Bhopal: A fire broke out at the Kamala Nehru Hospital in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. The fire broke out in the children’s ward of the hospital. Four children were burnt to death in the incident. The incident took place around 9 pm on Monday.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that an attempt was made to evacuate the children immediately after the fire broke out and that 36 of the 40 children in the children’s ward had been rescued and a high-level inquiry had been ordered into the matter.

Srinagar: Another terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir. A local man was shot dead by terrorists. Muhammad Ibrahim Khan, a native of Bandipora, was killed. The attack took place in the Bohri sea area of Srinagar. Jammu and Kashmir police have registered a case and launched an investigation into the incident. Heavy security has been put in place at the scene of the attack.

The deceased was identified as Mohammad Ibrahim, an employee of a shop in Maharajganj. Attacks on civilians and migrant workers are on the rise in Jammu and Kashmir. More than a dozen migrant workers have been killed in Jammu and Kashmir in recent months. Terrorists shot dead a police officer in Srinagar yesterday.

Thiruvananthapuram: The eighth class in the public schools in the state started today. The classes are in batches on the bio bubble model like the other classes started on the 1st of this month. Ninth and PlusOne classes will start on the 15th. Eighth grade begins early in the context of the National Achievement Survey 12 to test learning quality. Earlier, it was announced that classes 15 to 8 and 9 would be started. At present, the requirement will be examined as soon as the school change application process for Plus One admission is completed and applications for additional batches will be accepted from government schools. Additional batches will be allotted on a taluk basis considering the possibility.

Raipur: Four jawans were killed in a firing incident at a CRPF camp in Chhattisgarh. Three people were seriously injured and were rushed to a nearby hospital. One of the army men in the camp opened the fire. The incident took place at the Marigude camp in the Sukma district. No motive has been identified for the killings. The CRPF said several people had minor injuries.

New Delhi: CBSE has released the guidelines for conducting the first term examination offline for Class X and PlusTwo classes. The Plus Two examination will start from November 16 and the Class X examination from November 17.

The offline examination will be conducted in nine subjects of Class X and 19 subjects of Plus Two. Schools should print the optical mark reader sheets of the CBSE board to mark the correct answer and give them to the students.

Schools have to upload the OMR sheets issued by the students to the CBSE portal after writing the exam. The time allowed for writing the exam is 90 minutes. This time students will get an additional 30 minutes.

Mexico City: At least 19 people have been killed after a transport truck crashed into a toll booth and six other vehicles on a highway in central Mexico. Authorities said three people were injured in the incident.

The brakes of the truck carrying the raw materials for the shampoo were damaged and the vehicles collided with each other. A statement from Federal Roads and Bridges in Mexico said the blaze was followed by a massive fire on the highway. Video footage of the accident was circulated on social media.