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This year, 88.24 percent of students have passed in the Arts stream, 90.29 percent of students passed in the Science stream, 88.28 percent of students passed in the Commerce stream and 85.78 percent of students passed in the Vocational stream.

According to the AHSEC, a total of 2,73,908 students appeared in this year's examination and 2,42,794 students have passed.
According to the results declared by AHSEC, 177434 students have passed in the Arts stream, 49256 students passed in the Science stream, 15356 students passed in the Commerce stream and 748 students passed in the Vocational stream.

On the other hand, in the Arts stream, 41133 students passed by getting 60 percent and above marks while 25437 students passed with 60 percent and above marks in the Science stream, 6192 students in the Commerce stream, and 163 students in the Vocational stream.

In 2023, the pass percentage was 70.12 percent in the Arts stream, 84.96 percent in the Science stream, and 79.57 percent in the Commerce stream.

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After the match, a video from the 'animated' chat has been doing the rounds on the internet in which franchise owner Sanjiv Goenka was seen having a discussion with Lucknow skipper KL Rahul near the LSG dugout.

The brilliant batting of Travis Head and Abhishek Sharma, who reached their fifties in 16 and 19 balls, respectively, shared the greatest powerplay scores in T20 cricket history by scoring a century stand inside the powerplay for the second time this IPL.

After posting a reasonable and fighting target of 167 on the board, the Sunrisers, riding on the exploits of the opening duo, cantered home in just 9.4 overs. The fireworks by the willow-wielders yet again reaffirmed the team's formidable batting lineup, which is arguably among the most feared this ongoing IPL season.

After the match, Rahul said he was at a loss for words after Travis Head and Abhishek Sharma's blitzkrieg-hitting.

While speaking after the match, Rahul said they have watched such kind of batting only on television. He also praised Travis Head and Abhishek Sharma'a batting and said it was "unreal".

"Am lost for words. We have watched that kind of batting on TV. But this is unreal batting. Everything seemed to find the middle of the bat. Kudos to their skills. They have worked hard on their six-hitting skills," Rahul said.

The loss was LSG's sixth in the IPL 2024, and because of the wide margin of defeat, it severely damaged their net run-rate as well. They are currently ranked sixth after falling below Delhi Capitals in the most recent rankings.

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Kim, who manufactured and enforced totalitarian propaganda for all three generations of the ruling Kim family, succumbed to multiple organ failures after a year-long illness, according to the state media. The exact location of his passing remains undisclosed.

Kim Ki-Nam's legacy as the architect of North Korea's propaganda machinery traces back to the era of Kim Il-sung, the country's founding leader, and persisted until 2017, The New York Times reported.

Propaganda stands as a cornerstone of the Kim dynasty's totalitarian rule, saturating the daily narrative of North Korean media, entirely under state control, aimed at perpetuating a cult of personality surrounding the ruling family amongst its 26 million citizens, the NYT added.

The mandatory donning of lapel pins with photos of Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il, the grandfather and father of the current leader, Kim Jong-un, epitomises the extent of propaganda enforcement. Portraits of these leaders adorn every household and office space, the report stated.

Within school materials and televised content, the leaders are portrayed with fantastical abilities, such as transforming leaves into boats and pine cones into explosives, the NYT reported, adding that throughout North Korean towns, ubiquitous posters and slogans warn of an imminent invasion by 'American imperialists', urging citizens to transform into 'guns and bombs' to safeguard the Kim family's reign.

Such orchestrations were the handiwork of Kim Ki-Nam, earning him comparisons to Joseph Goebbels, the infamous propagandist of Nazi Germany.

Kim Ki-Nam belonged to the dwindling cadre of nonagenarian officials who survived numerous purges while serving the Kim family over three generations. He maintained a close relationship with Kim Jong-il, often attending the leader's late-night gatherings, as noted by North Korean experts.

During his visit to Seoul in 2005, Kim Ki-Nam marked history as the first North Korean official to pay respects at the South Korean national cemetery, a gesture indicative of Kim Jong-il's endorsement. Additionally, he led a North Korean delegation to Seoul in 2009 to convey condolences on the passing of Kim Dae-Jung, the former South Korean president who orchestrated the first inter-Korean summit with Kim Jong-il in 2000, the NYT report added.

Kim Ki-Nam was among the select few Workers' Party officials and People's Army generals who accompanied Kim Jong-un in escorting the bier of Kim Jong-il following his demise in 2011.

He earned Kim Jong-un's trust by aiding the young leader in consolidating his domestic authority following his father's death.

Kim Jong-un paid respects at Kim Ki-Nam's bier early Wednesday and paid his tributes. The government's Korean Central News Agency said he did so "with bitter grief over the loss of a veteran revolutionary who, as a competent official in the party's ideological field, had remained boundlessly loyal."

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