Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal on June 25 shared a special message for CBSE Board Exam 2021 students. The education minister said that students who are dissatisfied with their Class 10, 12 results can appear for physical exams that would likely be conducted in August if the situation is favourable.

CBSE Board Exam 2021 for Class 10, 12 has been cancelled by the Board due to the rise in COVID19 cases across the country. The Board has framed separate evaluation criteria for Class 10 and Class 12. The evaluation criteria was accepted by the Supreme Court on June 18, 2021, for Class 12. The result will be declared by CBSE by July 31, 2021.

The exam dates and other details of physical exams (if conducted) will be released by the Board in due course of time.

In a major upset, no announcement regarding JEE Main 2021 or NEET 2021 exam dates were made. The message was only to assure the students of the safety and to share the process of CBSE Result 2021 calculation. Lakhs of students are eagerly waiting for the clarity on the pending competitive exams. It may be worthy to point out here that the Education Minister did not conduct a live session. The message was a pre-recorded message for the stduents.
In the recorded message , the Education Minister has shared that the CBSE optional exams may be conducted in August or any other later date, in case situation is conducive. He has also insisted that the safety of the students is paramount to the government.

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The Open Book Exams for Delhi University students were to be held from July 1. Additionally, the same were to be conducted for last year graduate and post graduate candidates.

However, the university has now postponed the exams for 10 days as of now. The same would be conducted now from July 10. This decision by the university has attracted memes across various social media sites, such as Facebook, Instagram.

The number of Covid-19 cases in the country is on a rise. Hence, university declared this decision. Additionally, the number of Covid-19 cases in Delhi is rising too.

Revised exam time table to be out on July 3. With students displeased with this move, some showed their anger through sharing memes on social media sites. Most students are against this system of exam. Furthermore, some believe the university facilities are not enough to conduct OBE.

Memes are shared on Twitter under the hashtag #DelhiUniversity. The same has been trending since yesterday.

#delhiuniversity
DU students – we r not ready for online exams
DU vice chancellor – pic.twitter.com/hVMGu48fip

— indicreed (@indicreed1) June 27, 2020

#delhiuniversity again Postponed the exam.

Le students rn: pic.twitter.com/MwQQv4jkyU

— Bhatakta Tweet (@BhataktaTweet) June 27, 2020

#delhiuniversity postpone exmas again

DU to students rn :- pic.twitter.com/WxT12lfGFx

— Annucasm (@Introvert_londa) June 27, 2020

#delhiuniversity further postponed the final year exam by ten days

Students :

( Cancel kyo nhi kar dete ) pic.twitter.com/AkQlsJP8aF

— Pradip Ghevariya (@pradipghevariaa) June 27, 2020

#delhiuniversity students asking for exact exam dates

Le university: pic.twitter.com/YnuhXatzQj

— Santosh Kumar (@Santosh70823485) June 27, 2020

The notification released also mentioned about mock tests. Additionally, the mock tests are to be held from July 4.

Additionally, various other universities have cancelled the final year exams.

Related: https://www.dutimes.com/open-book-exams-for-final-year-at-du-postponed-by-10-days/

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However, the account of Amul was restored later by Twitter.

In this topical, one could see a girl in confrontation with the dragon. Furthermore, it also shows various Chinese apps such as Tik-Tok and others in the background.

#Amul Topical: About the boycott of Chinese products… pic.twitter.com/ZITa0tOb1h

— Amul.coop (@Amul_Coop) June 3, 2020

Amul has always been popular for its topicals. Additionally, these topicals always relate to the latest topics that make the headlines in the news. This topical is based on the idea of “Aatmanirbhar Bharat” (self-reliant India), as Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of the country asked the country to be self reliant. The Prime Minister has also further asked his citizens to not depend on Chinese products. Since then, there has been a rise in the anti-China sentiments. Twitter further stated that, “This action was taken because of the dairy company’s concern for safety and security.”

The Indian dairy company came forward and issued a statement saying the company had brought down the Amul’s Twitter account during late night hours on 4 June. He further mentioned in this statement that the same happened because of the topical which mentions boycotting of Chinese products. Calling “aatmanirbharbharat” with the copy of “Exit the Dragon”. Further mentioning that the same was done without giving any prior notice or warnings.

Twitter came ahead to reply. It stated that the restriction on the Twitter account of Amul was in no way related to the topical.

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