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HPBOSE declared Class 12 results on May 4, 2026, with a 92.02% pass rate. Over 74,000 students succeeded. Check scores at hpbose.org or via NDTV. Re-evaluation costs ₹1,000/subject.
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INDIA bloc faces major shifts as TMC returns and AAP exits following West Bengal and Tamil Nadu elections. Opposition unity fractures amid new political equations.
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T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, and Boost Mobile launched Black Friday 2025 deals offering iPhone 17 models with up to $1,899 in savings through complex bill credit plans, requiring long-term contracts and strict eligibility—shaping how Americans buy smartphones.
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No Indian stocks are paying Rs 285.15 dividends or splitting 10:1 in November 2025 — all claims stem from misattributed U.S. dividend data. Verified sources show only dollar-denominated payouts, with zero Indian market references.
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India Women clinch a 53‑run win over New Zealand at DY Patil Stadium, securing semi‑final spot in the 2025 ICC Women's World Cup under captain Harmanpreet Kaur.
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