The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will release the results for Class 10th students in July 2025 due to pandemic-related delays. Students can check their results on the official CBSE website or via SMS and DigiLocker. To access the results through DigiLocker, users need to provide their school code, roll number, and security PIN. The results will be available on the official websites cbse.gov.in and results.cbse.nic.in.
https://www.news18.com/education-career/cbse-10th-result-2025-date-time-heres-how-to-check-scorecards-via-sms-digilocker-at-cbse-gov-in-9300628.htmlThe Maharashtra Board SSC, HSC Results 2025 will be released on the official website mahresult.nic.in, with no specific date and time announced yet. To check the results, students can follow these steps: visit the website, click on the 'Maharashtra SSC or HSC Result 2025' link, enter login details, download the result page, and take a printout for future reference. Alternatively, students can also check their results on the NDTV Education portal by visiting ndtv.com/education/results, choosing the class (10th or 12th), entering roll number and required details, and submitting to view and download the marksheet.
https://www.ndtv.com/education/maharashtra-board-ssc-hsc-exam-2025-when-to-expect-results-8179641#pfrom=home-ndtv_mainnavigationDr. Kutevu emphasizes the importance of addressing eco-anxiety in children, who are particularly vulnerable to environmental threats during their development. She stresses the need for individual efforts and broader societal support to help people cope with the psychological effects of climate change. Accessible and free psychological support services, public awareness campaigns, and daily contact with nature are crucial in mitigating trauma and promoting mental health.
https://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/eco-anxiety-on-rise-among-youth-children-expert-208062Therapy is seen as a powerful tool for uncovering hidden emotions and thoughts, particularly when it comes to sensitive topics. In the context of Joel and Gail's interactions in the TV series "The Last of Us", therapy serves as a catalyst for their conversation about a traumatic event - Joel's decision to save Ellie at the end of season one. The therapist's approach is likened to a "shootout" of words, highlighting the intensity of the emotions that arise when uncomfortable truths are exposed.
https://gizmodo.com/the-last-of-us-co-showrunner-explains-why-he-wanted-joel-to-go-to-therapy-2000589083Iain Mackay, the artistic director of the Royal Ballet School, has emphasized the need for a more inclusive and diverse ballet industry by welcoming plus-sized ballerinas. The school has taken steps to address student wellbeing concerns, including body image and mental health issues, following an out-of-court settlement with former student Ellen Elphick, who claimed she developed an eating disorder after being body shamed by a teacher. To support students' physical needs, the school is monitoring jump height to track fatigue, reducing dance hours to avoid overtraining, and introducing 'refuelling stations' to normalize eating and energy replenishment.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14611077/Plus-sized-dancers-sex-partners-Royal-Ballet-School.htmlYoung Australians, including 21-year-old climate activist Alexa Stuart, are experiencing high levels of anxiety due to the growing concern over climate change. The term "climate anxiety" or "eco-anxiety" is being used to describe this emotional response.
https://www.9news.com.au/national/climate-anxiety-what-is-it-rising-tide-protester-alexa-stuart/eb8f9558-3e00-4060-9a6b-2ca0afabc48eA new study published in Nature Climate Change suggests that extreme heat may increase the risk of schizophrenia and depression by almost 50% by 2050. The research, led by the University of Adelaide, found that high temperatures contributed to an annual loss of 8,458 disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) in Australia, representing 1.8% of the total burden of mental and behavioural disorders (MBD). Young people aged 15-44 are particularly affected, with most losses linked to living with poor mental health.
https://www.lokmattimes.com/technology/extreme-heat-may-raise-risk-of-schizophrenia-depression-study-1/A nonprofit organization is collaborating with school officials in Anaconda-Deer Lodge County to improve support systems for students. The group is challenging the school's actions, citing six recent suicides among students since April 1, 2024, and emphasizing the need for immediate changes to address bullying and violence within the district. Jessie Sather, Coroner, has reported these tragic incidents, highlighting the growing demand for mental health support in an area with limited resources. Daniel Chapin of The L.I.F.E. Foundation is urging swift action, stating that failure to do so will lead to further consequences for families and communities.
https://www.montanarightnow.com/butte/butte-nonprofit-launches-review-of-fred-moodry-school-after-sixth-grader-suicide/article_f6a719d3-f868-4448-a70d-544a4d3fb82d.htmlThe Netflix miniseries "Adolescence" presents a disturbing scenario where a well-meaning family's child is drawn into the dark world of the internet, leading to violent consequences. This is reflected in real-life tragedies, such as a 17-year-old English boy who stabbed several children to death after viewing online instructions, and a 14-year-old US girl who died by suicide after being bullied over a TikTok video. The show highlights the dangers of excessive screen time and social media use among teenagers, with Jonathan Haidt stating that "the internet is just not a good place to let your child roam free 24/7."
https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2025/04/adolescence-jonathan-haidt-phones/682459/