Shivamogga/Bengaluru: Unsatisfied with her score in the II PUC examination, Deeksha, a student from Tirthahalli in Shivamogga district, had applied for a re-evaluation. Initially awarded 99 in Chemistry, she was later granted a full score after her theory marks were revised from 69 to 70.

A student of Vagdevi PU College, Deeksha R., has emerged as the top scorer in the science stream of Karnataka’s II PUC examinations after securing a perfect 600 out of 600 in the re-evaluation.

In the commerce stream, Prateeksha of ASC PU College, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru, who had originally scored 577, moved up from third to first rank following a re-evaluation that added two marks to her English paper. She now shares the top position with S. Deepashree of Canara College, Mangaluru, both having scored 599.
The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) has revealed that re-evaluation led to mark changes for around 5,800 students, including significant discrepancies. In one instance, a student’s first language score jumped from 04 to 64. Other cases showed increases of 50, 44, and even 30 to 20 marks, pointing to glaring errors in the initial evaluation. Over 1,400 applicants, however, saw no change in their results.

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New Delhi (PTI): Actor Rajpal Yadav walked out of Tihar Jail on Tuesday evening after the Delhi High Court permitted his temporary release from jail in cheque bounce cases.

After all formalities were completed, Rajpal Yadav walked out of Tihar jail around 4.50 pm, a source said. He was granted relief after submitting Rs 1.5 crore to the complainant.

Speaking to reporters outside the jail, Yadav said he has received unwavering support from across the country.

“In 2027, I will have completed 30 years of working in Bollywood. Everyone has been with me. That is why I could do 200-250 films,” Yadav said.

The actor said he has always complied with the directions of the high court and would continue to do so, adding that he was available whenever required.

"The love and backing of people from across the nation remain with him, and that if there are any allegations, he is ready to respond fully and transparently," Yadav said.

“If anyone wanted legal details, they could speak to my advocate,” he added.

Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma granted interim suspension of the six-month sentence after noting that Yadav had deposited Rs 1.5 crore to the complainant, M/s Murali Projects Pvt Ltd.

"We are granting you an interim suspension of sentence... It is till the next date of hearing," the court said, while directing Yadav to surrender his passport and not leave the country without prior permission. The court also ordered him to remain present, either physically or virtually, on the next date of hearing on March 18.

Yadav had sought suspension of his sentence citing a marriage in his family on February 19.