The Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) has announced the results of the 2025 classes 10 and 12 board examinations. Out of 22313 students, 16771 (75.16%) qualified for the high school leaving certificate (HSLC) examination. Lungyihangle Nring of St. Paul Higher Secondary School Dimapur topped the 2025 HSLC exams with a total mark of 592 out of 600.

(98.7%), earning the Nagaland Governor’s gold medal. Students with “needs improvement” in four or less subjects will be allowed to sit for the board’s compartmental examination in June. In the Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate (HSSLC) examinations, 10426 out of 12404 students cleared the class 12 Arts stream, 2463 out of 3218 passed the Science stream.

The Nagaland Board of Secondary Examination (NBSE) will release the results for the HSLC/10th and HSSLC/12th Board examinations on April 25, 2025. The results will be available on the official website at nbsenl.edu.in. Students who failed to secure the minimum passing marks set by the NBSE will have to appear for the compartmental test, details of which will be.

The 2025 Nagaland Board examination for class 10th or HSLC was held from February 12 to announced after the results February 24, 2025, while the 2025 Board examination for class 12th or HSSLC were held from February 11 to March 7, 2025. The 2025 UP Board Results 2025 date: UPMSP Class 10th, 12th scores releasing on April 25 at upmsp. announced after.

The top three toppers of the Arts stream, Science stream, and Commerce stream will be conferred the Governor’s gold medal award. All three toppers will be conferred to The number of female students is more than male students to have qualified both classes 10 and 12 board exams, according to the NBSE. The 2025 Nagaland.

The Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) has officially announced the results for the 2025 High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) and Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate (HSSLC) examinations. The results were made available on Friday, April 25, 2025, on the official NBSE websit Board examination for class 10th or HSLC was held from February 12 to.

Examination Details

• HSLC Exams: Conducted from February 12 to 24, 2025.
• HSSLC Exams: Held between February 11 and March 7, 2025.

How to Check Results

Students can access their results by following these steps

1. Visit the official NBSE website: Navigate to the ‘Results’ section.
2. Select either ‘HSLC 2025’ or ‘HSSLC 2025’.
3. Enter the required details: Roll Number, Date of Birth, Exam Year, and Exam Category.
4. Click ‘Submit’ to view the provisional marksheet

Important Information

• The online results are provisional.
• Original marksheets and pass certificates will be distributed to schools between May 2 and May 6, 2025.

For further details and updates, students are encouraged to visit the official NBSE website or contact their respective February 24, 2025, while the 2025 Board examination for class 12th or HSSLC was held from February 11 to March 7, 2025.

The Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) has declared the results for the Class 10 (HSLC) and Class 12 (HSSLC) board exams today, April 25, 2025. Students can access their scorecards by visiting the official NBSE website at and entering their roll number, date of birth, and exam year. ​The Times of India+6Business News Today+6The Indian Express+6

This year, 23,267 students appeared for the HSLC exams, and 17,194 students appeared for the HSSLC exams. The exams were conducted between February and March 2025, with the HSLC exams held from February 12 to 24, and the HSSLC exams from February 11 to March 7.

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The Union government has filed a preliminary affidavit in the Supreme Court, seeking the dismissal of petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025. The Centre opposed a stay on any provisions of the Act, stating that it is a settled position in law that constitutional courts would not stay a statutory provision, either directly.

Or indirectly. The government defended the contentious law, stating that “shockingly” after 2013, there were an addition of over 20 lakh hectares in waqf land. The affidavit further states that a “deliberate, purposeful and intentionally misleading narrative” is built, giving the impression that those Waqfs (including ‘Waqf-by-user’) without a document to support their.

Claims will be affected. The Centre clarified that for being protected as ‘Waqf-by-user’ under provision to Section 3(1)(r), no trust, deed, or documentary proof has been insisted upon in the amendment or even before that. A bench headed by Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna is slated to hear the matter on May 5 on the passing of interim orders improve governance particularly.

In a significant legal development, the Centre has filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court, seeking the dismissal of multiple petitions that challenge the constitutional validity of the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2023. The affidavit, submitted by the Ministry of Minority Affairs, defends the Act as a lawful and necessary step to reform the management of Waqf properties.

The Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2023, was enacted with the primary aim of modernizing the management of Waqf properties, which are religious endowments under Muslim personal law, and providing greater oversight in their administration. The Act includes several contentious provisions, such as the inclusion of non-Muslim members on Waqf boards and a shift in how.

Legal Arguments in Defence of the Waqf Act

In its affidavit, the Centre argued that the new legislation is within the bounds of the Constitution and has been passed by Parliament under its legislative competence. The government emphasized that any law enacted by Parliament enjoys a presumption of constitutionality, and thus, the petitions challenging the Waqf (Amendment) Act cannot.

be entertained without a proper judicial review. It urged the Supreme Court not to grant any interim relief or stay against the operation of the law, asserting that there is no strong prima facie case to justify such an order Addressing issues of transparency and accountability. Waqf properties can be classified and managed. These provisions have been challenged on grounds.

The Centre further clarified that the inclusion of non-Muslim members in the Waqf boards is meant to ensure transparency, effective management, and a broader representation of of violating religious autonomy and constitutional principles to stakeholders. The government argued that this provision was not meant to interfere with religious matters but to bring administrative efficiency to the management of Waqf properties.

Controversial Provisions of the Waqf Act

One of the key provisions of the Waqf (Amendment) Act that has sparked controversy is the “Waqf by User” concept. This provision allows land used for religious purposes over time to be declared as Waqf, even if no formal documentation or deed exists. Critics argue that this could lead to arbitrary classification of properties and could potentially lead to the confiscation.

Another contentious issue is the provision allowing non-Muslim members on the Waqf boards. This has raised concerns within some sections of the Muslim community, who argue that it could infringe on the autonomy of religious institutions. The Centre, however, defended this provision, stating that it does not confer any administrative or control rights to the non.

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NALSAR University of Law has partnered with LawSikho to launch an AI-focused diploma course, Diploma in Future of Law: AI, Technology & Legal Practice. The program, set to begin in June 2025, aims to revolutionize legal education by combining AI with emerging technologies. Participants will gain hands-on experience by drafting over 25 legal documents.

AI tools, building freelance profiles, and mastering compliance automation. The program is certified by the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) and Skill India. The profiles partnership aims to encourage the entire legal fraternity to engage with and learn from are actively engaging with AI developments in legal tech to work towards responsible AI.

Bihar OFSS 11th Admission 2025 is now open, with registration beginning in June 2025. The platform has facilitated over ₹43.41 crore (USD 5.2 million) worth of job and freelance work for students between April 2020 and March 2025. The highest domestic earning reported was INR 38 LPA (USD 44K), while the highest international earning reached INR 80 LPA (USD 97K).

Dr. Krishna Ravi Srinivas, a professor at NALSAR, added that this course comes at a time when the legal profession and judicial systems are actively engaging with AI. It will serve as a guiding light for students and professionals alike. IIM Kozhikode’s Professional Certificate Programme in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence helps managers develop practical.

This diploma represents a shift in legal education, enabling real income and career growth. expertise in data science and AI for strategic decision-making Global businesses are evolving rapidly to stay competitive, with Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (AI) leading the way Early adoption of AI can fuel growth, enhance decision-making, and ensure businesses remain.

The relevance of this programme is further underscored by the rapid growth of the data science and AI sectors. According to an IBEF report, the global AI market was valued at US$ 59.67 billion in 2021 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 39.4%, reaching US$ 422.37 billion by 2028. In India, the AI market is projected to reach US$ 7.8 billion by 2025 ahead in an.

Increasingly dynamic world. Leaders and managers must adapt to stay competitive and address emerging challenges. Embracing AI is no longer optional but essential for success competitive and effective in their practice.

​In a significant move to modernize legal education, NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, in collaboration with LawSikho, has launched a new diploma program titled Diploma in Future of Law: AI, Technology & Legal Practice. This initiative aims to equip legal professionals and students with the skills necessary to navigate the evolving landscape of law influenced by.

Set to commence in June 2025, the program is certified by the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) and Skill India. It offers an outcome-driven curriculum designed to provide practical, real-world skills. Participants will engage in drafting over 25 legal documents using AI tools, building freelance profiles, and mastering compliance automation.

This diploma is part of NALSAR’s broader commitment to integrating technology into legal education. The university has previously collaborated with institutions like UNESCO and the Centre for Responsible AI at IIT-Madras to develop courses focusing on responsible AI, data protection, and AI applications in law artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.

The legal profession is undergoing a transformation with the advent of AI technologies. From automating routine tasks to enhancing legal research and case analysis, AI is reshaping how legal services are delivered. By offering this diploma, NALSAR and LawSikho are proactively addressing the need for legal professionals to adapt to these changes, ensuring they remain.

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