facts with MPs after Manchester Arena security failures

Bombing inquiry brings call from terror watchdog for franker approach at spy agency

The Guardian - UK

Rising threat from young right-wing terrorists radicalised in their bedrooms, MP warns

Sir Julian Lewis, who chairs Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee, issued the warning as he addressed the Royal United Services Institute

Daily Mirror

In full: The FIA's clarification on F1's political statement clampdown

The FIA has issued a clarification of its clampdown on political and personal statements made by Formula 1 drivers, explaining what is and is not allowed going forward.

Motorsport

Tensions between UK and Russia formed backdrop for spying case

The David Smith spying allegations came as tensions simmered between the UK and Vladimir Putin’s Russia.

The Independent UK

Formula One ‘will never gag anyone’, says chief executive Stefano Domenicali

The FIA recently announced a ban on political statements but F1’s Stefano Domencali is not following suit and said: ‘We have 20 drivers and different ideas’

The Guardian - UK

Sebastian Vettel will be glad he retired as Lewis Hamilton to be affected by new FIA ban

The FIA is introducing a new rule for the 2023 season which will prohibit some of the work Hamilton and Vettel have done using their F1 platforms in recent years

Daily Mirror

How the FIA risks following FIFA down a worrying path

OPINION: As the FIA updates its sporting code to restrict political statements across the series it governs, it sparks a risk that it could derail a progressive push to improve inclusivity, a problem FIFA gave itself during the Qatar World Cup

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Evening Standard

Spy chiefs rapped by MPs for failing to provide information to watchdog

The Intelligence and Security Committee said its work has been ‘severely hampered’ due to agencies’ failure to meet deadlines

Daily Mirror

MPs hit out at spy chiefs - and warn them about posting on social media

The Intelligence and Security Committee urged bosses not to become distracted by giving media interviews and posting online, as the parliamentary body delivered its annual report

The Guardian - UK

UK spy chiefs called to account for ‘failure to meet deadlines’

Parliament’s intelligence and security committee claims work on Iran being hampered by slow response to inquiries

The Independent UK

Spymasters rapped by MPs for lack of accountability

The Intelligence and Security Committee said its work has been ‘severely hampered’ due to agencies’ failure to meet deadlines.

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The Guardian - UK

Labour hits back at Tory attacks on plan to put VAT on private school fees

Figures show drop in partnerships with state schools – which Labour says Tories promised would trigger a review of fees

The Guardian - UK

Hunt under fire for using lobby group data to shield private schools from £1.7bn VAT

Experts attack claim that 90,000 pupils would be forced into state schools by tax change that Labour says could fund thousands of extra teachers

The Independent UK

Berlin embassy spy case reminiscent of John Le Carre thriller

Hopes of a warmer co-existence with Russia have been gradually snuffed out since the Cold War ended.

Autosport

Leclerc wants F1 rules rethink over visor tear-offs

Charles Leclerc believes Formula 1 needs to find a better solution for discarded visor tear-offs, after his Belgian Grand Prix was compromised by one getting stuck in his brake duct.

Wales Online

Cardiff school achieves top A level results for UK independent schools

Data from private schools show how they compare, with Cardiff Sixth Form College the best in the UK and Wales

The Times of India

Mumbai: College campuses to fill up as degree classes start today

MUMBAI: Degree colleges will open their gates to students on Wednesday after the long uncertainty finally ended. For students it will be back to campus life, festivals and canteen chatter.

The Times of India

Maharashtra: Many CBSE, ISC students settle for colleges not first choice

MUMBAI: Many degree college aspirants from CBSE and ISC boards are settling for colleges which are not their first choice. This, despite scoring higher marks than the colleges’ last cut-offs.

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