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Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2018-05-28): Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party government in Delhi has given a lot of attention to education and health for governance since coming to power. Almost a quarter of State Government’s budget is allocated for the education sector. Last year, the government allocated around 24 per cent of its budget on education, and it seems, the efforts have delivered. As the results of CBSE examination were declared on Saturday, the pass percentage at Delhi government schools saw a remarkable increase this year — rising to 90.68% from 88.36% last year. In private schools, the percentage increased by 4.15% to reach 88.35%. [...] Following the results, Delhi Education Minister Manish Sisodia took to Twitter and said the results are higher than last year. "Results of Delhi government schools this year are ahead of private schools this year as well. Greetings to all. Students and teachers of government schools have performed 2.37% better than their last year’s results," Sisodia Tweeted. From government schools, Prince Kumar topped with 97% marks. Son of a DTC driver, Kumar scored 100 in mathematics, 99 in economics and 98 in chemistry. [...] Another person widely credited for the Delhi’s education reforms is Atishi Marlena, former education advisor to Sisodia. After the results, Marlena took to Twitter and said, "Fantastic performance by Delhi govt schools in Class 12; the 90.64% result is 2.37% better than our own performance last year, and 7.6% higher than national CBSE average! Who would have thought this was possible?!"
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2018-08-15): In the video around 4:40, Arvind Kejriwal said that he is feeling happy to say that "in last 2 years Delhi Government schools have achieved better results than private schools and probably it has happened for the first time in the country". [...] Class 12th Result: Arvind Kejriwal's claim that Delhi Government schools have done better than private schools in the last 2 years is correct. [...] From the graph, it is clear that Delhi Government schools have done better than private schools. But Delhi’s government schools scoring a higher pass percentage than private schools is not new. While AAP has been in Delhi government only since 2015, there were similar results in 2013 and 2014 too. Even in 2012, Government schools in Delhi had registered a pass percentage of 87.70 percent while it was 87.53 percent in 2011. Source
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2017-05-31): CBSE recently released the results of Class XII for the year 2017. Soon after these results were announced, the Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi Manish Sisodia, who also holds the education portfolio took to twitter announcing that Delhi Government schools did better than private schools for a second year in row. He also said that pass percentage ofDelhi Government schools is 88.27% & private schools is 79.27%. [...] While it is true that Delhi government schools did better than Delhi private schools, it is not the first time. It is in fact 3rd year in row and not second as Manish Sisodia tweeted. Delhi Government schools have fared better than their private counter parts since 2015. Manish Sisodia’s claim that the pass percentage in Delhi government schools is 88.27% is also factually incorrect. As per CBSE’s official statistical statement, the pass percentage in Delhi government schools is 88.36%. The pass percentage of Delhi private schools is 84.2% and not 79.27% as tweeted by Sisodia. 79.27% is the pass percentage of private schools at an All-India level and not Delhi.
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2018-05-27): For the first time in at least 20 years, over 90% of government school students who appeared in the Central Board of Secondary Education’s (CBSE) Class 12 examinations passed the exam, marking the highest pass percentage for Delhi’s government schools in two decades. They also outperformed private schools for the second year in a row, giving the Delhi government added reason to rejoice. Delhi education minister Manish Sisodia congratulated students on Twitter. "Congratulations to all students, teachers and parents for making us pride [sic] in CBSE Class XII results. Delhi government school’s result is 90.64% [sic] which is 2.37% (points) higher than last year’s 88.27%," he tweeted. [...] This is the second year in a row that Delhi’s government schools have performed better than private schools. As per the Directorate of Education (DoE) and CBSE data, this year the government schools achieved their highest pass percentage in the last 20 years. In 1998, only 63.45% of students from government schools passed the exams, according to the DoE data, and this has steadily climbed over the years. It crossed 70 for the first time in 2000, when the pass percentage was 72.54%, and crossed 80 for the first time in 2007 when 82.73% of the government school kids who had appeared for the exam passed.
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2022-07-23): New Delhi, Jul 22 (PTI) Delhi government’s schools recorded a pass percentage of 96.29 per cent in CBSE Class 12 exams and 81.27 per cent in Class 10 results, which were announced on Friday. [...] The city government, in a statement, said Delhi government schools recorded a pass percentage of 96.29 per cent for Class 12 this year, which is higher than the overall pass percentage of the country — 92.71 per cent. [...] As many as 160 Delhi government schools have recorded 100 per cent pass percentage and 876 schools have recorded more than 90 per cent in Class 12 boards. This year, there has also been an improvement in the results of private schools in Delhi, where the passing percentage of private schools across India has been 93.38 per cent, while the passing percentage of private schools in Delhi has been recorded at 97.65 per cent.
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2018-05-26): The pass percentage of government-aided schools in Delhi this year was 82.79 as against 80.32 in 2017. The pass percentage of private schools was 88.35 this year as compared to last year’s 84.20. The pass percentage of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya was 99.17 this year as compared to last year’s 97.04. [...] Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said that the Delhi government schools had a pass percentage of 90.64, against last year’s 88.27 per cent. [...] Sisodia also posted on Twitter, "Congratulations to all Students, Teachers & Parents for making us pride in CBSE class XII results. Delhi govt School’s result is 90.64% which is 2.37% higher than last year which was 88.27%. Congratulations #TeamEducationDelhi You have done it again.#DelhiEducationRevolution (sic)."
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2018-05-26): CBSE declared Class 12 results on Saturday, Delhi was third in terms of pass percentage after Thiruvananthapuram and Chennai. [...] Deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia said that the Delhi government schools had a pass percentage of 90.64, against last year's 88.27 per cent. [...] Sisodia also posted on Twitter, "Congratulations to all Students, Teachers & Parents for making us pride in CBSE class XII results. Delhi govt School's result is 90.64% which is 2.37% higher than last year which was 88.27%. Congratulations #TeamEducationDelhi You have done it again.#DelhiEducationRevolution (sic)."
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2017-06-01): Manish Sisodia, deputy chief minister of Delhi who also holds the education portfolio, claimed that Delhi government schools did better than private schools for the second year in a row after the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) released the results of Class XII for the year 2017. Sisodia also claimed that Delhi government schools had 2% better results than private schools in 2016 and the lead increased to 9% in 2017. Both claims are incorrect, according to this report by Factly.in, a data journalism portal. [...] It is not the second time that Delhi government schools have done better than Delhi private schools, as Sisodia claimed--it is the third year in a row, according to CBSE data. [...] Last year Delhi govt schools had 2% better result than private schools, this year it is 9% better!
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2017-05-30): Why Delhi govt schools again beat private institutions in CBSE 12th board results [...] Out of total students who appeared for the Class 12 boards in Delhi, 88.27% of the those studying in government schools passed the exams, while only 79.27% students studying in private schools managed to clear it. [...] Delhi government schools have consistently managed an 88-odd pass percentage since 2013. Last year, the pass percentage was 88.98% for government schools, while private schools had a pass percentage of 86.67%.
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2024-05-14): Delhi govt schools improve record with 96.9 Class 12 pass percentage [...] Delhi government schools recorded a 96.99 pass percentage in the Class 12 CBSE examinations, faring much better than the national average of 87.98%, according to the results released on Monday. In terms of Class 10 results, Delhi government schools clocked a pass percentage of 94.2, marking an improvement of 8.36 percentage points over the previous year and better than the national average of 86.7%. [...] This year, 307 schools of Delhi Government have achieved 100% result in the Class 12 board exams, which is more than two-and-a-half times higher than last year’s figure of 118 schools, Delhi government officials said. This year, 863 schools have achieved more than 90% result, higher than last year’s figure of 647 schools, officials said.
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2021-07-31): Govt schools outperform pvt schools for sixth year in a row [...] The Class 12 results announced by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Friday saw the Delhi government schools improve their performance yet again -- the pass percentage rose to 99.96% from 97.92% last year -- and outshine private schools for the sixth year in a row. [...] Sharing the data of Delhi government schools’ performance in CBSE Class 12 exams in the last four years, Delhi education minister Manish Sisodia tweeted, "Congratulations to all our class 12th students on your board exam results. I am extremely proud of you as you have survived extraordinary circumstances and adapted to the new form of learning."
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2024-05-14): New Delhi: Delhi govt schools have surpassed expectations in the CBSE Class XII and [...] Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal exulted about this performance, posting on X, "Delhi government schools have got a fantastic result of 96.99%, in the Class 12 CBSE exam! Not only does this surpass our own performance of last year, but it surpasses the CBSE national average as well…Congratulations to all students, teachers, parents and the education dept for this spectacular performance." [...] This year, 307 govt schools achieved 100% pass results in Class XII, more than double the 118 schools that achieved this in 2023. The schools with more than 90% success rate also rose this year to 863 from 647 last year. In class X, the corresponding figures were 327 Delhi govt schools with 100% pass rate against 124 last year and 843 with 90% or higher pass percentage against 528 in 2023.
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2024-05-13): Delhi government schools achieved an impressive success rate of 96.99 percent in the CBSE Class 12 Result, surpassing the national average. Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal congratulated the students on this achievement. [...] The Delhi government schools have achieved a success rate of 96.99 percent in the Class 12 board examinations. This exceptional achievement not only surpasses the performance of the previous year but also outshines CBSE's national average pass percentage, which stands at 87.98 percent. [...] The overall national pass percentage for CBSE Class 12 exams stood at 87.98 percent. Delhi government schools surpassed this benchmark with their outstanding success rate of 96.99 percent.
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2022-07-23): CBSE 10th, 12th Results 2022: Delhi government's schools recorded a pass percentage of 96.29 per cent in CBSE Class 12 exams and 81.27 per cent in Class 10 results, which were announced on Friday. A total of 160 government-run schools recorded a pass percentage of 100 per cent in Class 12 results. Likewise, all Class 10 students of 95 such schools succeeded in the board exams. Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said the increase in the number of students passing the board exams as compared to the pre-pandemic situation is commendable. The city government, in a statement, said Delhi government schools recorded a pass percentage of 96.29 per cent for Class 12 this year, which is higher than the overall pass percentage of the country -- 92.71 per cent. ALSO READ | CBSE Class 12 Compartment Exam From August 23: Details On Syllabus, Other Points [...] As many as 160 Delhi government schools have recorded 100 per cent pass percentage and 876 schools have recorded more than 90 per cent in Class 12 boards. This year, there has also been an improvement in the results of private schools in Delhi, where the passing percentage of private schools across India has been 93.38 per cent, while the passing percentage of private schools in Delhi has been recorded at 97.65 per cent. Prior to COVID, the pass percentage of private schools in the session 2018-19 was 93 per cent, which has seen an increase of 4.65 percentage points this year.
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2020-07-14): Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has congratulated students of Delhi Government schools for achieving 97.92% pass percentage in the Class 12 results released by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on July 13. The pass percentage among Delhi Government schools is the highest in the last five years. In 2019, the pass percentage was at 94.24%. [...] Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, through his official social media account, said: "Delhi education model has made history with 98% children in our govt schools passing in the Class 12 CBSE exams. In private schools, the pass percentage is at 92.20% while government schools had a pass percentage of 97.92%" [...] In 916 government schools under the CBSE, 396 schools recorded 100% pass percentage, the Chief Minister said. Mr Kejriwal said that the results have seen an increase ever since the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) came to power in 2016.
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2019-03-13): CBSE recently released the results of Class XII for the year 2017. Soon after these results were announced, the Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi Manish Sisodia, who also holds the education portfolio took to twitter announcing that Delhi Government schools did better than private schools for a second year in row. He also said that pass percentage ofDelhi Government schools is 88.27% & private schools is 79.27%. [...] While it is true that Delhi government schools did better than Delhi private schools, it is not the first time. It is in fact 3rd year in row and not second as Manish Sisodia tweeted. Delhi Government schools have fared better than their private counter parts since 2015. Manish Sisodia’s claim that the pass percentage in Delhi government schools is 88.27% is also factually incorrect. As per CBSE’s official statistical statement, the pass percentage in Delhi government schools is 88.36%. The pass percentage of Delhi private schools is 84.2% and not 79.27% as tweeted by Sisodia. 79.27% is the pass percentage of private schools at an All-India level and not Delhi
Claim: Delhi govt schools get 88.27% results in Class 12. Pvt schools: 79.27%. Govt schools do better than pvt schools, for a second year in row! (Manish Sisodia, 2017-05-28)
Evidence (2017-08-10): Reverse swing: 900 students choose this Delhi govt school over private ones [...] Delhi government schools had a pass percentage of 88.27% this year in Class 12 board results, compared to private schools’ 79.27%. [...] Atishi Marlena, adviser to education minister Manish Sisodia, said the government has been able to change the discourse that private schools are better than government schools by taking initiatives to improve the education system.
Claim: WikiLeaks has published the 1st list of black money holders in Swiss banks. (FACEBOOK POST, 2019-01-07)
Evidence (2019-01-07): WikiLeaks has never published the list of Indians who have stashed their money in Swiss banks. Hence, the claim stands FALSE.
Claim: WikiLeaks has published the 1st list of black money holders in Swiss banks. (FACEBOOK POST, 2019-01-07)
Evidence (2019-09-12): A message is being circulated on social media with the claim that WikiLeaks has published the "first list of black money holders in SWISS bank". The message mentions top 30 members which includes Sonia Gandhi, Manmohan Singh, Akhilesh Yadav, Shashi Tharoor, Mayawati among others. It also alleges that Indian black money in Swiss bank amounts to Rs 1.3 trillion dollars. [...] WikiLeaks published their last report on 30 January 2019 on set of documents from the Catholic Church. There is no mention of any report on black money holders in Swiss bank.
Claim: WikiLeaks has published the 1st list of black money holders in Swiss banks. (FACEBOOK POST, 2019-01-07)
Evidence (2024-09-30): - ^ Claburn, Thomas (6 March 2008). "Swiss Bank Abandons Lawsuit Against WikiLeaks: The wiki had posted financial documents it said proved tax evasion by Bank Julius Baer's clients". InformationWeek. Archived from the original on 10 March 2008. Retrieved 9 December 2010. [...] - ^ Leyden, John. "Wikileaks publishes secret donor list". www.theregister.com. Archived from the original on 18 March 2023. Retrieved 18 March 2023. [...] - ^ Hope, Christopher and Kerry Cunningham (17 January 2011). "WikiLeaks: Julian Assange could start publishing leaked details of Swiss bank tax accounts in two weeks". The Daily Telegraph. London. Archived from the original on 10 March 2011. Retrieved 3 April 2011.
Claim: WikiLeaks has published the 1st list of black money holders in Swiss banks. (FACEBOOK POST, 2019-01-07)
Evidence (2021-12-07): This news about WikiLeaks publishing the list of Indian black money holders in Swiss bank is circulating on social media at least since 2011. This list of Black money holders in BJP and RSS is circulating on social media at least since 2019. They can be seen here and here. This list was reportedly published by a Hindi Journal named ‘Kameri Duniya’. On searching the WikiLeaks.org website regarding this list of Indian black money holders in Swiss banks, we could not find any relevant information about this list on this website. In 2011, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said that black money to Swiss banks mainly comes from India. [...] Earlier, when a similar list of Indian politicians was shared as WikiLeaks list of black money holders in the Swiss banks, FACTLY published a fact-check article debunking that claim.
Claim: WikiLeaks has published the 1st list of black money holders in Swiss banks. (FACEBOOK POST, 2019-01-07)
Evidence (2022-01-01): A post is becoming massively viral on social media platform. Users are claiming that WikiLeaks has released a list of Indians holding black money in Swiss banks. The names of Rahul Gandhi, Ahmed Patel, Jayalalithaa, Rajiv Gandhi and Ashok Gehlot etc. are in this list. [...] Apart from this, we found a tweet from the official Twitter account of WikiLeaks. This tweet is of 2011. In which Wikileaks clearly stated that it never published the list of Indians who have deposited black money in Swiss banks. [...] Therefore, the claim of releasing a list of Indians holding black money in Swiss banks in the name of WikiLeaks and the names of Rahul Gandhi, Ahmed Patel, Jayalalithaa, Rajiv Gandhi and Ashok Gehlot etc. in this list is false and fake.
Claim: WikiLeaks has published the 1st list of black money holders in Swiss banks. (FACEBOOK POST, 2019-01-07)
Evidence (2024-07-10): A message claiming that WikiLeaks has published the ‘first list of Indian black money holders in secret banks in the UK’ is being widely circulated on social media platforms (here, here, & here). The post further mentions the names of 24 BJP leaders, including PM Modi and Amit Shah. The same message is also going viral with the names of several I.N.D.I.A bloc leaders. These posts also allege that Indian black money in Swiss banks amounts to 1.3 trillion dollars. Claim: WikiLeaks published the first list of Indian black money holders, containing 24 names, in Swiss banks located in the UK. [...] To check the veracity of the viral claim, we conducted a keyword search. However, this search did not yield any credible reports about WikiLeaks publishing a list of Indian black money holders. During this search, we found that similar messages, with different Indian political leaders’ names, have been going viral on social media since 2011, claiming that WikiLeaks published the first list of Indian black money holders in Swiss banks (here, here & here) (archived here).