Engineering student's hilarious exam answers go viral, sparking social media frenzy!
Chandigarh: An engineering student's exam answers have become a viral sensation on social media, providing a light-hearted relief for those stressed by upcoming exams. The student's unconventional answers from the fourth semester at Chandigarh University, including song lyrics and a note to the teacher asking for talent in studies, have left netizens in splits. The humorous and relatable nature of the answers has resonated with many who understand the pressure of engineering exams, making it a popular topic online.
According to a viral Instagram post by CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY MEMES, an engineering student at Chandigarh University received zero marks for their fourth semester exam. The student's first answer was the lyrics to the song "Give Me Some Sunshine" from the movie "3 Idiots," followed by a moral message, "Soft tides of the sea doesn't make talented sailors." This unconventional answer has garnered attention on social media, providing a humorous break for those preparing for exams.
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In addition to the first answer, the engineering student's second response was a note to the teacher, admitting their own lack of talent and requesting divine intervention to aid their studies. The answer read, “Ma’am, you are a very brilliant teacher. It is my fault that I am incapable of doing such hard work. Oh Lord, give me some talent in studies.”
In the third answer, the student penned lyrics from the movie "PK," specifically the line "Bhagwan hai Kahan re tu…" meaning "Oh God, where are you?" While the teacher did not appreciate the unconventional responses and awarded the student zero marks, the student's unique approach to the exam has garnered attention on social media.
The teacher gave a comment on the student's third answer saying "Good thought but it didn't work here." In response, the examiner wrote a mocking comment on the other side of the sheet, suggesting the student should write more answers with songs. The comment read, "You should also write more answers. (#songs)."
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Modi govt's 'calibrated erosion' of EC's integrity: Kharge on election rule
New Delhi (PTI): Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Sunday hit out at the government for tweaking an election rule to prevent public inspection of certain electronic documents, alleging it is part of the Modi government's "systematic conspiracy" to destroy the institutional integrity of the Election Commission.
Kharge also said the Modi government's "calibrated erosion" of the ECI's integrity is a frontal attack on the Constitution and democracy.
The government has tweaked an election rule to prevent public inspection of certain electronic documents such as CCTV camera and webcasting footage as well as video recordings of candidates to prevent their misuse.
Based on the recommendation of the Election Commission of India (ECI), the Union law ministry on Friday amended Rule 93(2)(a) of the Conduct of Election Rules, 1961, to restrict the type of "papers" or documents open to public inspection.
Reacting to the development, Kharge said, "Modi government's audacious amendment in the Conduct of Election Rules is another assault in its systematic conspiracy to destroy the institutional integrity of the Election Commission of India." "Earlier, they had removed the Chief Justice of India from the Selection panel which appoints Election Commissioners, and now they have resorted to stonewall electoral information, even after a High Court order," he said in a post on X.
Everytime the Congress party wrote to the ECI, regarding specific poll irregularities such as voter deletions and lack of transparency in EVMs, the ECI has responded in a condescending tone and chosen not to even acknowledge certain serious complaints, Kharge said.
"This again proves that the ECI, even though it is a quasi-judicial body, is not behaving independently," he said.
"The Modi government's calibrated erosion of ECI's integrity is a frontal attack on the Constitution and Democracy and we will take every step to safeguard them," Kharge said.
Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh had said the party would legally challenge the amendment.
Lok Sabha MP and Congress general secretary (organisation) KC Venugopal said the poll panel had chosen opacity and a pro-government attitude in its dealings thus far.
According to Rule 93, all "papers" related to elections shall be open to public inspection.
The amendment inserts "as specified in these rules" after "papers".
Law ministry and ECI officials separately explained that a court case was the "trigger" behind the amendment.
While documents such as nomination forms, appointment of election agents, results and election account statements are mentioned in the Conduct of Election Rules, electronic documents such as CCTV camera footage, webcasting footage and video recording of candidates during the Model Code of Conduct period are not covered.
"CCTV coverage, webcasting of polling stations are not carried out under Conduct of Election Rules but are the result of steps taken by the ECI to ensure a level playing field," a former ECI official explained.
