No more chapters and poems by foreign writers: Rajasthan government's new clause

So as to promote and give preference to Indian authors over the non-desi ones, the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE), has decided to replace most of the lessons and poems by foreign authors for Class1 to 12 with the Indian ones from the next academic session.
As per newspaper reports, according to the sources, the new guidelines form part of Rajasthan education minister Vasudev Devnani's concept of 'local to global', which has been conveyed to the textbook re-writing committee formed by him.
Chapters which are not compatible with 'local culture and value system' and are of no relevance  will be removed. For example, chapters on agricultural practices which are not prevalent will be replaced with exhaustive chapters on traditional agricultural norms in the state. New chapters are also being introduced by the committee so as to address social problems like skewed sex ratio and the like. The books will have a dedicated chapter on 'Save the Girl Child' campaign and few other stories will also showcase women empowerment.

Check RBSE 10th Result 2015 on 10th June 2015 On rajresults.nic.in

RBSE (Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education or rajeduboard.nic.in)10th Results 2015 to be declared on 10th June 2015 by Board of Secondary Education Rajasthan (BSER or rajresults.nic.in) at the Rajasthan State Examination Results 2015.
The official notification for the RBSE 10th Results 2015 released at mahresults.nic.in as per that secondary Exams result 2015 to be announced on 10th June 2015 at 11:00 AM.

In 2014, Rajasthan Board were released the class 10th Board results on 6th June. This year Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education conducted the 10th Board exams in the month March, 2015. Finally the eagerly waiting of Students and parents for RBSE 10th Results 2015 will be over tomorrow. Class 10th plays an important role in the career planning of a student, because now they have to choose stream as per their keen interest. Approx 11 lakh students appeared for the Rajasthan Board Class 10th exams 2015 conducted by BSER

Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education competing with CBSE over high pass percentage

JAIPUR: State education department is at wits end to ensure that Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) student to obtained marks equallent to Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The wide difference between the aggregate percentages is reducing the number of state board students in state premier colleges.

Kalicharan Saraf, education minister has formed a three member committee to look into the matter said, "This is very serious issue. Our state board students lagging behind in opportunities in higher education institutes and jobs due to wide difference in marks obtained by RBSE and CBSE students."

Notably, the pass percentage of CBSE Ajmer region in class X is 99.22 against the RBSE pass percentage of 64% in the academic year 2012-13. Board is also planning to introduce Comprehensive and Continues Evaluation on the lines of CBSE.  Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/education/news/Rajasthan-Board-of-Secondary-Education-competing-with-CBSE-over-high-pass-percentage/articleshow/28498781.cms