Board of School Education Haryana announces results
Chandigarh: The results of the Secondary (Educational/Open School) Annual Examination-2024 conducted by the Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH), Bhiwani, were announced on Sunday. Candidates can check their examination results on the Board's official website —www.bseh.org.in. Board chairman Dr VP Yadav said that the examination result for regular candidates stood at 95.22 per cent, while for self-study candidates, it was 88.73 per cent. Dr Yadav informed that in the Secondary (Educational) regular examination, 2,86,714 candidates appeared, out of which 2,73,015 passed, and 3,652 candidates will have to reappear (Essential Repeat).he said that the pass percentage of government schools in this examination was 93.19 per cent, while that of private schools was 97.80 per cent. The pass percentage of rural area students was 95.24 per cent, whereas that of urban area students was 95.18 per cent. Among the districts, Panchkula topped in pass percentage, while Nuh remained at the bottom.
Haryana’s girl gives new lease of life to four critically-ill patients after her death
Panchkula/Chandigarh: In a deeply moving display of generosity and compassion, the family of an 18-year-old girl Preet, who tragically met with an accident on April 29, 2024 , and declared brain-dead on May 11, 2024, at Panchkula’s Alchemist Hospital, choose to donate her organs. The donated organs harvested as liver airlifted to Max Hospital Saket; pancreas and one kidney shifted to PGIMER Chandigarh; one kidney donated to a kidney-failure patient in Alchemist Hospital, Panchkula. A green corridor was created on Sunday between Alchemist Hospital, Panchkula, to Max Hospital Saket, New Delhi and PGIMER Chandigarh.
National Lok Adalat held in Haryana’s 22 districts, 34 sub-divisions
Chandigarh: Haryana State Legal Services Authority organized its second National Lok Adalat of the year under the guidance of Punjab and Haryana High Court Justice Judge and Haryana State Legal Services Authority’s executive chairman Justice Arun Palli across the state of Haryana on Sunday. Spokesperson said that the National Lok Adalat was organized in 22 districts and 34 sub-divisions of the state, wherein several cases were taken up pertaining to civil, criminal, matrimonial, bank recovery, etc, including the cases of permanent lok adalats (public utility services) working in the ADR Centres.
Chandigarh: Panjab University, Chandigarh, conducted the PU CET (UG) Entrance Test-2024 on Sunday for admission to undergraduate courses — Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, and Biology. Total 20 centres were created — 16 at Chandigarh, one each at Hoshiarpur, Ludhiana and two at Sri Muktsar Sahib. Total 84.66 percent candidates appeared in the test. Flying squad and observers were deputed to every centre for routine checking and smooth conduct of the test. The test was conducted satisfactorily and no untoward incident was reported from any of the examination centres.
Fortis Mohali celebrates International Nurses Day
Mohali: To recognize the efforts of the nursing community and selfless service rendered to patients, a host of cultural activities were organized to observe International Nurses Day at Fortis Hospital Mohali from May 6 to 11. The week-long celebrations kicked off with a hand hygiene activity and a rangoli competition held at the facility on May 6. To promote the best practices of waste management, the nursing staff participated in a ‘Wealth out of waste’ activity and quiz on the following day on May 7. The employees from several departments also participated in a pot painting competition followed by a face painting contest on May 8. The nursing staff dressed as brides of different states also participated in a ramp walk on May 9. An informative talk on ‘Health and Hygiene’ was organized for underprivileged girls at Guru Asra Charitable Trust, Mohali.
