Bengaluru, September 26: “Normally, there will be zero traffic service for VVIPs like Chief Minister, Prime Minister, President and others. In the same way, the Home Minister also has that service. So, I have used that service. Why jealous about it”, asked Deputy Chief Minister Dr. G. Parameshwar.
The DCM arrived using zero traffic service for the Field Marshal Cariappa statue unveiling programme organized by the Kodava Samaj and BBMP in the city on Wednesday. When media people asked the DCM about it, he said that the Home Minister also has facility and he has used it. In the previous government, then Home Minister refused to use the zero traffic service. But he has not availed that service freshly. He has used the existing service, he justified.
“I would regret if the zero traffic caused any inconvenience to the general public. As I have several programmes and meetings, I have been using the service as I have to maintain the timings. I have instructed the police to take maximum care to avoid traffic congestion during zero traffic service”, he said.
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Chennai (PTI): Tamil Nadu class XII board exam results were released on Friday and 95.03 per cent of students who wrote the exams registered a pass this year.
Releasing the results, the School Education Department officials here said that Erode district registered the highest pass percentage of 98.87, followed by Sivaganga district with 98.05 per cent. With 95.43 per cent of pass, Chennai figured in the 20th position.
This year, the girls outshine the boys by securing a pass percentage of 97. Boys could secure only 93.19 per cent.
Of the 7,536 higher secondary schools, the officials said that a total of 2,639 private schools and 489 government schools have secured 100 per cent pass percentage.
Accordingly, of 7,91,654 students who took the exams, as many as 7,53,694 have secured passing marks. The overall pass percentage of the Science stream was 96.90, while the pass percentage among Commerce group students was 92.67.
