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He started his speech by reciting 'Lord Jagannath' twice. He expressed happiness saying that he was in the land of Lord Ram (Ayodhya) yesterday and came to Lord Jagannath today. "I am very fortunate that I was talking to the people in the land of Lord of Ram yesterday and came to you in the land of Lord Jagannath today,"

During his almost 30-minute energizing speech, the Prime Minister termed himself as the son of Lord Jagannath. 

"This son of Lord Jagannath is committed to taking Odisha to new heights. You cast your votes for the BJP, the son of Lord Jagannath will make Odisha the most developed State in just five years," said the Prime Minister. 

Terming the manifesto of the Odisha unit of BJP as Modi's guarantee, the Prime Minister said Modi does what he promises.  However, the benefits of all the Central schemes didn't reach the people of Odisha due to three major reasons. 

"Modi has sent the highest amount of budgetary support to Odisha. Modi has sent money for the construction of roads in villages and the supply of tapped water to each household. But the BJD government here failed to utilize funds. It put BJD levels on Central schemes. It also misappropriated Central funds," pointed out Modi.

The State should also have a BJP government to implement Central schemes, he stressed. 

Urging people to vote for the BJP's LS and Assembly candidates for a double-engine government, Modi said, "This son of Lord Jagannath assures to implement the all-benefitting Ayusman Bharat Yojana and all assurances made in the State BJP's Manifesto within days of Modi government is formed," said Modi. 

He concluded his speech by requesting people present at the Vijay Sankalpa Samavesh to go to their neighbors and tell them that Modi had come and wished them "Jay Jagannath'.  

"This way I will get their blessing," Prime Minister said.  

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PM Modi will address a public meeting at Chikili in Nabarangpur constituency here today.

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The passing percentage for the academic year 2023-2024 stood at 99.47% (2,42,328 students) for class 10th while 98.19% (98,088 passed) for class 12th.

The number of students appearing for the Class 10th examinations was 99,901, out of which there were 52,765 boys (52.82%) and 47,136 girls (47.18%)

In both exams, girls achieved better results, with girls achieving a pass percentage of 99.65% against 99.31% of boys in class 10th. For class 12th, girls achieved a pass percentage of 98.92% while boys achieved a pass percentage of 97.53%.

For class 10th, the Western region has the highest pass percentage with 99.91% followed by the Southern region (99.88%).

For class 12th, the Southern region has the highest pass percentage (99.53%) followed by the Western region (99.32%).

For class 10th, 1,088 differently-abled students with learning difficulties took the exams and 98 of them obtained marks above 90%. While 40 visually challenged students took the exam and 12 candidates obtained marks above 90%.

236 differently abled students with learning difficulties took the class 12th exam and 18 of them scored marks above 90%. While 11 visually challenged students took the exam and two obtained marks above 90%.

The students can check their results on CISCE's website: https://cisce.org or https://results.cisce.org, on the CAREERS portal and on the DigiLocker Portal.

(ANI)

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