When is the CBSE class 10 science exam scheduled? Check pattern, syllabus, and sample question papers here

The CBSE Class 10 Science exam is scheduled for February 25, 2026. Students can access the official syllabus, marking scheme, and sample papers on cbse.gov.in to prepare effectively. The exam comprises 80 marks for theory and 20 for internal assessment, covering five key units. Practice with these resources to understand the pattern and boost scores.

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Viral: Elephant attacks tourists, holds woman under water to protect its calves, netizens react

A viral video captured a terrifying incident in Botswana where a group of tourists on a canoe tour got too close to a mama elephant and her calves. The protective mother instantly charged, overturning their vessels and briefly trampling a tourist underwater. The encounter, which also wrecked personal electronics, sparked widespread online reactions emphasizing the…

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Quinton Rampage Jackson’s son Raja Jackson banned from Danger Pro Wrestling show after Syko Stu attack

Raja Jackson, son of Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, faces a ban from a Danger Pro Wrestling event after a controversial attack on wrestler Syko Stu at a KnokX Pro show. The venue denies Raja was ever officially booked, suggesting his name was used for promotion. This incident raises questions about independent wrestling promotions offering opportunities to…

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Indian-origin Pentagon contractor arrested; accused of removing documents and meeting Chinese officials — What are the cases against Ashley Tellis

An Indian-origin Pentagon contractor and State Department adviser, Ashley Tellis, faces charges for allegedly removing classified Air Force documents. Court records reveal Tellis met extensively with Chinese government officials, discussing sensitive topics like emerging technologies. He is charged with unlawful retention of national defense information, a serious offense with potential prison time and fines.

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Historic! R Vaishali defends FIDE Women’s Grand Swiss title, becomes third Indian to enter Candidates 2026

R Vaishali defended her FIDE Women’s Grand Swiss title in 2025, securing a spot in the 2026 Candidates Tournament. She finished with 8 points after drawing against Tan Zhongyi. Vaishali joins Koneru Humpy and Divya Deshmukh as the third Indian woman to qualify for the Candidates, marking a significant achievement for Indian women’s chess.

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