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CBSE Exam 2020: Board Approaches Delhi Police Over Paper Leak Rumours
CBSE sought the cooperation of public not to believe or involve in the fake, unverified news and help in maintaining the sanctity of examinations at all cost.
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CBSE Files Complaint After Video Claiming Paper Leak Goes Viral
After it filed a complaint on Wednesday, the board filed another complaint on Thursday requesting the Delhi Police to take "stern action against the perpetrators".
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Board Exam 2019: CBSE Files FIR Against Miscreants Spreading Fake News About Paper Leaks
Board Exam 2019: Beginning on February 15, 2019, CBSE has so far conducted examinations in 136 subjects.
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School Principal Arrested In Delhi In CBSE Paper Leak Case
Delhi Police has arrested a school Principal from west Delhi's Bawana in the CBSE papers' leak case, a senior police officer said on Wednesday.
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After CBSE Fiasco, Smart Tech To Check Paper Leaks
In a bid to check paper leaks the CBSE is planning to use advanced technology. handful of tech-savvy people. Anil Swarup, the Union School Education Secretary said a handful of tech savvy people were behind it and technology can deal with any such occurrence in future
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Delhi Police Sends List Of Students Who Received Leaked Papers To CBSE
The Delhi police has sent to the CBSE a list of students who had allegedly received the leaked class 10 mathematics and class 12 economics question papers after the board sought it from the crime branch, an official privy to the probe said.
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Teacher Was Promised Principal Post. So He Leaked CBSE Papers, Cops Say
A school teacher from Himachal Pradesh harboured the dream of becoming principal and he was assured of the post if he could get the CBSE papers out before the examinations, investigations have revealed.
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"CBSE Class 10 Paper Leak Case Solved," Claims Top Delhi Police Officer
The CBSE paper leak case has been cracked said top officer of the Delhi Police, investigating the case. The Delhi Police on Monday, took the three accused arrested to Una in Himachal Pradesh, to reconstruct the sequence of events
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Delhi Police To Take CBSE Paper Leak Accused To Himachal Pradesh
The Delhi Police will take the three arrested accused in the CBSE Class 12 Economics paper leak case to Una in Himachal Pradesh to reconstruct the sequence of events and question some more people there, sources said.
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CBSE In Clear, Centre Grappling With Mafia In Education: Top Officer
Amid huge anger over the leak of the CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 board exam papers that has left lakhs of students across the country angry and confused, the government's top education officer said the mafia and the rot in the education department runs deeper than in the coal mining industry.
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Not Just Delhi, Class 12 Paper Leaked In Himachal Too. He Wanted To Help "Weak" Student
Not just Delhi, the Class 12 CBSE Economics paper, turns out, was leaked in Himachal Pradesh as well. An exam centre superintendent in the hill state wanted to help a "weak" student and ended up leaking the question paper to nearly 40 others, police said on Saturday.
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CBSE Paper Leak: 3 Staff Members Of School In Himachal Pradesh Held
Three staff members of a school in Himachal Pradesh were arrested today by the Delhi Police in connection with leak of CBSE's Class 12 economics paper, police said.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Interfere With CBSE Decision, Class 12 Economics Re-Exam Confirm
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on March 30 has announced a re-examination of Class 12 economics paper after an alleged leak was reported last week.
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Government Forms Committee To Look Into Conduct Of CBSE Exams
The central government today constituted a High Powered Committee to examine the process of conduct of CBSE exam and suggest measures to make it secure and foolproof through the use of technology.
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No CBSE Class 10 Math Re-Test In Students' Interest, Says Government
Class 10 students will not have to sit for a re-exam for the CBSE math paper that was leaked before the exam last week, the government said today. The decision was taken in the interest of students, said an official.
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CBSE Exam 2020: Board Approaches Delhi Police Over Paper Leak Rumours
CBSE sought the cooperation of public not to believe or involve in the fake, unverified news and help in maintaining the sanctity of examinations at all cost.
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CBSE Files Complaint After Video Claiming Paper Leak Goes Viral
After it filed a complaint on Wednesday, the board filed another complaint on Thursday requesting the Delhi Police to take "stern action against the perpetrators".
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Board Exam 2019: CBSE Files FIR Against Miscreants Spreading Fake News About Paper Leaks
Board Exam 2019: Beginning on February 15, 2019, CBSE has so far conducted examinations in 136 subjects.
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School Principal Arrested In Delhi In CBSE Paper Leak Case
Delhi Police has arrested a school Principal from west Delhi's Bawana in the CBSE papers' leak case, a senior police officer said on Wednesday.
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After CBSE Fiasco, Smart Tech To Check Paper Leaks
In a bid to check paper leaks the CBSE is planning to use advanced technology. handful of tech-savvy people. Anil Swarup, the Union School Education Secretary said a handful of tech savvy people were behind it and technology can deal with any such occurrence in future
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Delhi Police Sends List Of Students Who Received Leaked Papers To CBSE
The Delhi police has sent to the CBSE a list of students who had allegedly received the leaked class 10 mathematics and class 12 economics question papers after the board sought it from the crime branch, an official privy to the probe said.
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Teacher Was Promised Principal Post. So He Leaked CBSE Papers, Cops Say
A school teacher from Himachal Pradesh harboured the dream of becoming principal and he was assured of the post if he could get the CBSE papers out before the examinations, investigations have revealed.
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"CBSE Class 10 Paper Leak Case Solved," Claims Top Delhi Police Officer
The CBSE paper leak case has been cracked said top officer of the Delhi Police, investigating the case. The Delhi Police on Monday, took the three accused arrested to Una in Himachal Pradesh, to reconstruct the sequence of events
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Delhi Police To Take CBSE Paper Leak Accused To Himachal Pradesh
The Delhi Police will take the three arrested accused in the CBSE Class 12 Economics paper leak case to Una in Himachal Pradesh to reconstruct the sequence of events and question some more people there, sources said.
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CBSE In Clear, Centre Grappling With Mafia In Education: Top Officer
Amid huge anger over the leak of the CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 board exam papers that has left lakhs of students across the country angry and confused, the government's top education officer said the mafia and the rot in the education department runs deeper than in the coal mining industry.
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Not Just Delhi, Class 12 Paper Leaked In Himachal Too. He Wanted To Help "Weak" Student
Not just Delhi, the Class 12 CBSE Economics paper, turns out, was leaked in Himachal Pradesh as well. An exam centre superintendent in the hill state wanted to help a "weak" student and ended up leaking the question paper to nearly 40 others, police said on Saturday.
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CBSE Paper Leak: 3 Staff Members Of School In Himachal Pradesh Held
Three staff members of a school in Himachal Pradesh were arrested today by the Delhi Police in connection with leak of CBSE's Class 12 economics paper, police said.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Interfere With CBSE Decision, Class 12 Economics Re-Exam Confirm
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on March 30 has announced a re-examination of Class 12 economics paper after an alleged leak was reported last week.
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Government Forms Committee To Look Into Conduct Of CBSE Exams
The central government today constituted a High Powered Committee to examine the process of conduct of CBSE exam and suggest measures to make it secure and foolproof through the use of technology.
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No CBSE Class 10 Math Re-Test In Students' Interest, Says Government
Class 10 students will not have to sit for a re-exam for the CBSE math paper that was leaked before the exam last week, the government said today. The decision was taken in the interest of students, said an official.
