UP Board class 10th, 12th exams 2018 to begin from February 6, check exam schedule here

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UP Board exam date 2018: About 60 lakh classes 10 and 12 student appear for the UP Board exams every year. The registration process had ended last month.

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UP Board exam date 2018: The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad will conduct class 10 and class 12 examination from February 6. The High School exams will end on February 22, while the Intermediate will end on March 10. As per UP Board secretary, Neena Srivastava, this time High school exams will end on record 16 days.

For class 10, a total of 37,12,508 students are expected to appear while in class 12, it is about 30,17,032. In all, 67,29,540 students will sit for the exams. The number of candidates has increased from last year. In 2017, 3,40,1511 students appeared from class 10, while for class 12, as many as 2654492 students registered for the exam.

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Therefore in 2018, as many as 307793 more students in High School and 360713 more students in Intermediate will give their board exams, results of which are expected in May 2018.

Moreover, keeping the mass cheating and other malpractices in mind, the Board is expected to announce new measures to keep a tab on any kind of fraud.

Recently, the Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Sharma directed officials of the secondary education department to declare the date sheet for the state board examinations by this month for the benefit of students. An official statement issued by the state government said that the minister also issued instructions pertaining to examination centres.

This year, due to Assembly elections, the exams had begun from March 16 onwards.

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India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI Stats: Virat Kohli’s extraordinary numbers, India maintain perfect record

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India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI stats show that India and captain Virat Kohli have been in fine form in ODIs.

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India continued their unbeaten run in bilateral ODI series as they won their seventh successive series on Sunday. In a three-match series against New Zealand, India won the second and third ODI to win the series 2-1. This is also their sixth straight series win over New Zealand in India. New Zealand have never won a bilateral ODI series in India.

On personal level, Virat Kohliachieved a few feats on Sunday while Rohit Sharma also got his name in the stats book after his century. Here are a few more statastics from the third ODI between India and New Zealand.

*India enjoys 100 per cent record vs New Zealand, winning all six bilateral series in ODIs in India between 1988-89 and 2017.

* Virat Kohli became the first Indian captain to win seven successive bilateral series in ODIs – between June 2016 and October 2017.

* As captain, Kohli enjoys winning percentage of 78.57 – 33 wins, nine losses and a no-result game out of 43 contested in ODIs.

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* On the other hand, Kane Williamson enjoys success percentage of 46.34 – 19 wins, 22 losses and two no-result games out of 43 played in ODIs.

* New Zealand’s 331 for seven is their third highest Innings total in a losing cause while chasing in ODIs – the highest being 335/5 vs Australia at Perth on 28-1-2007 and 334 vs India at Christchurch on March 8, 2009.

* Rohit Sharma (147 off 138 balls) has posted his first hundred vs New Zealand – his 15th in ODIs.

* Rohit’s aforesaid tally includes five centuries this year – the most hit by him in a calendar year.

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* Rohit is now the first batsman to record two centuries at Green Park, Kanpur -in consecutive matches. He had registered 150 vs South Africa in a losing cause at this venue on October 11, 2015.

* Rohit has managed 1076 runs at an average of 67.25 in 18 matches – the second time in a calendar year when he scored 1,000 runs or more in ODIs – the first occasion being in 2013 when he had totalled 1196 (ave.52.00) in 28 matches.

* Rohit became the second batsman after Virat Kohli to amass 1,000 runs or more this year in ODIs.

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* Ten times, Rohit has posted hundreds in a winning cause in ODIs – his tally being 3941 at an average of 52.54 in 99 matches.

* Rohit Sharma’s first Man of the Match award vs New Zealand is his eleventh in ODIs.

* Virat Kohli’s tally of 32 centuries is exceeded only by Sachin Tendulkar(49) in ODIs.

* As a captain, Kohli has posted 20 hundreds in International Cricket. Just two captains have more such centuries – Ricky Ponting (41) and Graeme Smith (33).

* Kohli holds another record as captain. His tally of 1460 (ave.76.84) in 26 matches this year is the highest by any captain in a calendar year in ODIs, obliterating Ricky Ponting’s tally of 1424 (ave.79.11) in 27 matches in 2007.

* Virat Kohli’s first Player of the series award vs New Zealand is his fifth in ODIs.

# Kohli, with 263 runs at an average of 87.66, including two hundreds has top-scored in the just concluded series.

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* Kohli has taken just 194 innings to race to 9000 runs in ODIs – the quickest in ODIs, surpassing the 205 innings taken by Abraham de Villiers. Kohli has taken just nine years 72 days to reach this milestone – the least time taken by a batsman to complete 9000 runs.

* Kohli has posted 32 hundreds in ODIs – five vs New Zealand. Only Virender Sehwag has registered more centuries (6) than Kohli in ODIs between India and New Zealand.

* With his Kanpur hundred – 113 vs New Zealand, Kohli became the second Indian captain to post 10 hundreds in ODIs. Sourav Ganguly, with 11 centuries, holds an Indian record.

 Kohli is the sixth Indian and the 19th overall to complete 9,000 runs or more in ODIs.

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* Kohli’s tally of six centuries is a record by any captain in a calendar year in ODIs. Ricky Ponting had achieved the feat twice – in 2003 & in 2007. Sourav Ganguly (in 2000), Graeme Smith (in 2005) and Abraham De Villiers (in 2015) had registered five centuries each as captain in a calendar year in ODIs.

* Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli were involved in a stand of 230 for the second wicket – the second highest for India for any wicket vs New Zealand in ODIs next only to the 331 between Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid for the second wicket at Hyderabad on November 8, 1999.

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*The 230-run partnership involving Kohli and Rohit Sharma is the highest in ODIs. The pair became the first to be associated in four double century stands in OIs.

* Jasprit Bumrah (3/47) has produced excellent match- winning bowling figures in ODIs. His figures are his second best in ODIs in India next only to the 3 for 35 vs New Zealand at Delhi on October 20, 2016.

* In 28 ODIs, Bumrah took his tally of wickets to 52 at an average of 22.28 with a strike rate of 28.0. His feat of reaching 50 wickets is the second quickest by an Indian bowler next only to Ajit Agarkar’s 23.

* Bhuvneshwar Kumar (10-0-92-1) has registered his second worst bowling performance in terms of runs conceded in an ODI innings next only to the 10-0-106-1 vs South Africa at Mumbai on October 25, 2015.

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Note ban anniversary: RBI says still verifying returned notes

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NEW DELHI: Nearly a year after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced demonetisation, the Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 bills returned to banks are still being "processed in all earnest" through a sophisticated currency verification system, the RBI has said.

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In reply to an RTI query, the central bank said it has processed about 1,134 crore pieces of Rs 500 notes and 524.90 crore pieces of Rs 1,000 junked notes, having face value of Rs 5.67 lakh crore and Rs 5.24 lakh crore respectively, as on September 30.

The combined value of the processed notes is Rs 10.91 lakh crore approximately, according to the reply.

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"Specified Bank Notes are being processed in all earnest in double shift on all available machines (sophisticated counting machines)," the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said in reply to the RTI query filed by a PTI correspondent.



The central bank was asked to provide details of demonetised notes counted so far.

Replying to a question on providing the deadline for completing the counting exercise, it said, "The verification of notes withdrawn from the circulation is an ongoing process".

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The RBI said at least 66 Sophisticated Currency Verification and Processing (CVPS) machines were being used for counting of junked Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes that were deposited with various banks post demonetisation.



The government had on November 8 last year banned the use of old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes and allowed the holders of these currency bills to deposit them with banks or use them at certain notified utilities.

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The notes deposited or collected are being verified by the central bank at its offices to establish the total number of currency bills returned and to weed out those that are fake.

Several opposition parties including the Congress and Mamata Banerjee's TMC have announced that they would observe November 8, the first anniversary of demonetisation, as 'Black Day' and would hold protests across the country to highlight its "ill-effects" on the economy.

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To counter the opposition protest, the ruling BJP has decided to observe the note ban anniversary as "anti- blackmoney day".

In its annual report for 2016-17 released on August 30, the RBI had said Rs 15.28 lakh crore, or 99 per cent of the demonetised Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, have returned to the banking system.



In the annual report, which was for the year ended June 30, 2017, the central bank said only Rs 16,050 crore out of the Rs 15.44 lakh crore in old high-denomination notes have not returned.

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As on November 8, 2016, there were 1,716.5 crore pieces of Rs 500 and 685.8 crore pieces of Rs 1,000 notes in circulation, totalling Rs 15.44 lakh crore, it had said.

"Subject to future corrections based on verification process when completed, the estimated value of specified bank notes received as on June 30, 2017, is Rs 15.28 trillion," RBI had said in the report.

While the counterfeit currency notes made for a minuscule number, RBI post-demonetisation spent Rs 7,965 crore on printing new Rs 500 and Rs 2,000 bills and notes of other denominations, more than double the Rs 3,421 crore spent in the previous year, it said.

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WhatsApp Reportedly Letting Users Delete Sent Messages: How It Works

  

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WhatsApp message delete/ recall feature has been in the rumour mill for nearly a year now, with the company mentioning it in the internal code. But fans will be pleased to know that the feature, which had not made an official appearance so far, has started trickling out to some WhatsApp users. WABetainfo now reports that the new feature, named 'Delete for Everyone', has started rolling out to some users on Android, iPhone, and Windows Phone apps. It only works if both the recipient and sender have the latest version of WhatsApp installed, the site notes, and it also works on Web version.

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The feature is said to be one of the most requested one, and is likely to make things slightly easier for WhatsApp users. The report says that it will be called 'Delete for Everyone' and several users have started noticing the feature in the latest WhatsApp version when they press the trash icon. Alongside Delete for Everyone, users will also see the Delete for Me option, if they only want to delete the message from their phone.

It adds that the rollout is slow and it may take some time. As we already mentioned, the feature will only work for both the parties if the sender and recipient are using the latest WhatsApp version. The feature is said to work for all kinds of messages on the most widely used instant messaging app. The report says it will work for all texts, images, videos, GIFs, voice messages, contact, files, location, quoted message, and status replies on WhatsApp.

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It also only works within 7 minutes of sending the message - after that, the message can't be recalled. Deleted messages will be replaced by "This message was deleted for everyone." Based on the initial report, the sent message will be deleted from the chat page as well as from the notifications pane. For those unaware, the recall feature is already available in other popular chat apps like Telegram, Viber, and others, and WhatsApp is finally looking to make it available to its billion daily active users as well.

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WABetainfo notes that WhatsApp at the moment does not recall a message contained in a quoted message. Messages cannot be deleted for everyone if they are sent in a broadcast list. It also adds that messages will not be deleted on the Symbian app, so those users will continue to see the recalled message. The site adds that in its current implementation, WhatsApp will not notify the user that the message has been deleted.

Separately, for Android users, WhatsApp beta version 2.17.397 is now out and it adds new emojis. For those unaware, WhatsApp introduced its own set of emojis that were different from what we have seen so far. The new WhatsApp emojis were visible in beta version 2.17.363 for Android users, and were rolled out to more people. The all-new WhatsApp Beta 2.17.397 brings new emojis like star eyes, swearing face, vomiting face, shushing face, and more to the list. The new beta version was first reported by Android Police which also points that the new emoji set also gets the T-Rex. Interested users can head to APK Mirror to download the new version or join the beta program to keep updated.

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Raveena Tandon birthday special: ‘Mast mast’ girl who ruled the 90s with elegance and sensuality

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Happy Birthday Raveena Tandon: Having spent more than 25 years in the film industry, the ageless beauty definitely has a presentable body of work and today as she turns 43, we pick some of her best songs which even if recreated today can't touch the benchmark set by her.

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Raveena Tandon left many hearts racing when she grooved to the tunes of “Tip Tip Barsa Paani” with Akshay Kumar back in the 90s. She was the one who translated elegance, poise and sensuality on the silver screen in her many movies and back then, she ruled the hearts of her million fans across the world. Today, even after spending over two decades in the industry, Raveena wears the sparkle in her eye and the mischief in her smile that got people talking about her when she made her Bollywood debut with 1991 movie Pathar Ke Phool which also starred Salman Khan.

Next, when she appeared on screen with Akshay Kumar in 1994 hit Mohra, people took her to be the actor who broke out of the shell. Apart from working in many Bollywood potboilers, Raveena was one of those who also didn’t hesitate to break the stereotypes around female actors being only the eye candies by doing movies like Daman, Satta, Shool and Aks. And not to forget, in Rajkumar Santoshi’s comic drama, Andaz Apna Apna which also had Aamir Khan, Salman Khan and Karisma Kapoor, Raveena proved that there is nothing which she can’t do and can adapt herself to the demand of the script.

Having spent more than 25 years in the film industry, the ageless beauty definitely has a presentable body of work and today as she turns 43, we pick some of her best songs which even if recreated today can’t touch the benchmark set by her.

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1.  Tip Tip Barsa Pani

Talking about Raveena’s hit playlist and not mentioning Tip Tip Barsa Pani would be an injustice to the actor. The hit rain song had Raveena sharing a sizzling chemistry with Akshay Kumar. The wet chiffon saree and the oomph with which Raveena danced on the sensuous number, made it an unforgettable one for all the 90s kids.

2.  Shehar Ki Ladki

The chartbuster from the movie Rakshak also starring Suneil Shetty had everyone drooling over the glamorous and stylish Raveena Tandon.

3.   Tu Cheez Badi Hai Mast Mast

The peppy number crooned by Udit Narayan and Kavita Krishnamurthy from the movie Mohra gave Raveena the title of the ‘Mast Mast’ girl of Bollywood. However, it was not Raveena who was the first choice for the song. It was only after the death of Divya Bharti that she was signed for the role. Also, you might not know that the song has another version, “Mai Cheez Badi Hun Mast Mast”. The song even got recreated in Abbas-Mustan film Machine.

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4.  Akhiyon Se Goli Maare

Govinda and Raveena Tandon became the best dancing pair of the 90s. The way the two stars grooved, the audience was forced to hit the dance floor. Once, talking about Govinda, Raveena said, “We share a common love for music and dance. We used to try to outdo each other, which got the best out of us.” Even today, when this hit dance jodi of the 90s gets on the dance floor, you can expect nothing but a blockbuster performance.

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5.  Kisi Disco Mein Jaaye

Once again Raveena shook a leg with Govinda and the movie buffs went gaga over this hit dancing pair of Bollywood.

6. Kabhi Tu Chhalia Lagta Hai

We can’t stop ourselves from adding this one to the list. The cute Salman Khan and the innocent Raveena in this song won our hearts. This was the first time that the audience got acquainted with Raveena’s dancing skills.

Wish the ‘Mast Mast’ girl of Bollywood in the comments section below.

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Instagram’s new feature allows you and a friend to go live together

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After several weeks of testing, Facebook-owned photo-sharing platform Instagram has rolled out a new feature which enables users to broadcast simultaneously with a friend.

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After several weeks of testing, Facebook-owned photo-sharing platform Instagram has rolled out a new feature which enables users to broadcast simultaneously with a friend. “Starting today, we are introducing a fun way to go live with a friend. 

“Starting today, we are introducing a fun way to go live with a friend. Now, you can hang out and go live together, whether you’re just doing homework or catching up on your day,” Instagram said in a blog post on Tuesday.

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To use the new feature, users need to tap the new icon on the bottom right and tap “Add” to invite anyone who’s currently watching. Once they join, “you’ll see the screen split into two and your friend pop up right below you”, Instagram said. Users can also remove their guest and add someone else at any time. They can also choose to exit on their own.

When someone you follow is going live with a friend, you will see two circles stacked together in your stories bar.
You can tap on it to watch and like and comment as you follow along, the blog added. After Instagram introduced live video last November, millions of people have used it to connect with friends and followers in an authentic way. These updates are available as part of Instagram version 20 on App Store and for Android in Google Play.

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Indian cricket team’s No 4 Roulette not expected to end soon

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Indian cricket team has tried as many as 11 players for the No 4 position since the 2015 World Cup.

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Indian cricket team has eyes locked on the 2019 World Cup. The captain, coach and selectors are clearly working towards the prestigious title as they continue to chop and change the ODI squad for every series and the batting order, bowling combinations continues to be juggled. As things stand, no spot can be taken for granted. If the two leading spinners in the world R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja can be rested for multiple series, if Mohammed Shami and Umesh Yadav, premier bowlers and ones who played a crucial role in India’s road to 2015 World Cup semis, can warm the bench then anybody can.

While the spinners debate has been going on, the matter of concern at the moment is the very important no.4 batting slot. Like Tests, in ODIs this position is the link between the top-order and the lower middle-order and the right man needs to occupy it in order to keep the balance of the playing XI intact. A pinch-hitter is a gamble while a dead-bat is a big risk. No team would want to go either way and intends to find the man with the right blend to do the job. For India, Yuvraj Singhand Virat Kohli did the job in the 2011 World Cup triumph and it was Ajinkya Rahane who came out to bat at no.4 in six out of seven matches of the 2015 edition. The only time the right-hander didn’t was the opening match against Pakistan where Suresh Raina scored a fluent 74.

Unlike 2015, where the team stuck with one batsman for most of the tournament, 2011 World Cup saw India use as many as four players – Kohli, Yuvraj Singh, Yusuf Pathanand Gautam Gambhir. India’s 2011 World Cup squad had players who could ease into any role with utmost ease. The openers were sorted in Virender Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar, at no.3 they had Gautam Gambhir and the slots to follow could be easily filled by Yuvraj, Kohli, Dhoni, Raina, Pathan. 

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Yuvraj and Kohli enjoyed success at this position and the two hit individual hundreds. India played nine matches in the World Cup, Kohli played at no.4 in five of those but back then there wasn’t an assured spot in the middle-order. It was more about playing the situation rather than position. MS Dhoni’s promotion in the final against Sri Lanka further validates the team thinking. With Muttiah Muralitharan extracting good purchase out of the wicket, Dhoni promoted himself up the order, ahead of the in-form Yuvraj, and rest, as they say, is history.

Six years later, and two years before India begin their quest for a third ICC World Cup title, they find themselves in a similar situation. The openers, like the 2011 edition, seem sorted and reserves like Ajinkya Rahane and KL Rahul only make it a good a problem to have. With Kohli at no.3, there is no point looking further. The big question arises for the spots to follow. No 4, 5 and 6 are still the spots up for grabs and think-tank continues to tinker with different players for different situations. Don’t be surprised if you again see Hardik Pandya coming out to bat at No 4 to hit a spinner out of the track like he did to Ashton Agar in the third India-Australia ODI.

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Since 2015 World Cup, where India used Rahane for most of the tournament at No 4, India have used as many as 11 players for the spot. Yuvraj, Dhoni and Manish Pandey have played most games and Yuvraj’s tally of 358 runs is the most successful. It is worth bearing in mind that 150 out of those 358 runs came in a single innings against England and the elegant southpaw has struggled since then. Dhoni, however, has been steady and has scored 318 runs in the eight matches he has played. Pandey’s numbers make a disappointing reading as he has scored 183 runs in eight matches with a best knock of a unbeaten 104. Rahane, too, has enjoyed success at this position but the team management has made it clear that the right-hander will be preferred for the opening slot. Pandya’s 142 in 4 matches are encouraging and the all-rounder is expected to play the role of a floater, according to match situation.

It’s a throwback to the Gary Kirsten and Greg Chappell days when as many as three players would be ready with their pads on and go into bat according to the situation at hand. It was successfully implemented when Kirsten was in charge and the team certainly benefited from not having a rigid batting position structure. Pandya’s elevation, Dhoni’s demotion and Karthik experiment are signs of things to come as India continue to play the roulette for the middle and lower middle-order.

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