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Daily Mail
4 days ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
Father 'accidentally kills two-year-old son with an axe after hurling it at monkeys on his roof to chase them away'
A two-year-old boy was allegedly killed with an axe after his father hurled the weapon at monkeys to chase them away - but hit him instead. The little boy had been playing outside his home in Uttar Pradesh, India, when Lakhan Singh thought a group of monkeys that had entered his garden might attack his son, he claimed. Panicked, Lakhan said he ran to the roof to throw an axe at them and scare them away. His throw missed the animals and instead slashed young Aarav's neck, local media has reported. The boy was rushed to hospital in Moradabad but doctors said there was nothing they could do to help as the boy had died. But Lakhan's brother-in-law, Jitendra Singh, has disputed Lakhan's version of the events. He alleged that the youngster was murdered - a suspicion that was raised after the young boy's body was buried without notifying the police, it was reported. He claimed Aarav was killed by Mr Singh while he was fighting with his wife, Anita, who he allegedly frequently assaulted. The little boy had been playing outside his home in Uttar Pradesh, India, when Lakhan Singh thought a group of monkeys that had entered his garden might attack his son, he claimed Lakhan had allegedly threatened to hurt the boy to scare her - an act he had done repeatedly - but brought the axe too close to the boy's neck and killed him. He told NDTV: 'Lakhan had a fight with Anita on Monday night when he locked her in the room and beat her up. 'The argument subsided at night, but on Tuesday morning, it ignited again. 'While the husband and wife were fighting, Aarav was in his grandfather Ramchandra's lap. 'During the fight, Lakhan snatched Aarav, picked up an axe, and killed him.' Another outlet reported him saying 'my brother-in-law often abused my sister. This wasn't an accident. It was murder'. A neighbour offered a different account, claiming that monkeys had dropped an iron pole on the boy's head from building works done near the roof. 'The tent work was recently done at Lakhan's house, after which iron rods were kept on the roof,' Jagat Singh Saini, a relative to Lakhan, said. 'A group of monkeys dropped them, which hit the child's head, and he started bleeding,' the local council member added. 'He was taken for treatment, but he was declared dead.' Police are said to have not ruled out the possibility of murder and are waiting on post-mortem and forensic findings to aid in the investigation, according to However, another outlet has reported that the police have declared the death accidental.
India.com
19-05-2025
- Science
- India.com
Meet Aarav Malhotra who scored perfect 500 out of 500 In CBSE Class 10th Results; he studies at..., he is from...
New Delhi: The CBSE announced the results for the Board exams recently and there were many students who stood out with their performances and marks. According to CBSE, this year, the overall Class 10 pass percentage is 93.66%, which is a bit higher than the last year. Here, we will talk about one student who amazed a lot of people with his marks. His name is Aarav Malhotra, a 15-year-old student from Greater Noida. Aarav Malhotra has scored a perfect 100% in the CBSE Class 10 exams 2025. It means that in all the five subjects he secured full marks, 100 out of 100 which is a total of 500/500. Aarav's CBSE result reflects his intelligence, dedication, and perseverance. In a way, he has become an inspiration for other students. Aarav Malhotra studies at Delhi Public School, Knowledge Park-V, Greater Noida (West). Known for its modern teaching approach and well-rounded education system, DPS Greater Noida (West) has every reason to celebrate as Aarav's success is a proud moment not only for his family but for the entire school community. Aarav's choice of subjects is also very interesting. He did not go with the usual combinations rather chose an unusual combination. Along with English, Maths, Science, and Social Science, he selected French as his second language and Artificial Intelligence (AI) as his sixth subject. He scored 100 out of 100 in English Language & Literature, French, Mathematics Standard, Science, and AI while in Social Science he scored 98 out of 100. His best five subjects add up to a perfect 500/500, bringing him to limelight. Aarav's parents, Aarunshi and Kumud Malhotra, were always there for him to provide continuous support and motivation which played a key role in his achievement. His teachers describe him as a highly attentive student who studies smart.
News18
14-05-2025
- Science
- News18
CBSE 10th Results 2025: Meet Greater Noida's Aarav Malhotra, Who Secured Perfect 500/500
Last Updated: CBSE 10th Toppers 2025: Aarav has got 100 out 100 in English, French, Mathematics Standard, Science, and Artificial Intelligence. 15-year-old Aarav Malhotra from Delhi Public School (DPS), Greater Noida (West), has topped the CBSE Class 10 exams of 2025 with a perfect score of 500 out of 500. For his 10th exams, Aarav picked an unusual combination of subjects. He selected English, French, Mathematics Standard, Science, and Artificial Intelligence. He scored 100 out of 100 marks in all these subjects. According to the CBSE board exams' best-of-five rule, his top five subjects contributed to his 100 percent aggregate. In Social Science he scored 98 out of 100. Aarav's parents, Aarunshi and Kumud Malhotra, had provided him constant support and motivation throughout his class 10 board exams. However, it is not known what the youngster wishes to study in the future. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced the Class 10 board exam results for 2025 on Tuesday, May 13. Students who appeared for the exams can check their mark sheets on the official CBSE websites — and To view the results, students will need their admit card and registration details. In 2025, a total of 23,85,079 students registered for the exam, out of which 23,71,939 appeared and 22,21,636 passed, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 93.66 per cent, which is a 0.06 per cent increase from 93.60 per cent in 2024. When it comes to gender-wise performance, girls have once again outshone boys, achieving a pass percentage of 95 per cent, while boys recorded 92.63 per cent. This places girls 2.37 per cent ahead of boys in terms of success rate. Transgender candidates also performed impressively, with their pass percentage improving significantly from 91.30 per cent in 2024 to 95.00 per cent in 2025. Despite the strong performance, 1,41,353 Class 10 students and 1,29,095 Class 12 students have been placed in the compartment category. To provide these students with a second chance, CBSE is set to conduct the Class 10 and 12 Supplementary Examinations 2025 by mid-July, as confirmed by Examination Controller Sanyam Bharadwaj to News18. First Published: May 14, 2025, 19:27 IST
India.com
14-05-2025
- Science
- India.com
Meet CBSE Class 10 topper Aarav Malhotra, he scored 100 in..., took AI as..., he is from...
In a country like India, where board exam results are almost like a festival and toppers become stars overnight, a name that's on everyone's lips right now is Aarav Malhotra. This 15-year-old student from Greater Noida (West) has done something truly amazing he scored a perfect 100 per cent in the CBSE Class 10 exams in 2025, according to Jagran News. Yes, you read that right. Not 499 out of 500, not 99.8 per cent, but a full 500 out of 500 marks. Aarav didn't just do well he nailed every single subject. His incredible result has made him an instant sensation all over the country. Aarav's marksheet Aarav's marksheet is nothing short of perfect. He got 100 marks in English Language & Literature, French, Mathematics Standard, Science, and his extra subject Artificial Intelligence. Even in Social Science, where students often lose marks, Aarav scored 98 out of 100. But since CBSE counts the best five subjects, his total comes to a flawless 500/500. He got A1 grades in all subjects, both in theory exams and internal school assessments. In Mathematics, Social Science, English, Science, French and even in his additional subject, Artificial Intelligence, he scored 100 out of 100. However, in Social Science he attained 98 out of 100 but when the best subjects were totalled, he received a complete 500. Meet Aarav Malhotra Aarav Malhotra, the CBSE Class 10 student who scored a perfect 500 out of 500 in 2025, is not just another topper he's a rising star from Delhi Public School, Knowledge Park-V, Greater Noida (West). Known for its modern teaching approach and well-rounded education system, DPS Greater Noida (West) has every reason to celebrate. Aarav's success is a proud moment not only for his family but for the entire school community. Smart choices, smarter subjects What makes Aarav's story even more interesting is his unique subject selection. While most students stick to regular combinations, Aarav followed a different path. Along with English, Maths, Science, and Social Science, he chose French as his second language and Artificial Intelligence (AI) as his sixth subject. And guess what? He scored a perfect 100 in AI too.. Family support and study discipline Aarav's journey to the top wasn't a solo ride. His parents, Aarunshi and Kumud Malhotra, stood by him at every step. Their strong support, along with Aarav's own discipline and focus, helped shape his success. His daily routine was planned, his study methods were structured, and his mindset stayed positive even during the most stressful times of board exams. Teachers describe Aarav as highly attentive in class and someone who studies smart, not just hard. He stayed calm under pressure and showed maturity beyond his years. What makes him special? People all over the country are now curious about Aarav, what school he goes to, how he studied, and what subjects he chose. His name has become a symbol of hard work, smart preparation, and cool confidence. Aarav's success proves that with the right effort and support, achieving the highest marks isn't impossible.
Hindustan Times
14-05-2025
- Health
- Hindustan Times
Chandigarh: Stunning 99.4% in commerce puts Shreya in the lead in tricity
As the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) released the Class 12 result on Tuesday, based on the data compiled by schools and shared with HT by evening, Shreya Garg of KBDAV Senior Secondary Public School, Sector 7, Chandigarh, emerged as the leader across the four streams, with a sparkling score of 99.4%. A resident of Sector 9, Panchkula, Shreya aspires to become a chartered accountant. Possessing an innate aptitude for commerce, she landed a perfect 100 in business studies and accountancy. She had switched from Saupin's School, Panchkula, which is an ICSE board school, to CBSE in Class 11: 'Contrary to what many say, I found the CBSE pattern tougher than ICSE. It was all about consistency for me — I gave around six hours a day to my studies.' Her father, Devraj Garg, runs a crockery store and her mother, Renu Garg, is a homemaker. Akshita Jain of Bhavan Vidyalaya, Sector 15, Panchkula, shone in the non-medical stream, scoring an outstanding 99.2%. A resident of Sector 15, Panchkula, she has her sights set on pursuing BTech from IIT Bombay. She is currently preparing for the JEE Advanced, scheduled for May 18. Her mother, Shravika Jain, who works with HSVP, Panchkula, said Akshita studied up to seven hours daily. Her father, Vishal Jain, is an officer with an insurance company. Bringing laurels for Chandigarh, Aarav Goel of Sri Guru Harkrishan Model School, Sector 38, achieved a brilliant 99% in medical. For Aarav, careers in medicine run in the family. His father, Dr Rajeev Goel, is a neurosurgeon at Fortis, Mohali, and Dr Pragya Goel is a gynaecologist. His elder brother, Pranshu, is also pursuing MBBS from Government Medical College and Hospital, Sector 32. 'Having several doctors in the family was certainly a big help,' said Aarav, who hopes to specialise in radiology after studying from AIIMS, New Delhi. He appeared for the NEET-UG exam held recently, and is excited for the result. In humanities, Charmi of St Joseph's Senior Secondary School, Sector 44, achieved a remarkable 98.8%. Having scored 100% in psychology, she desires to cement a successful career in criminology. 'Crime-related TV shows and films always fascinated me and inspired my interest in criminology,' she said. A resident of Kurali, Charmi is also fond of sketching as a hobby.
