Puttur girl scores 624 marks in SSLC examination despite spending most of the year hospitalised
Puttur: Sinchana Laxmi, a student of Vivekanand English Medium School of Puttur, scored 624 marks out of 625 to stand positioned second in the state in the SSLC examination results which were announced on Tuesday.
Sinchana a resident of Puttur is the daughter of Muralidhar Bhat and Shobha M B. Muralidhar is a farmer by profession.
That’s not it, what makes her achievement even more interesting is Sinchana had developed a extra bone on her neck in her childhood and she spent most of her time during this academic year in a hospital in Coimbatore where she was being treated for it and missed classes. Despite this Sinchana prepared for the SSLC Board Examination and put on an excellent performance by securing second position in the state.
Sinchana scored 100 marks in five subject and lost out one mark in English language subject, scoring 99 in the subject.
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2nd bomb threat in 36 hours triggers security sweep at Kanpur Railway Station; no explosives found
Kanpur (PTI): A bomb threat for the second time within 36 hours triggered a massive security operation at Kanpur Central Railway Station on Friday evening, though extensive searches later found no suspicious object, police said.
An emergency call was received at the 112 control room around 7 pm, warning that the railway station would be blown up, said Deputy Commissioner of Police (East) Satyajeet Gupta.
The alert prompted an immediate high-security response, with senior police and administrative officials, heavy police force, the Bomb Disposal Squad (BDS), anti-sabotage check teams, and dog squads rushing to the station, he added.
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Police and security teams conducted intensive checks across all platforms, circulating areas, waiting halls, parcel offices, and parking zones to rule out any threat.
All suspicious items were examined, and passenger movement was closely monitored during the operation. No explosive material or objectionable object was found, the official said.
This was the second bomb scare at the station in less than 36 hours. A similar threat call had been made on Thursday at around 8.30 am, leading to a full-scale security check.
During the investigation into Friday's call, police traced the phone number to a man identified as Anil. During questioning, he told officers that his mobile phone had been missing since February 24, raising suspicion that the threat may have been issued using the lost device, Gupta told mediapersons.
Police are analysing call detail records and scanning CCTV camera footage to identify the actual caller, he said.
