CBSE or the central board of secondary education in India is planning to hold open book exams for Indian students between classes 9-12 later this year. This means students will be able to carry their text books and other reference material to the examination hall. While this may sound like a dream come true for students, it is not all that simple and there is a larger purpose behind it. Take a look.

Gravitas | CBSE board to hold open book exams for Indian students

The Karnataka Legislative Assembly recently approved a bill mandating the prominent use of Kannada on signboards across the state. This measure, introduced during the ongoing budget session, received overwhelming support and is poised to transform language usage in various sectors.

India: Karnataka assembly passes bill mandating 60% Kannada on signboards

One of India's most crucial examinations, the so-called board exams, is going to be held twice a year, as opposed to once earlier, which could be a huge relief to millions of high school students.

India: Board exams to be held twice a year from 2024, says Ministry of Education

The proposal has been made to ensure error-free evaluation by the CBSE, which has come under severe criticism for its inconsistent marking

CBSE board exams may start in February from next batch

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