Did this doodle pass the test, Sir?


Compiled by  ARFA YUNUS, CHOW HOW BAN AND R. ARAVINTHAN

A STUDENT’S message in his exam answer papers pleading for leniency along with a doodle seeking blessings from the exa­­miners has gone viral in India, Makkal Osai reported.

The hyper-competitive school exams and college entrance exams in the country see students resor­ting to all sort of tactics.

The latest one to go viral saw one student apparently including a doodle showing a boy labelled “I” prostrating himself at the feet of an elder labelled “Sir”, presu­mably the examiner.

It was not clear if the doodle and plea helped the student pass.

> The daily also reported that the 47th edition of the Perak Indian Badminton Championship hosted by the Perak Indian Badminton Association (Piba) will be held in May this year.

Piba chairman N. Loganathan said it will be held at the Arena Badminton Perak on May 1-3.

He said world No. 2 women’s doubles player, Thinaah Murali­tharan, was a girls under-12 former champion in the 2008 edition.

This year’s event will see pla­yers go head-to-head in 24 different categories for prize money totalling RM30,000.

(The above articles are compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with a >, it denotes a separate news item.)

 

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