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       CBSE Class 10th, 12th Results Announced, Increase in


       Pass Percentage;


       The  Central  Board  of  Secondary  Education  (CBSE)  has
       announced the Class 12 result on May 13. CBSE Class 12
       results students can check them on the official websites –
       cbseresults.nic.in  and  cbse.gov.in  –  and  other  digital
       platforms  including  DigiLocker  website  –  digilocker.gov.in
       and UMANG app.
       This year’s per cent is 87.98 per cent which is 0.65 per cent
       higher  than  previous  year’s  87.33%.  Of  the  16,33,730
       students registering for the CBSE Class 12 exams this year,
       as  many  as  16,21,224  students  appeared.  Of  them,
       14,26,420 students passed the exams.

       US Warns Of "Poten al Risk Of Sanc ons" A er India,


       Iran Sign Port Deal

       Any country having business dealings with Iran runs the
       risk of sanctions, the United States has said, noting that
       it  is  aware  that  Iran  and  India  have  signed  a  deal
       concerning the Chabahar port.
       "We're aware of these reports that Iran and India have
       signed a deal concerning the Chabahar port. I will let the
       government of India speak to its own foreign policy goals
       vis-a-vis the Chabahar port as well as its own bilateral
       relationship  with  Iran,"  State  Department  Deputy
       Spokesperson Vedant Patel told reporters at his daily
       news conference.
       "I will just say, as it relates to the United States, US sanctions on Iran remain in place and we'll continue to
       enforce them," he said in response to a question on India's deal with Iran on the strategic Chabahar port.
       "You've heard us say this in a number of instances, that any entity, anyone considering business deals with
       Iran, they need to be aware of the potential risk that they are opening themselves up to and the potential risk
       of sanctions," Patel said.
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