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The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) is likely to release 12th class result for the year 2019 shortly, today. As per the reports, the result is likely to be announced at 12:00 pm today. The board had conducted the examinations in MArch-April 2019. The board has also discontinued "marks moderation scheme" from 2018 and will only allow grace marks to be allotted to students. How to check PSEB class 12 results @ <keyword id="7608720" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="pseb-ac-in">pseb.ac.in</keyword> Step 1: Log on to the website pseb.ac.in. This is the official site where the results will be uploaded by the board. Step 2: On the home page of the site, you will find the links namely PSEB class 10 results and PSEB class 12 results. Click on the link applicable in your case depending on your class. Step 3: You have the input the details asked on the page like your roll number and others. Then click on ‘Submit’. Step 4: You will see your results displayed on the screen. Take a print out of the result and save it for future reference. As per the board’s norms, the minimum marks required for passing the exam is 35 in all the subjects. Abbreviated as PSEB, The Punjab School Education Board was established in November 1969 through an enactment in the state legislature. The principal objective of this board is to oversee the development and spread of education in the state of Punjab. In the year 1987, the Vidhan Sabha made some amendments in the Act of the Board in order to grant autonomy to PSEB. In 2018, Puja Joshi had topped the exam with 98% marks while Vivek Rajput had bagged the second rank with 97.55% marks.

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It has been widely said that having the best batsman or the best bowler in the side isn't alone going to help a team win tournaments and no one exemplifies this theory more than Sunrisers Hyderbad. Boasting one of the stronger sides on paper, they had the firepower required to go all the way but were incapable of repeating last year's success and crashed out in the league phase of <keyword id="6354312" type="CITY" weightage="80" keywordseo="IPL">IPL</keyword> 7. Their campaign was marred by a few bizarre decisions taken by the team management, which eventually led to their demise. They swapped <keyword id="17805" type="PERSON" weightage="40" keywordseo="Shikhar-Dhawan">Shikhar Dhawan</keyword> with Darren Sammy as the captain at the fag end of the tournament, sent <keyword id="60604" type="PERSON" weightage="40" keywordseo="David-Warner">David Warner</keyword> - one of the most destructive openers of the current era - down the order for most of the season and experimented with the batting order repeatedly. All these factors combined with over-dependence on reputed names did them in. 

	Provided they had delivered the goods, SRH could have finished a lot better than what they did - sixth in the points table - if not lift the trophy.
 

	IPL 7 record: Played 14, Won 6, Lost 8, Points 12
 Sunrisers didn't quite start their IPL 7 crusade in a manner they would have liked. A lukewarm start in the UAE, where they lost three of their first five matches, denied them the early momentum they would have hoped for. The wins came against a muddled <keyword id="6354884" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="40" keywordseo="Delhi-Daredevils">Delhi Daredevils</keyword> and a then-woeful Mumbai Indians. The India leg too didn't witness much of a difference and they could manage only four wins out of nine. However, a late surge saw them beat <keyword id="6354506" type="CITY" weightage="40" keywordseo="Royal-Challengers-Bangalore">Royal Challengers Bangalore</keyword> and Chennai Super Kings in back-to-back games but it came a little too late as the equation got stiffer. In their last league match, they need to beat Kolkata Knight Riders by a massive margin, which in the end proved too much. 

	High point
 By the time it arrived, matters were already out of hand. After an average UAE leg, the last few matches in India saw Sunrisers live up to their batting-heavy reputation. Prior to their second match against <keyword id="13883" type="COMPANY" weightage="40" keywordseo="Kings-XI-Punjab">Kings XI Punjab</keyword> in Hyderabad, SRH's previous best was 184/1 against DD - one of the weaker sides in the tournament. But against KXIP they notched up 205/5 - their highest total in the IPL - but unfortunately ended up second-best. With their backs to the wall, SRH pulled off back-to-back wins against RCB and CSK to give themselves a chance for a play-off spot, be it a slight one. 

	Low point
 

	When they were bundled out for their lowest total this season - 121 against KXIP. Chasing 194 was always going to be a tough ask but no one expected their batting to do this badly. Only Lokesh Rahul spent time at the crease and top-scored with 27. As many as five batsman fell between 10-20. L Balaji took 4/13 and got the all-important wickets of Aaron Finch (19), Warner (8) and Sammy (15).
 

	Captaincy verdict
 

	The appointment of Dhawan as captain was perhaps not a wise decision considering the kind of form he was in prior to the tournament. His initial few scores were 38, 1, 33, 7 and 6 for an average of 17. It took Dhawan 12 innings to register his first half-century of the season and it came when Sammy was given charge of the team. Dhawan ended IPL 7 with 377 runs in 14 matches at an average of 29. His form was a major setback and it reflected in his captaincy as well. When Glenn Maxwell and David Miller went hammer and tongs, Dhawan looked listless as a leader and his shoulders dropped. The body language didn't indicate the best of signs either. Perhaps Sammy should have been the first choice for the post considering his experience leading West Indies.
 

	Most valuable player
 

	Not too many might have expected Bhuvneshwar Kumar to put up a show like he did: 20 wickets from 14 games at an economy of 6.65. His bowling had rhythm and he got the ball to swing both ways. He stood out in the Powerplays - his dot balls accounting to almost 60 percent - and was exceptional in the death overs.
 

	Also, not many SRH batsmen delivered but the David Warner batted, he clearly seemed to be in the wrong team at the wrong time. Despite being shuffled in the line-up, the Australian opener managed to hit a purple patch with 528 runs from 14 matches at an average of 48. He scored six half-centuries, the most by any batsman this season and his 90 against CSK was a pioneer innings.
 

	Major disappointment
 Not one but two. While IPL's second-highest wicket-taker <keyword id="74737" type="PERSON" weightage="40" keywordseo="Amit-Mishra">Amit Mishra</keyword> was far from his best, Dale Steyn leaked runs frequently. SRH played Mishra in 10 games, in which he scalped seven wickets at an average of 48.57. He went wicketless in four consecutive games and his economy-rate has been 9.06 - an alarming stat considering Mishra has never gone above 8.02 in the last six editions. On the other hand, with 11 wickets from 14 games, Steyn has gone at an economy of 7.69. Thrice was he taken for above 20 runs in an over - 24 by <keyword id="77602" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="40" keywordseo="AB-de-Villiers">AB de Villiers</keyword>, 23 by MS Dhoni and 26 by Yusuf Pathan, all of which Sunrisers lost. Another telling stat being he has conceded 46 boundaries this season - the most by any bowler. Clearly, not something people want to associate with the world's No. 1 ranked bowler. 

	Verdict
 

	An overall disappointment. SRH were expected to pose some real threat to their oppositions in the beginning of the tournament but instead fell flat in their approach. The big guns failed to step up to the occasion as no one except Warner has performed consistently. The No. 1 ranked Twenty20 batsman, Finch, managed only 309 runs from 13 innings with two half-centuries. Also, the inability to strike a correct team composition in the initial stages was a big letdown and that is what stopped them from setting the right tone.
 

	Must do for 2015
 

	First and foremost, the skipper needs to lead from the front and make sure his side sticks to the basics. Then, make sure his best batsmen open the innings and face the maximum number of balls. Third, persist with the opening pair of Warner and Finch with Dhawan at No.3 and not tinker with it. SRH would also expect more of the domestic crop to leave an impact and not rely too much on reputed foreign names. This might sound easier than done but once executed, they might do what their successors Deccan Chargers did in 2009.

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Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) has announced the class 12th results. The students can view their result on the official site at <keyword id="7608720" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="pseb-ac-in">pseb.ac.in</keyword>. PSEB has also released the results on <keyword id="7619755" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="indiaresults-com">indiaresults.com</keyword> and examresuts.in. Students can also view their scores through app and SMS. How to check PSEB class 12 results @ pseb.ac.in Step 1: Log on to the website pseb.ac.in. This is the official site where the results will be uploaded by the board. Step 2: On the home page of the site, you will find the links namely PSEB class 10 results and PSEB class 12 results. Click on the link applicable in your case depending on your class. Step 3: You have the input the details asked on the page like your roll number and others. Then click on ‘Submit’. Step 4: You will see your results displayed on the screen. Take a print out of the result and save it for future reference. As per the board’s norms, the minimum marks required for passing the exam is 35 in all the subjects. Abbreviated as PSEB, The Punjab School Education Board was established in November 1969 through an enactment in the state legislature. The principal objective of this board is to oversee the development and spread of education in the state of Punjab. In the year 1987, the Vidhan Sabha made some amendments in the Act of the Board in order to grant autonomy to PSEB. In 2018, Puja Joshi had topped the exam with 98% marks while Vivek Rajput had bagged the second rank with 97.55% marks.

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Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) has announced the class 12th results. The students can view their result on the official site at pseb.ac.in. PSEB has also released the results on indiaresults.com How to check PSEB class 12 results @ pseb.ac.in Step 1: Log on to the website pseb.ac.in. This is the official site where the results will be uploaded by the board. Step 2: On the home page of the site, you will find the links namely PSEB class 10 results and PSEB class 12 results. Click on the link applicable in your case depending on your class. Step 3: You have the input the details asked on the page like your roll number and others. Then click on ‘Submit’. Step 4: You will see your results displayed on the screen. Take a print out of the result and save it for future reference. As per the board’s norms, the minimum marks required for passing the exam is 35 in all the subjects. Abbreviated as PSEB, The Punjab School Education Board was established in November 1969 through an enactment in the state legislature. The principal objective of this board is to oversee the development and spread of education in the state of Punjab. In the year 1987, the Vidhan Sabha made some amendments in the Act of the Board in order to grant autonomy to PSEB. In 2018, Puja Joshi had topped the exam with 98% marks while Vivek Rajput had bagged the second rank with 97.55% marks.

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<ul><li>Yesterday, the central government issued orders for the transfer <keyword id="104347" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="justice-S-Muralidhar">Justice S Muralidhar</keyword> from the Delhi High Court to the Punjab and Haryana High Court.</li><li>The timing of the transfer has sparked controversy, which came in mere hours of Muralidhar addressing the issue of FIRs being filed against right-wing leaders for delivering hate speeches.</li><li>He has been practising the law for 36 years, either as a lawyer or a judge, in addition to having a doctorate and publishing a book.</li></ul>Today is the last working day for Justice S Muralidhar as a judge at the Delhi High Court. Last night, the central government sent a notification for his transfer to the Punjab and Haryana High Court despite protests from the Delhi High Court Bar Association. “Your lordship has been an inspiration to the entire young bar. We hope we can live up to your example,” a young lawyer told Justice Muralidhar, according to <a href="https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/you-are-an-inspiration-young-lawyers-tell-justice-muralidhar-on-his-last-day-as-delhi-hc-judge-153193">LiveLaw.</a> Even though the transfer has been recommended by the Supreme Court on February 12, the timing of the government’s orders has sparked controversy. It came in mere hours after Muralidhar <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/indias-second-highest-ranking-law-officer-sees-no-urgency-in-a-case-on-delhi-violence/articleshow/74318695.cms">went up against Solicitor General Tushar Mehta</a> in a plea filed by social activist Harsh Mander. 
	
	
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 “We can’t let another 1984 scenario happen in this city, not under the watch of this court,” he said. Muralidhar also directed the Delhi police to decide on the matter of filing FIRs with respect to hate speeches made by right-wing politicians. Muralidhar also came to the rescue of victims of the <keyword id="4930213" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Delhi-Violence">Delhi violence</keyword>, the night before. During a midnight hearing, he issued directions to the Delhi Police to ensure that all injured people are granted safe passage to medical institutions and hospitals. Over three decades of courtroom drama Muralidhar has been practising law for over three decades. Starting off in September 1984 in Chennai, in three years he started to practice at the Supreme Court and the Delhi High Court. As an advocate, he worked on some notable cases — like addressing victims of the Bhopal Gas tragedy and arguing on behalf of the people displaced by the Narmada Dam project. In time he also served as counsel for the National Human Right Commission and the Election Commission of India. He was also awarded his Ph D by Delhi University in 2003. It was only 2006 that he was appointed as a judge at the Delhi court. Set to change things from the get-go, he refused to be addressed at ‘Your Lordship’ by lawyers. Furthermore, he was a part of the bench that ruled in favour of disclosing how many Supreme Court judges had declared their assets in response to an RTI. Over the years, he delivered a number of impactful judgements. In 2009, he was a part of the bench which initially repealed section 377, legalising homosexuality. He also convicted politician Sajjan Kumar for his involvement in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and revoked the transit demand of activist Gautam Navlakha in the Bhima Koregaon case. He’s also an author. He wrote the book Law, Poverty and Legal Aid: Access to Criminal Justice which was published in August 2004. See also: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/indias-second-highest-ranking-law-officer-sees-no-urgency-in-a-case-on-delhi-violence/articleshow/74318695.cms">India’s second-highest ranking law officer sees no 'urgency' in a case on Delhi violence</a>

Justice S Muralidhar who refused to be called ‘Your Lordship’ — was also a part of the bench that repealed Section 377

The government today set the ball rolling on its <keyword id="6377036" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="80" keywordseo="smart-cities">Smart Cities</keyword> plan by announcing the first list of 20 cities, which included five capital cities, to be developed as Smart Cities. 
 
Bhubaneswar in Odisha topped the city challenge competition. 
 <keyword id="2094" type="COMPANY" weightage="80" keywordseo="Pune">Pune</keyword> and <keyword id="6354779" type="COMPANY" weightage="80" keywordseo="Jaipur">Jaipur</keyword> were second and third. 
 
The government has also offered a fast track window for the next rejected 23 cities based on their ranks to upgrade their proposals and submit them by April 15, 2016 for evaluation. 
 
The Smart City Challenge Competition was as rigorous and demanding as the civil services examination conducted by UPSC," said urban development minister Venkaiah Naidu, announcing the 20 names. 
 Apart from Bhubaneswar, Pune and Jaipur, the other cities include <keyword id="6359081" type="CITY" weightage="80" keywordseo="Surat">Surat</keyword> and Ahmedabad in Gujarat, Kochi in Kerala, Bhopal, Jabalpur and Indore in Madhya Pradesh, Visakhapatnam and Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh, Solapur in Maharashtra, Davanagere and Belagavi in Karnataka, the New Delhi Municipal Council in Delhi, Chennai and Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu, Udaipur in Rajasthan, Guwahati in Assam and Ludhiana in Punjab. 
 
A total investment of Rs 50,802 crore has been proposed in these 20 cities and towns during a five year period, of which, Rs 38,693 crore will be spent on area development and Rs 12,109 crore on a total of 56 pan-city solutions. 
 
"It is heartening to note that New Delhi's smart city proposal has been shortlisted in the first 20 list of cities to be funded. We are confident that this announcement will further accelerate the transformation of cities into smart cities and will witness very significant investments coming in," said Jaijit Bhattacharya, partner, cities and innovation at KPMG. 
 
Anshuman Magazine, chairman and managing director of property consultancy CBRE South Asia said, "While this initiative will involve large-scale retrofitting as well as redevelopment, these cities could become showcases of urban infrastructure development, encouraging others to follow suit. Going forward the success will rest on the effective implementation of the development of these smart cities." 
 
A total area of 26,735 acres will be taken up for improvements in these 20 cities including redevelopment of 425 acres in Bhopal (350 acres) and Ahmedabad (75 acres). 
 
Prakash Chandraker, vice-president and managing director-energy business at Schneider Electric India said, "Not only will these cities have enhanced basic infrastructure but they will also offer opportunities in efficient urban mobility, waste management , IT connectivity, e-governance and citizen participation. We are extremely positive about this development and excited about the huge change it will bring in its wake." 
 
These 20 cities account for 3.54 crore people with city-wise population ranging from 2.58 lakh (New Delhi Municipal Council) to 55.78 lakh (Ahmedabad).Five cities have a population of below 5 lakh each, 4 in the range of 5-10 lakh, 6 in the range of 10-25 lakh, 4 in between 25 and 50 lakh and only one city (Ahmedabad) with more than 50 lakh. 
 
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Next time over when Prime Minister <keyword id="6354477" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Narendra-Modi">Narendra Modi</keyword> speaks out his ‘<keyword id="6364850" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Mann-ki-Baat">Mann Ki Baat</keyword>’ on <keyword id="84486" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="All-INdia-radio">All India Radio</keyword>, <keyword id="2600765" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Drug-Abuse">drug-abuse</keyword> is certainly the one topic that’s on everybody’s mind. When he lays open his mind on his thoughts relating to drug abuse that seems to be affecting the nation’s future, the Prime Minister will surely strike a chord with scores of parents and youth whose lives have been disrupted by drugs. 
 
One look at the data relating to drugs, it becomes evident that the issue needs to be addressed in mainstream and not as a rehabilitating solution. Because, when drugs and narcotics enter the life of a youth, they not only ruin the life of one person but the entire family connected to that one life. 
 
Today, drugs seem to be surpassing all other reasons, which can lead to snuffing any chances of a fruitful future out of precious lives that could build a strong nation. Whether it is states like North East, or Punjab or terror-stricken Kashmir, drugs today account to more suicides than lives lost owing to social menaces like dowry, poverty, or deaths relating to economic reasons. 
 
Every day, India loses seven young lives – mostly men – owing to their addiction to narcotics. In the last decade or so, about a quarter of lakh people ended their lives owing to drug abuse in various parts of the country. Annually about 2,452 youths put an end to their lives owing to drugs. 
 
The number of suicides that have occurred with the definite cause of drug abuse has been on a steady rise. The curve is much sharper than ever before. From 2004 to 2013, the numbers of deaths relating to drug abuse have simply risen by 149%! 
 
According to the data put together by Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, the country has about 3.4 million victims of drug abuse. And, this is restricted to legally banned drugs since alcoholics cannot be brought under its ambit. But, if one considers alcohol also as a drug since it involves the necessary quality of addiction which qualifies to be a drug, the number will increase by an additional 11 million people in India. 
 
Though there are about 3.4 million drug users in India, the rehabilitation efforts have remained dismal with country having just 401 functional rehabilitation centres that function on a daily basis. 
 
Blame it on the lack of facilities, or lack of conviction on part of the drug abusers, only 0.3 million people out of the total number of drug abusers have registered themselves at any de-addiction centre in various states in the country. 
Most of them are from Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and Orissa–with least mention of Punjab, Kashmir and North Eastern states–which have been sounding a warning bell since long, with more and more youths coming under the influence of drugs. Just Manipur makes it to the list here. 
When calculated in the ‘per capita’ category, most of the northeastern states easily make it to the list as the top states staring at bleak future as far as increased drug addiction is concerned. India is sandwiched between two infamous drug routes such as ‘Golden Crescent’ and ‘Golden Triangle’ in the Northeast where drugs make for a hassle-free transaction. 
 
Increased entry of drugs into Indian markets is another area of grave concern for the authorities as in the last four years alone, about a 100 million kilogram of drugs has been seized at different locations across the country. And, Punjab which was once known as the wheat bowl of India, today ranks second only to Mizoram! 
 India has been taking pride in the fact that by the end of this decade, the country may well have highest number of youths, with the country donning a bright-and-youthful look armed with highly-educated human resources making it a vibrant <keyword id="34412" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="economy">economy</keyword> with such valuable human resources. 
But with steady increase in the statistics of drug abusers which mainly comprise of youth who would be the face of the country taking it to higher levels with industrious achievements, drugs pose a major threat to any dreams India may nurse about standing tall as a country that marches towards focused development areas.

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