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"Srividya: the twists and turns of a tantric tradition : Phil Hine

In the last two issues of my Unfoldings newsletter, I have been engaging in an in-depth analysis of Kenneth Grant’s representation of Tantric mysteries in his books – using his 1999 book, Beyond the Mauve Zone as the main reference point. In support of this series of essays, I thought it would be helpful for those reading the essays to attempt a general overview of the historical development of the Tripurāsundarī traditions, known nowadays as Śrīvidyā. In this first post, I’m going to focus on the roots of this tradition – the Nityā

The term Śrīvidyā is a compound formed from Śrī – an honorific denoting auspiciousness (also an epithet of the Goddess), and Vidyā – a feminine mantra.

Exoterically, Vidyā can denote knowledge or wisdom. The early texts of the tradition do not use this term though, rather, the tradition referred to itself as the traipuradarśana (doctrine of Tripurā) or sometimes, the Saugbhāgyavidyā (Saugbhāgya denotes good fortune, happiness, and success). According to Anna A. Golovkova (2020), the term Śrīvidyā first appears in a fourteenth-century commentary on the Yoginīhṛdaya. The tradition is sometimes referred to as the ‘last sampradāya’ – the most recent of the nine classical Śaiva tantric traditions. The principal or ‘root’ text of the tradition, the Vāmakeśvarīmata tantra has been dated to between the 10th-11th century CE.

The Nityā Tradition

Contemporary scholars have identified the antecedents of the worship of Tripurāsundarī within a lost Kaula tradition, known as the Nityā (‘eternal’). Much of what is known about this tradition has been gleaned from references in tantric scriptures.

As Golovkova points out, there are no references to the Nityā in works of the Trika tradition, but there are in the later Kubjika tradition, such as the Kubjikāmata (tenth century), the vast Manthānabhairava Tantra, and the Ciñciṇīmatasārasamuccaya. Only one scripture of the Nityā has survived – the Nityākaula. Chapter 30 of the Manthānabhairava Tantra which largely concerns the rules for writing and transmitting scripture, names the Nityākaula as one of the scriptures it considers valid.

In the Nityā tradition, the principal goddess is Kāmeśvarī, and her consort is the god of love, Kāmadeva, accompanied by eleven subordinate Nityā goddesses (see this long essay for some related discussion of Kāma, his weapons, particularly the Sugarcane Bow).

These Nityā goddesses are placed around a triangle (identified with the yoni) and intermediate points of an enclosing hexagram. The points of the triangle are identified with three pīṭhas (seats) of the goddess: Jālandhara, Pūrṇapīṭha, and Uḍḍiyāna. The fourth pīṭha, Kāmarūpa, is the centre of the triangle and the abode of Kāmeśvarī. Hence Kāmarūpa is considered to be the greatest of the śaktī pīṭhas.

The Kālikāpurāṇa (c.10-11th century) gives a lengthy description of Kāmarūpa (Assam) as a kind of divine wonderland, where death cannot enter; where there are no temples or images, but the deities are present as mountains, ponds, trees, and streams. After the terrible events of Dakṣa’s sacrifice, Śiva’s spouse, Satī took her own life. The grieving Śiva carted her body about with him until the other gods sliced up her body. The goddess’ yonimaṇḍala fell at Kāmarūpa, on Mount Kāmagiri (mountain of desire).

The Kāmākhyā temple complex is a centre of Śakta Tantra, and the goddess Kāmākhyā is worshipped there in the form of a yoni-stone, submerged in a natural stream, located in an underground chamber beneath the temple. According to the Kālikāpurāṇa, bathing in the waters of this stream results in release from rebirth and instant liberation. The Kaulajñānanirṇaya says that all of the women who reside in Kāmarūpa are Yoginīs who can reveal secrets and grant siddhis.

Kāmeśvarī is described as being of red hue, bearing weapons the weapons of Kāmadeva (noose, goad, bow, flower-arrows), and extensively ornamented (see these posts for some related discussion of ornamentation).

According to Golovkova, many of these elements appear in the Vāmakeśvarīmata (and later scriptures) – such as the goddess’ red hue; her bearing of the weapons of Kāma; the triangle and her triadic form; and her identification with the pīṭhas. Although, in the later tradition, Kāma has been supplanted by Śiva, there are many references to Kāma – particularly in the names of the groups of subsidiary goddesses populating the layers of the Śricakra (here’s a quick tour through the Śricakra).

In her paper, Golovkova gives a very insightful comparison between a passage she has translated from the Nityākaula and a very similar passage from the Vāmakeśvarīmata. Both passages show that the worship of the goddesses necessitates that the (male) adept should, having installed the goddess in his own body using Nyāsa, must dress in red clothing, adorn himself with flowers, smear his body with red unguent, apply eyeliner (collyrium), chew betel and spices, and equip himself with the weapons of Kāma. He is trying to further identify himself with the goddess by taking on her physical characteristics. Similar practices, albeit directed at emulating the fury of Bhairava are described in the mudrākośa section of the Jayadrathayāmala. This kind of ritualistic male performance of femaleness can be found in early tantric scriptures -even those of the orthodox Śaiva Siddhanta.

The attraction of female partners – human, or otherwise (nāgas, gāndharvas, yakṣinīs, for example) is a core concern of the Nityākaula, and again, as Golovkova shows, this is a focus of the Vāmakeśvarīmata. I concur. There is a great deal of emphasis on not only attracting women but gaining wealth, and power, destroying enemies, and obtaining siddhis in the Vāmakeśvarīmata – and relatively little directed towards what we think of as spiritual liberation.

Locating female agency is always a tricky proposition in regards to the tantras. In this respect, Golovkova argues that in these early scriptures, women have no agency at all – they are highly sexualized, mere objects for the male ritual gaze and acquisition, subjects of practices that aim at attracting and subordinating them."

Sources:

- Bagchi, P.C., Magee, Mike. 1986. Kaulajnana-nirnaya of the The School of Matsyendranatha. Prachya Prakashan.

-Dyczkowski, Mark S.G. (2009). Manthanabhairavatantram Kumarikakhandah (The Section Concerning the Virgin Goddess of the Tantra of the Churning Bhairava In Fourteen Volumes). Indira Gandhi National Center for the Arts and D. K. Printworld Pvt. Ltd.

-Golovkova, Anna A. 2020. ‘The Forgotten Consort: The Goddess and Kāmadeva in the Early Worship of Tripurasundarī’. International Journal of Hindu Studies. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11407-020-09272-6

-Magee, Mike. 2011. The Mysteries of the Red Goddess. Prakasha Publishing.

-Rosati, Paolo E. 2023. ‘Crossing the boundaries of sex, blood and magic in the Tantric cult of Kāmākhyā’ in Acri, Andrea and Rosati, Paolo E. (eds) Tantra, Magic, and Vernacular Religions in Monsoon Asia. Routledge."

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Assam HSLC Result 2020 Latest Updates: SEBA Class 10 Results to be announced at 9 am on resultsassam.nic.in - Times of India

Assam HSLC Result 2020 Latest Updates: SEBA Class 10 Results to be announced at 9 am on resultsassam.nic.in – Times of India

GUWAHATI: The Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA) is all set to declare the results of HSLC (class 10) examination at 9.00 am on Saturday, June 06, on the official website of the board – sebaonline.org, resultsassam.nic.in. The students who appeared for the Assam Class 10 Annual State Board Exams 2020 are advised to visit these websites to check and download their result online. The…

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Assam Board 10th Result 2020

SEBA HSLC Result 2020 | The Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA) announced the Class 10th exam results today (6 June) at 9 am, as per sebaonline.org. The Assam Board declared the result on its official website Results.sebaonline.org.

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SEBA HSLC/AHM Result 2020 Download Name wise & Roll Number wise for Assam 10th Result 2020 for March final exams, Check Assam Board STD-10 Result 2020 Subject wise Score with full marksheet along with School wise & District wise Merit or Toppers lists at https://ift.tt/354U7HL;

Government of Assam, Board of Secondary Education, Gouwathi has successfully completed the state class 10th standard of High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC/AHM) annual final public examination tests in March for both regular, private and reappear external backlog students to the academic year of 2020.

According to the reports, more than 3 lakhs of boys and girls have appeared at all selected written test examination tests from all government and private schools from the General and Vocational courses, the SEBA has conducted those final exams for both medium students prestigiously.

Every student who is passed out in the state public exams they will get eligibility to join in higher courses and all the students are waiting to check Assam 10th Result 2020 Name wise, Roll Number wise with subject wise score along with total marksheet of the student, the Board of Secondary Education will be announced student wise individual result online.

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BJP-led Assam state in India criticized for announcing 55,000 new government jobs ahead of elections

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BJP-led Assam state in India criticized for announcing 55,000 new government jobs ahead of elections

The BJP felt short of its promises of creating jobs and cleaning up corruption in the rural state

Teachers in Assam wearing traditional Assamese dress. Image via Flickr by Michael Foley. CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.

The government of India's Assam state, led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), is facing public criticism online after it announced it will create 55,000 public jobs in the next six months. While unemployment has long been a vital concern in rural Assam, past scandals in public recruitment have driven citizens to doubt authorities will fulfil that promise, while others wonder whether the measure isn't just a gimmick ahead of the state assembly's elections due on April 2021. The decision on the 55,000 jobs was announced on Twitter by the former General Secretary of the Assam Pradesh branch of the BJP, Mriganka Barman:

In a step towards empowering the youths of Assam the Hon'ble CM Shri @sarbanandsonwal had already generated 38,000 permanent and 35,000 temporary jobs in various departments, and is also planning to provide 55,000 jobs to the youths within the current financial year 2020-21. pic.twitter.com/gnjbzB4m5S — Mriganka Barman (@mrigankabjp) July 9, 2020

The BJP came to power in 2016 in Assam on promises of creating jobs after 15 years of Indian National Congress (INC) rule failed to make progress on that front on that state. Four years later, the BJP is facing shortcomings of its own, especially in regards to its commitment to expanding public service capacity. For example, in January, the government announced it would recruit over 15,000 teachers across the state over the course of six months. By the end of August, the government had only appointed 5,000. The worst disappointment with the BJP is probably related to recruitment to the Assam Public Service Commission (APSC). Jobs in this government body are considered very prestigious in Assam; hundreds of thousands of students prepare for its regular selection exams. However, recruitment for the ASPC has long suffered from a lack of transparency and allegations of corruption. Its former chairman, Rakesh Paul, was arrested in 2016 after a court found he received bribes from certain candidates in exchange for providing them with separate rooms during the examination. Paul was close to former Assam's Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi. Although no legal action was taken against Gogoi, the widely-publicized scandal tarnished the image of the INC in the state. In the 2016 elections, the BJP promised to clean up the ASPC from dishonest officers, but it wasn't long until it also faced accusations of corruption. For example, when recruiting new staff for the Panchyat and Rural Development in 2017, the BJP faced public criticism after answers were leaked on social media before exam day and candidates were caught using mobile phones in the exam hall. While Assam police opened an investigation into the irregularities, appointments were made anyway. Twitter user from Assam Tulesh Doley urged to the Prime Minister:

@PMOIndia What happen to your governments zero tolerance against corruption……plz do come and see what happened in Assam….#PNRD scam……. We need investigation…… — tulesh doley (@f7c232bfca81403) March 7, 2019

Local media also reported on the leaking of exam papers before a recruitment exam by Assam Power Distribution Company Limited took place in 2019. Police are investigating the incident. Also in 2019, the Assam government promised to appoint more 1,600 posts in the newly-established Foreigners Tribunals, courts where suspected foreigner citizens are summoned to prove their Indian citizenship. Exams were held and a list of qualified candidates was released, but the government hasn't appointed them yet. General Secretary of All Assam Students’ Union Assam Lurinjyoti Gogoi tweeted:

#Release_FT_Appointment The reluctance of the #AssamGovt to issue #AppointmentLetters to the selected Foreigner's Tribunal members once again proves their insincerity towards solving the illegal foreginers issue and their blatant disregard for Supreme Court directives. 1/2 — Lurinjyoti Gogoi (@lurinjtgogoi) August 24, 2020

The announcement of the 55,000 jobs was met on criticism online. The National Student's Association of India (Assam branch) tweeted:

◆ One Nation ◆ One Man ◆ Crores Unemployed Today's youngsters are awake about there jobs. Instead of wasting time on unnecessary things.Goverment should provide employment.#राष्ट्रीय_बेरोजगारी_दिवस#NationalUnemploymentDay pic.twitter.com/ZBvjNvitPh — Assam University NSUI (@AssamNsui) September 17, 2020

Gargee Kashyap from the city of Guwahati tweeted:

Unemployment at it's peak and what is more worring is that those exams that were held, Results still not declared like APDCL, APSC mains 2018 When will the concerned authorities will actually do something about it? #SpeakUpForJobs #ReleaseAPSCMain2018Results — Gargee Kashyap (@KashyapGargee) September 10, 2020

Twitter user Jan Kishore Gogoi from the city of Sivsagar said:

This is now become a trend, date after date in court is the new normal…Why does it take more than a year to release the Apsc Mains results, the whole process which needs to be completed in a year takes more than 3 years,This is not acceptable.#ReleaseAPSCMain2018results https://t.co/el4iK2QZkp — Jan Kishore Gogoi (@Jaandestiny) September 15, 2020

Twitter user Kishan Nath also joined in:

@CMOfficeAssam @apdclsocial Enquiry committee's time has also expired on 10th of September. Now publish apdcl fresher result.#publiah_APDCL_RESULT #Publish_APDCL_RESULT #Publish_APDCL_RESULT #Publish_APDCL_RESULT #Publish_APDCL_RESULT #Publish_APDCL_RESULT pic.twitter.com/T8nNId6NJO — Kishan Nath (@KishanN9706) September 13, 2020

Someone who says has sat the exam to the Foreigner Tribunals’ said:

Please release our 1600 Foreigners Tribunal appointment letter. Our govt only give education & helth department appointment letter. But we feel we are not in the assam? We wait last 12 months. Please see all department. #FT_Appointment_Assam https://t.co/mtfcsAdWNA — Sewali chakravorty (@Sewalichakravo2) September 16, 2020

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SEBA HSLC/AHM Rechecking Result 2020 with Scanned Copy of Answer Sheet OMR Xerox Copy Pdf Download for Assam 10th Reverification / Recounting / Retotalling Result 2020 Roll Number wise & Name wise by SEBA 10th Rechecking & Photocopy of OMR Answer Script 2020 at https://ift.tt/3bNYBXD;

Government of Assam, Department of Education is going to announce Assam 10th Revaluation Result 2020 for SEBA HSLC/AHM Rechecking Result 2020 along with downloading of Photocopy of Answer Scripts for March annual final exams, there are a huge number of boy’s and girls are applying for High School Leaving Certificate final exam result rechecking 2020.

The Secondary Education Board of SEBA has invited applications for HSLC Result Rechecking 2020 for single and multiple subjects recounting with Photocopy of Answer Scripts and they have going to announce Assam 10th Rechecking Result 2020 Name wise & Roll Number wise.

Every year the School Education Department will be announced the rechecking result date with the complete schedule through detailed notification after the official announcement of the result

The post Assam HSLC Rechecking Result 2020 SEBA 10th Rechecking & Photocopy of OMR Answer Sheet 2020 Pdf Download appeared first on JnanabhumiAP.

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  HSLC Result Declared Date and Time:06-06-2020 at 09:00 AM

Assam HSLC/AHM Result 2020:Assam HSLC/AHM SEBA Result Will be declared: Assam Education Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma announced on 31st May 2020  that Assam Class 10th Result 2020 for HSLC and AHM Examination will be declared on 6th June 2020 – Saturday. The announcement by education minister has come throughout as a significant…

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Recruitment in the police department will get an excellent salary, last chance to apply today

Assam Police Recruitment 2020 Sarkari Results: Assam Police has recruited more than 200 posts. The important thing is that the last date to apply for this is today only. Eligible and interested candidates can apply online based on the information given below. For this, candidates from 18 years to 38 years can apply. The age of the candidates applying will be counted till 01 January 2020.

Candidates will be selected for 225 posts under Assam Police Junior Assistant Recruitment 2020. In this, candidates will be appointed for the posts of Junior Assistant, Stenographer, Computer, Assistant Enforcement Inspector, Enforcement Checker, Grade-IV (District Level), Assistant Commercial Officer, Fitter Helper, and Electrical Wireman Commissioner (Transport).

Details of posts and pay scale: -

·         Eligibility - Different qualifications have been prescribed on all posts. For this, youth who have graduated from 8th pass to graduation can apply.

·         For Junior Assistant and Computer, a candidate must be a graduate in Arts / Science / Commerce from a recognized university. A diploma in computers is also necessary.

·         Candidates applying for the position of Assistant Commercial Officer must graduate in Arts / Science / Commerce from a recognized university.

·         For Stenographer-III, a candidate must be a graduate in Arts / Science / Commerce from a recognized university. Apart from this, there should also be a National Trade Certificate from ITI in stenography.

·         12th pass is required for Assistant Enforcement Inspector.

·         Youth applying for the post of Enforcement Checker, Fitter Helper, and Electrical Wireman must have a 10th pass certificate and an ITI certificate in the relevant trade.

·         8th pass can also apply for Grade-IV (District Level).

Candidates will be selected based on the Written Test and Skill Test. For this recruitment done by Assam Police, candidates will have to apply by visiting the official website www.slprbassam.in/. and same like more job opportunities you can find it on Sarkari Result info.

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UP Class 10th,12th Result 2020: Date Declared, How to Check Results?

The UP Board Result 2020 is to be declared on June 27, 2020. Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) will declare the UP Board 2020 Result Class 10th, 12th at 12:30 pm on June 27. I have started kicking in pressure, anxiety, and excitement. The Uttar Pradesh (U.P.) Board of High School and Intermediate is likely to start the evaluation process for the UP Board Class 10 and Orange Zone for Class 12 from today i.e. May 12, 2020. Also Read - DU SOL Admit Card 2020 Released: Download DU SOL Hall Tickets UP board exam 2020 for classes 10 and 12 is scheduled from 18 February to 3 March and 7 February to 2 March respectively. As of last year, the UP board results were declared within 40-45 days of the final exam. Strict rules have been introduced by the authorities since last year. Also Check - AHSEC Result 2020 Announced: Find Date & How to Check Assam AHSEC Result 2020? This year around 56 lakh students appeared in the high school and intermediate exams. The examination was conducted from 18 February to 6 March 2020 in all districts. This year the board took a number of precautions to cut fraud measures used by candidates. CCTV cameras were installed in many schools, rigorous testing was done and no mobile phones were allowed. All this was done to ensure proper means adopted by all the students in the examination. About The UP Board UP Board was established in the year 1921 in Allahabad by an Act of the United Provinces Legislative Council. Read the full article

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Assam 10th Result Rechecking & Photocopy of Answer Scripts Form 2020 Online Application for SEBA 10th Result Reverification 2020 or Recounting or Retotalling Form Registration to Assam 10th Final Exam Scanned copy of Marks &  Answer Sheet Xerox copy Pdf Download at https://ift.tt/3bNYBXD;

Department of School Education and Board of Secondary Education, Assam is announced the state class 10th result rechecking and photocopy of answer scripts Pdf download application form 2020 for all General and Vocational course students of High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) regular, private, and reappear external students.

Those students who are participated in March annual final public exams and the student who is not satisfied with their score in the annual exams can apply to Re-verification or Recounting or Rechecking of their answer sheet with downloading of answer sheet Xerox copy through SEBA 10th Result Retotalling Form 2020 online.

Directorate of Government Exams, Gouhathi is providing the facility to apply SEBA e-Verification Online From 2020, every student who has interested to apply for HSLC/AHM Answer Sheet Reverification can apply for single and multiple subjects with paying Fee for obtaining Rechecking & Photocopy of Answer script by felling SEBA 10th Result Rechecking and Photocopy e-Service Application Form 2020.

SEBA 10th Result Rechecking Form 2020

About Assam Class 10th / HSLC & AHM Result Rechecking & Photocopy of Answer Scripts Form 2020  Name of the Board Secondary Education Board of Assam (SEBA) Class 10th Class / HSLC & AHM Status Available after the announcement of March final exam result Type of Application Online Mode for Rechecking Form & Photocopy of Answer Scripts Form Category Assam, Class 10, HSLC, Result, Revaluation, SEBA Fee for Registration Only Rechecking for each Subject can pay Rs. 350/- Both of Rechecking and Photocopy of Answer Script Scenned Xerox copy is Rs. 550/- Official Website https://sebaonline.org and https://sebaservices.in

Fee for Assam 10th Result Rechecking 2020 and SEBA HSLC Result Rechecking and Photocopy e-Service Online Application 2020 Registration

Board of Secondary Education, Assam has provided the facility to all government and private school students as per the following fee structure.

The Student who has interested to apply for only Rechecking can pay Rs. 350/- per each subject respectively

The Student who has interested apply for Rechecking and Photocopy of Answer Script Scenned Xerox copy is Rs. 550/- per each subject respectively

The STD-10 of HSLC/AHM Student who has interested to apply for more subjects can pay above the same fee for each subject and there is no discounts for multiple subject rechecking application.

SEBA HSLC/AHM Result Rechecking and Photocopy of Scanned copy of Marks Sheet 2020 Application – How to Apply SEBA HSLC Recheck Form 2020

The Secondary Education Board of Assam has provided the service through SEBA Online Services Portal, every class 10th student who is interested to apply for HSLC Result Rechecking 2020 can follow the steps to apply re-verification or re-totaling of Answer Scripts online.

Visit the Secondary Education Board of Assam Online Services Portal at https://sebaservices.in

Select the link about “Rechecking & Photocopy of Answer Scripts” option and proceed

Now you have redirected to the main page of recounting application from

Provide your HSLC/AHM Admit Card Roll Number to proceed.

Now select the service options of Rechecking with Photocopy or only Rechecking, which is you want to apply.

Then select the subjects for which you want to Rechecking & Photocopy of Answer script .

 Upload the scanned copy of your Marks Sheet in .jpeg,.jpg or .png format and file size should be within 2MB ( Printable copy of SEBA 10th Result 2020 Mark Sheet.

Provide your contact details in the space provided.

Now Carefully check all the information provided by you. (SEBA is not responsible for any unprocessed applications due to wrong information provided by the candidates).

In case of any mistakes or errors on the provided details your application is rejected and the fee payment is not refundable

 Proceed to make payment by clicking the “CONFIRM AND PAY ONLINE” button.

Now enter the necessary details of student or parent on the SEBA online payment page.

Proceed with the “Pay Now” button to pay the supported fee online using Debit Card/Credit Card, Interment Banking, Online Wallets or UPI payment service.

Once you have to make a successful payment, you will get your ARN Number (Application Receipt Number) on the screen and the details also sent to your mobile number.

You can also download your invoice for the payment. (Keep it safe for future references).

 You can use your ARN further to check the status of your application on the SEBA Online Services website.

Now you have successfully applied for SEBA HSLC/AHM Result Recounting 2020 for re-totaling or Rechecking & Photocopy of the Answer script. Save the reference ID number and save for future reference.

Every Regular, Private, Reappear Exetranal Backlog Student can apply single or more subjects for Rechecking & Photocopy of the Answer script

SEBA is charged with each subject separately, those students who have interested to apply single or multiple subjects need to pay each subject separately

For more and additional information please contact your school headmaster or teaching staff

SEBA HSLC/AHM Rechecking Application – Here

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Assam HSLC Toppers 2020: Darrang boy tops Assam class 10th boards

Assam HSLC Toppers 2020: Darrang boy tops Assam class 10th boards

GUWAHATI: Dhritiraj Bastav Kalita from Padum Pukhuri High School in Darrang district topped the High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) examination, results of which was declared on Saturday morning. Dhritiraj scored 595 out of 600 marks.

The results was declared at 9 am on Saturday by the Board of Secondary Education, Assam (Seba) digitally, as the schools remained closed due to the Covid…

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Assam HSLC Result 2020 Live Updates: SEBA to declare 10th result today at 9 am - education

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Assam HSLC Result 2020 LIVE: Board of Secondary Education Assam (SEBA) will declare the HSLC or class 10th result today at 9 am. The results will be declared online on the official website of SEBA at sebaonline.org. There are some other third party websites as well which will show the Assam HSLC Results. Here in the liveblog, we will tell you about the details of Assam HSLC Result, list of websites where result can be checked, steps to check results online, pass percentage, topper list and other details. Follow live updates here.

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Assam HSLC Result 2020: When and where to check

Assam Board HSLC Result will be declared today at 9 am. Candidates can check their results online at sebonline.org. Click here to know how to check Assam Class 10th result 2020

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Assam HSLC Result 2020: Over 3 lakh candidates are waiting for their results

Around 3.8 lakh students are anxiously waiting for their Assam Board HSLC results 2020. Check full details here.

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Assam Board class 10th results 2020 to be declared soon

SEBA will declare Assam Board class 10th or HSLC Result 2020 today at 9 am. Students will be able to check their results online.

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