Keeping in mind the devastation caused by tsunami in Andaman and Nicobar islands, the Supreme Court on Thursday allowed the Central Board for Secondary Education (CBSE) to declare the 10+2 examination results in the island by June 30 instead of the scheduled date of June 10.

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A Bench comprising Justice YK Sabharwal and Justice Tarun Chatterjee allowed CBSE's plea in view of the difficulties faced by the authorities in conducting examination and checking the answer sheets.
"In the peculiar facts and circumstances, the CBSE is permitted to declare the results of 10+2 examination by June 30," it said.
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