HBSE 10th Result 2025 Roll Number: Check Haryana Board Class 10 Result at bseh.org Today

Haryana Board has released the Class 10 results for 2025. Here’s how students can check their scores using their roll number.

The Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE) has officially declared the HBSE Class 10 Result 2025 today. Students who appeared in the exams can check their results on the official website bseh.org.in by entering their roll number. The result includes subject-wise marks, overall percentage, and pass/fail status.

However, many students have reported difficulty accessing the website due to a heavy surge in traffic. As a result, bseh.org.in is experiencing a server error, and the page is not loading for some users. The board is expected to resolve the technical issue soon. Students are advised to remain patient and try again after some time or during off-peak hours.

Despite the technical glitch, the board has provided alternative options such as SMS result access. Once the website is functional, students should download and save their result for future reference. Original mark sheets will be distributed by schools in the coming weeks.

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Avlokan 2025: MRIIRS Student Film Festival Gives Voice to Emerging Filmmakers

Faridabad: The Department of Media and Communication Studies at Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies (MRIIRS) recently organized the 11th edition of Avlokan, its annual student film festival. This year’s theme was “Unheard, Untold, and Unnamed”, encouraging students to explore voices from the margins and lesser-known narratives.

The festival attracted around 100 entries from across India. Students submitted their work in three categories: short films, documentaries, and reels. Many films focused on themes like social justice, personal journeys, and cultural heritage.

Notably, the short film “Lady Bird” by Shivi Gakher from Bennett University won Best Short Film. Her story highlighted the importance of girls’ education and equal opportunities. Similarly, in the documentary category, Ananya Katti from DY Patil International University won Best Documentary for “Adhantarit,” a film shedding light on Pune’s neglected heritage buildings.

In the short film category, Shivi Gakher from Bennett University won the Best Film Award for “Lady Bird”. Her film emphasized the importance of girls’ education and equal opportunities.
In the documentary section, Ananya Katti from DY Patil International University earned the top prize for “Adhantarit”. She explored the neglected condition of Pune’s historic buildings. In the reels category, Devanshi Ahuja and Lavanya Logani from Manav Rachna International School stood out with their unique storytelling.

Dr. Sachchidanand Joshi, Member Secretary of IGNCA, inaugurated the event. He said films have the power to reflect society’s conscience and bring about positive change. Actress and activist Gul Panag, in a conversation with journalist Denzil O’Connell, spoke about the emotional depth of cinema. She said, “Films can challenge our fears, reflect our hopes, and inspire action.”

Dr. Amit Bhalla, Vice President of Manav Rachna, said, “Avlokan gives students a platform to explore and express their creativity.”

Dr. Sanjay Srivastava, Vice Chancellor of MRIIRS, added, “Creative expression is vital today. We see this event as an important part of academic learning.”

Ms. Jasmita Oberoi, Chief Creative Officer at Manav Rachna and Head of Radio Manav Rachna 107.8 FM, curated the event.

Dr. Shilpi Jha, Dean of the School of Media and Humanities, said, “We want to build a platform that inspires new ideas and stories. Our goal is to shape the next generation of filmmakers and audiences.”

The jury included Dr. Anugyan Nag (AJK MCRC), actor and writer Amitabh Srivastava, filmmaker Ruchika Negi, and Sameer Ashraf from Sony India.

At the closing session, actor Abhinav Chaturvedi, known for Hum Log, encouraged students to stay confident and follow their passion. He said such festivals help young talent grow and find direction.

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Panchajanya Batra Singh Leads Legal Battle Against Pollution in Agra Canal

Faridabad: As the world gears up for the 2024 Paris Olympics, River Seine may host a few events. Other European rivers too like the Thames and Rhine continue to draw tourists. The Yamuna River and its connected water bodies closer to home remain neglected and polluted. A glaring example of this neglect is the UP Agra Canal, which passes through Faridabad and receives water from the Yamuna.

The Agra Canal has become a dumping ground for city waste. Municipal solid waste, construction debris, plastic, and even biomedical waste are routinely discarded along its banks, particularly near Tigaon Road. Residents report that tankers empty sewage into the canal under the cover of night, exacerbating the contamination. The banks of the canal have become a makeshift parking lot for these tankers and a marketplace for construction material vendors.

 

Despite numerous complaints and petitions to the National Green Tribunal (NGT), local authorities continue to pass responsibility from one department to another. The Municipal Corporation of Faridabad (MCF) oversees the area, but the land adjacent to the canal is under the jurisdiction of the UP government, complicating enforcement and clean-up efforts.

Faridabad’s final development plan for 2031 envisions a green belt along the canal. However, as per a Haryana government notification dated March 14, 2018, the designated site for solid waste disposal for Faridabad is in District Gurugram. Despite aspirations to transform Faridabad into a smart city, significant environmental challenges remain.

Social activist and advocate Panchajanya Batra Singh states that public-spirited parties have brought the matter before the principal bench of the NGT, seeking relief from the indiscriminate dumping along the canal. Singh highlights the dire need for a permanent solution, noting that residential colonies and schools are located near the canal, and the adjoining road experiences heavy traffic through the area.

With the monsoon season approaching, puddles of stagnant water are likely to increase, raising concerns about potential outbreaks of diseases such as dengue and malaria. Although the NGT has previously directed authorities to take corrective actions—including diverting sewage to treatment plants, rejuvenating ponds, desludging, and preventing waste burning—the on-ground situation remains grim. Water quality in the canal continues to be substandard, and residents of Faridabad eagerly await the cleaning and beautification of the area.

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BJP Strategizes for Haryana Assembly Elections at Faridabad Meeting

Faridabad: An important meeting was held today at Faridabad District Office Atal Kamal to discuss the strategy for the upcoming assembly elections in Haryana. The meeting was chaired by the District Head of the BJP Election Commission Contact Department, Ashwini Gulati.

Their collective efforts and strategic inputs have strengthened the party’s campaign and are sure to ensure a resounding victory for the BJP in the forthcoming Haryana Assembly Elections. – ASHWANI GULATI, District Head of the BJP Election Commission Contact Department, Faridabad

During the discussion, Gulati informed all the executive members about the preparations required for the upcoming elections and asked them to focus on the important points to be kept in mind while working towards a successful campaign.

The meeting emphasized the importance of careful planning and coordination among party members to ensure a smooth and effective election strategy.

District General Secretary Manoj Vashishtha ji provided special guidance on election preparations in the meeting.

The meeting was prominently attended by Election Commission Contact Department Co-Head Mr. Vinod Khanna, Secretary Advocate A.S. Nagpal, and NIT 86 Assembly Convenor Advocate Darshan Lal Kukreja. These leaders shared their insights and plans to mobilize party resources and connect with voters in their respective constituencies.

The meeting was attended by the Election Commission Liaison Department, Faridabad Assembly Convenor Rakam Singh Mavi, Co-Convenor Harshit of Badkhal Assembly, and Pawan Saini of Tigaon Assembly Co-Convenor Pawan Saini along with their team members. Each of these leaders brought their unique perspectives to strengthen the party’s outreach and address local issues that connect with voters.

Karan Parasher, a dedicated member of the Core Committee of the Election Commission Liaison Department played a key role in the discussions along with other esteemed members. Their collective efforts and strategic inputs have strengthened the party’s campaign and are sure to ensure a resounding victory for the BJP in the forthcoming Haryana Assembly Elections.

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Honoring Shri Ashwani Gulati with the Sacred Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta

Faridabad: Advocate Panchajanya Batra Singh and Advocate Mahavir Singh had the privilege of honoring Shri Ashwani Gulati, Dist. Chief (Faridabad) – Election Commission, BJP, with a copy of the revered Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta. This special moment took place during an insightful discussion on spirituality and science (Adhyatmik and Vaigyanik Paricharcha) at their office in Sector 28, Faridabad.

Renowned film director Chandan Mehta was also present, adding to the significance of the event with his unique perspective and presence.

During this profound gathering, Advocate Panchajanya Batra Singh captivated the audience with the ancient tale of how Revati married Shri Krishna’s brother, Shri Balram. He emphasized the fascinating time travel sequences in this story, showcasing the profound depth and foresight of Indian mythology, written over 5,000 years ago. This narrative not only highlighted the rich cultural heritage but also the intricate blend of science and spirituality that our ancestors had mastered.

 

The story of Revati and Balram serves as a testament to the timeless wisdom embedded in our scriptures, where concepts such as time travel were explored long before modern science acknowledged them. Advocate Panchajanya Batra Singh’s recounting of this tale was a vivid reminder of the immense knowledge our ancient texts hold and the importance of preserving and understanding them in today’s context.

Story of Balarama and Revati Marriage

According to mythological beliefs, Revati was the daughter of Maharaj Revatak. She was born from divine fire. Revati was very beautiful. She was also full of modesty. When Revati grew up and became eligible for marriage, she decided that she would marry the person who would be the most powerful in the world. After this, King Revatak started looking for the most powerful person. But he could not find any such person on earth.

To find a solution to this problem, King Revatak went to Brahma Lok. He asked Brahma Ji to tell him a very powerful person. Then Brahma Ji told King Revatak about Balram. The king returned to earth. He went to meet Balram Ji. But by the time Revatak reached Earth, both Satya Yuga and Treta Yuga had passed. When he reached Earth, the people there were very short.

After this, he went to Balram Ji and said that his daughter was taller than Balram. In such a situation, how can Revati be married to him? Then Balram Ji said that by the time he came to earth, both Satya Yug and Treta Yug had passed. Now Dwapar Yug has begun. In the meantime, Balram Ji placed his plow on Revati’s head and pressed her head. In the meantime, Revati’s size became smaller than Balram Ji’s. After this, the marriage of Balram and Revati was completed.

 This event was a beautiful confluence of ancient wisdom and contemporary knowledge, underscoring the enduring relevance of our spiritual heritage. The discussions at the event highlighted how the teachings of the Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta continue to inspire and guide us, bridging the gap between the past and the present.

It was a profound experience to witness such an enriching exchange of ideas, celebrating our spiritual roots while embracing modern insights. The honor bestowed upon Shri Ashwani Gulati with the Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta symbolized the reverence for our traditions and the continuous quest for knowledge and enlightenment.

“We are grateful to everyone who participated in this event, making it a memorable and spiritually uplifting occasion. Let’s continue to honor our rich heritage and seek wisdom in every aspect of life,” said Advocate Mahavir Singh.

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BJP turns to workers to select candidates for Haryana Assembly poll

Rattled by its below-par performance in the recently concluded Lok Sabha elections wherein it won five seats and conceded an equal number of seats to the Congress, the BJP is turning to workers’ feedback to prepare the strategy and select candidates for the upcoming Assembly elections.

The BJP is set to organize the second state-level ‘mega meeting’ of party leaders from across Haryana to fine-tune its strategy for the Assembly elections. On June 29, the BJP held its first ‘mega meeting’ in Panchkula, where Home Minister Amit Shah declared that the party would go it alone under CM Saini.

To energize the party cadre for the forthcoming Assembly elections, the BJP is conducting district-level workers’ meetings. The feedback from these meetings will be used to prepare the election strategy.

The district-level meetings will conclude with a session at Jhajjar on July 11. Before that, meetings are scheduled to be held on July 10 at Rohtak and Hisar, the parliamentary constituencies where the party lost in the recent Lok Sabha elections.

Acknowledging a ‘disconnect’ between the leadership and workers, especially in the five Lok Sabha seats where the party faced defeats, a senior leader said concerted efforts are being made to establish a ‘connect’ with the workers through these district-level meetings. BJP state in-charge Satish Poonika is actively participating in these meetings to acclimatize himself with the ground reality.

The feedback from these meetings will be pivotal in discussions at a forthcoming state-level meeting to formulate the Assembly poll strategy. Along with party surveys on the winnability of different candidates, this feedback will be crucial for the final candidate selection, the party leader asserted.

Meanwhile, the party is expected to rely on its tried and tested ‘panna pramukh’ strategy for the Assembly elections. The ‘panna pramukh’ is a unique concept devised by the Saffron party, where a party leader is in charge of a ‘panna’ (page) of the electoral roll. This strategy aims to bring the maximum number of voters to the polling booth to vote for the party.

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PRPF Meeting: Advocating for Public Rights and Environmental Initiatives

Faridabad,  Yesterday, a meeting of the Public Rights Protection Forum (PRPF) was held at the Aravali Golf Club. Known for its relentless advocacy for public rights, the forum discussed its past activities, shedding light on several positive outcomes.

During the meeting, Advocate Panchjanya Batra Singh brought to attention a significant case where a hacker had stolen Rs 98 lakh online from a Faridabad resident. The forum, with all its members, approached the Faridabad Police Commissioner, Shri Rakesh Kumar Arya, to seek justice. Through their tireless efforts, the police successfully recovered the stolen amount. The forum expressed its gratitude to Police Commissioner Rakesh Kumar Arya for resolving this critical issue.

Shri NC Wadhwa, Commissioner (Retd.) of the Public Rights Protection Forum (PRPF), suggested that formal email exchanges should complement physical meetings to enhance communication and expedite results. This recommendation was well-received by all present.

Forum President Shri SK Sachdeva proposed the initiation of a tree plantation campaign to address environmental concerns. This suggestion was unanimously approved. Mdm Panchjanya Batra Singh proposed the first site for plantation in the area of Shri Kapil Malik, who agreed. Shri Vipin Gulati also agreed to provide some sites, and Shri Roop Chand, Retd. The commissioner agreed to offer a site in Sector 21.

Despite Faridabad being recognized as a Smart City, the forum raised concerns about severe waterlogging issues that arise even with an hour of rain, leading to traffic jams and posing significant risks due to open sewers. Tragically, several deaths have occurred due to these hazards. The forum plans to conduct a comprehensive survey on the water logging issue and launch a campaign to address and resolve it.

Key members present at the meeting included NC Wadhwa, SK Sachdeva, Kapil Malik, Roopchand, Panchjanya Batra Singh, Mahavir Singh, Vipin Gulati, Chandan Mehta, SS Ahuja, and RK Singla.

It was decided to hold regular monthly meetings on the last Friday of every month, which was agreed upon by all members.

The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks by our member Shri RK Singla, acknowledging the contributions and participation of all members present.

The PRPF remains dedicated to advocating for the basic and fundamental rights of the public, continuously striving for improvement and effective solutions to pressing issues in Faridabad.

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BJP’s Krishan Pal Gurjar Scores Hat-Trick, But With Significantly Lower Vote Margin

Despite winning Faridabad for the third time, Krishan Pal Gurjar’s victory margin saw a notable decline.

BJP’s Krishan Pal Gurjar achieved a hat-trick by winning the Faridabad constituency of Haryana on Tuesday. He secured 7.8 lakh votes, approximately 1.7 lakh more than his Congress rival Mahender Pratap Singh. However, this victory came with a significantly reduced margin compared to previous elections, dropping from a 6.38 lakh vote lead.

Gurjar and Singh, both prominent figures from the Gurjar community, were pivotal in the election. The Faridabad constituency, influenced by voters from the Gurjar, Jat, Punjabi, Brahmin, and Muslim communities, saw their influence shaping the outcome.

Krishan Pal Gurjar won Faridabad for the third consecutive time but with a significantly reduced margin compared to previous elections.
  • Hat-Trick Victory: Krishan Pal Gurjar wins Faridabad for the third consecutive time but with a significantly reduced margin compared to previous elections.
  • Voter Turnout: Faridabad’s voter turnout in 2024 was 60.52 percent, a decrease from 64.10 percent in 2019.
  • Statewide Results: BJP and Congress each secured five seats in Haryana, while AAP failed to win any seats.

In previous elections, Krishan Pal Gurjar defeated Congress leader Avtar Singh Bhadana in 2014, securing 57.70 percent of the vote share. He repeated his success in 2019 with a massive margin of 6,38,239 votes. This year, however, his victory was less pronounced.

The Faridabad constituency includes nine assembly segments: Hathin, Hodal, Palwal, Prithla, Faridabad NIT, Badkhal, Ballabgarh, Faridabad, and Tigaon, and is categorized as a general seat.

In the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, 14,70,649 people exercised their voting rights, resulting in a voter turnout of 60.52 percent, a 3.58 percent decrease from the 64.10 percent turnout in 2019.

Statewide, the BJP and Congress each won five of the total 10 seats. The INDIA bloc ally AAP did not win any seats in Haryana.

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Google Doodle Pays Tribute to India’s First Female Wrestler Hamida Banu: ‘Trailblazer of Her Time’

Google Doodle commemorates India’s first female wrestler Hamida Banu who defeated famed wrestler Baba Pahalwan on this day in 1954. Learn more about her early life and career here.

Google released a doodle on Saturday, May 4, commemorating Indian wrestler Hamida Banu, who is widely considered to be India’s first professional woman wrestler. The description with the Google Doodle states, “Hamida Banu was a trailblazer of her time, and her fearlessness is remembered throughout India and across the world. Outside of her sporting accomplishments, she will always be celebrated for staying true to herself.”

Hamida Banu’s legacy extends beyond her remarkable achievements in wrestling. Not only did she break barriers in a male-dominated sport, but she also inspired countless women to pursue their dreams fearlessly. Her victory over famed wrestler Baba Pahalwan in 1954 remains a defining moment in Indian sports history, marking a significant milestone for women athletes across the country.

 

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Nafe Singh Rathi News: Haryana INLD Chief Shot Dead, Another Companion Also Killed

Nafe Singh Rathi, the state president of INLD in Haryana, has been fatally shot, along with another individual, in a tragic incident. On Sunday, individuals traveling in an i10 car unleashed a hail of bullets on Rathi, leading to his demise. He succumbed to his injuries while being transported to the hospital.

The attack on Nafe Singh Rathi, a former MLA from Bahadurgarh, occurred on Sunday, resulting in critical injuries. After the assault, he was rushed to the hospital, where he tragically passed away during treatment. Another individual traveling with Rathi also lost their life in the incident. The assailants targeted them while their vehicle was passing through Barahi Phatak, firing indiscriminately.

In this incident, Rathi and three others sustained injuries. It’s reported that the three other injured individuals were Rathi’s security personnel. Although the attackers have not yet been identified, locals state that the assailants arrived in an i10 vehicle and opened fire on Rathi’s vehicle. The sound of gunfire drew locals to the scene, where they witnessed the vehicle riddled with bullets from all sides.

The Superintendent of Police in Jhajjar provided information regarding the incident. All the injured, including Rathi, were admitted to Brahmashakti Sanjivani Hospital. According to doctors treating him, Nafe Singh sustained multiple gunshot wounds to the neck, back, and thigh. One other individual has tragically lost their life, while the condition of the remaining two injured individuals is serious.

Upon receiving information about the incident, local police promptly arrived at the scene. Arpit Jain, the SP of Jhajjar, stated in an initial statement, “We received information about gunfire. The CI and STF are investigating. The suspects are in custody.” Rathi had previously been elected as a legislator in two consecutive assembly elections. Additionally, he had served as the Chairman of the Bahadurgarh Municipal Corporation.

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