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Hi guys. I am sharing an important update which after talking to people i came to know. There is a Qnet MLM which runs in this place where they are arranging entrepreneurship summit and making people invest lumpsump amount.

So basically they have two name either they use TEAM OCEAN or Infinity.

Now, These groups often claim “government backing” or use confusing registrations to look legit, but that’s usually just to gain trust. I attended their lot of session, then I could clearly see it was a fraud. I’ve worked in ERP as a software engineer, so I understand the basics of taxation. When he accidentally admitted that their products aren’t authorised, that was enough for me to figure them out. When people around me asked how they handle international brands and taxes they literally admitted it's not approved by Indian Government.
ITS A HUGE RED FLAG!

On LinkedIn, Instagram ,bumble, Tinder they all are everywhere. They will either ask you to attend the session of 3-4 hrs or they will ask u to come to Cafe or hotels for business meetings.

They will manipulate you and make sure you believe them. There is a full circle of entrepreneurz who will circle you and force you to take personal loan or sell gold assets to join this business. QVI Package, stupid watch.

JUST SPREAD THIS AWARENESS TO SPECIALLY YOUR CLOSES ONES.

ALSO CHECK YOUTUBE, NEWS.

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till 10th i would say its fine

but in 11th and 12th it has so much disasters.

# 1. Checking

dare i say it is the worst part of this board . especially in subjects like english they just randomly give whatever they want and it is very luck based to score . and in physics chemistry it is bad yes it is very bad . they do say they give 0.5 marks for given and final answer but in my papers they didnt. they want exact word to word from books and if it is not direct 0. and handwriting matters so much here.

# 2. Gap between papers

1 day gap for chem and maths , even in commerce the accounts paper is directly after economics. there is no time lol

# 3.Improvement papers/rechecking

i dont quite understand why i cant choose the subject why do i have to give all subjects and yes ok i will give but why all practicals again it is so much pain . because of this i myself did not gave the improvement. as for re checking they dont check the paper what they do is that is they want you to check papers yourself and by your college teacher and then he has to write letter to board and then it will happen . why cant they just check it themselves.

# Pros

since i spoke about cons its fair to speak about pros

# 1. affordability

probably the biggest advantage of this board here . its very cheap and doing integrated and dummy is possible .

# 2. books

they are very easy to understand and is much better than ncert books . they are simple

# 3. depends on stream

for science pcm i would not reccomend but for arts and commerce i can suggest because the syllabus is much easier than other boards . even for pcb it is easier because of you want maths later on you can just give isolated exam of that and done

The Moth-Eaten Legacy: Counting the Cost of a Truncated Dream:

History often remembers Muhammad Ali Jinnah as the "Quaid-e-Azam"—the great leader who willed a nation into existence. Yet, as the sun set on the British Raj in 1947, the man who had demanded a sprawling Islamic empire found himself holding what he bitterly described as a "moth-eaten" Pakistan. It was a state truncated by geography, mutilated by partition, and, most tragically, baptized in the blood of millions.To understand the modern fragility of the subcontinent, one must look at the "price of blood" paid for Jinnah’s insistence on the Two-Nation Theory. While he envisioned a sovereign sanctuary for Muslims, the structural flaws of his "moth-eaten" prize laid the groundwork for nearly eight decades of human suffering.The Immediate Toll: A Harvest of HateThe tragedy began with Jinnah’s call for "Direct Action Day" in 1946. Intended as a political show of strength, it instead ignited the "Great Calcutta Killing," leaving 10,000 dead in 72 hours. This was the spark that became a forest fire. By the time the Radcliffe Line was drawn in 1947, the "moth-eaten" borders triggered a communal madness that claimed between 500,000 and 2 million lives.Fifteen million people were uprooted, forced into a "choice" they never asked for. Families who had shared wells for centuries were suddenly separated by a line of blood, creating a refugee crisis that remains one of the largest in human history.

The 1971 Collapse: The Fault Lines of Geography

The most damning evidence of the "moth-eaten" failure came 24 years later. Jinnah had insisted on a state with two "wings" separated by 1,000 miles of hostile Indian territory, unified only by a shared religion. He ignored the deeper bonds of language and culture.When the Pakistani state attempted to suppress the Bengali identity in the East, it led to the 1971 Genocide. The cost was staggering: anywhere from 300,000 to 3 million Bengalis were slaughtered in just nine months. The state Jinnah insisted upon had literally broken in half, proving that religion alone could not suture the wounds of geographical absurdity.The Perpetual War: A Subcontinent in ChainsThe "moth-eaten" legacy isn't just a matter of history; it is a living, breathing conflict. By leaving the borders of Kashmir and Punjab ambiguous, Jinnah’s policies ensured a permanent state of war. Four major conflicts and countless insurgencies have since claimed tens of thousands of lives.Today, while India rises as a global economic power, Pakistan struggles with institutional decay, trapped in the same "security state" mindset that was born in the chaos of 1947. The "moth-eaten" borders have forced both nations to spend billions on militaries while millions of their citizens remain in poverty.Conclusion: The Weight of a BlunderOn his deathbed, Jinnah reportedly confessed to his physician that creating Pakistan was the "biggest blunder" of his life. Whether this was a moment of clarity or the delirium of a dying man, the numbers speak for themselves. Between the initial Partition massacres, the 1971 tragedy, and the ongoing border wars, the human cost of Jinnah’s insistence is estimated at a staggering 4 to 6 million lives.The "moth-eaten" state was won, but the price was a subcontinent divided, a culture fragmented, and a legacy of blood that the people of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh are still paying for today.