Moneycontrol https://www.moneycontrol.com https://images.moneycontrol.com/images/mc_homepage/moneycontrol_logo_250x40.png Moneycontrol https://www.moneycontrol.com https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/india-rally-shows-signs-of-short-covering-lacks-fresh-buying-13884536.html India rally shows signs of short covering, lacks fresh buying https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/india-rally-shows-signs-of-short-covering-lacks-fresh-buying-13884536.html Moneycontrol.com Team Moneycontrol.com en-us Moneycontrol.com Thursday, Apr 09, 2026 03:01 PM https://images.moneycontrol.com/static-mcnews/2025/12/20251221024601_NSE.jpg India rally shows signs of short covering, lacks fresh buying https://www.moneycontrol.com/education/bse-odisha-osstet-2026-results-out-at-bseodisha-ac-in-direct-link-here-to-check-scorecards-article-13884607.html BSE Odisha OSSTET 2026 results out at bseodisha.ac.in; direct link here to check scorecards https://www.moneycontrol.com/education/bse-odisha-osstet-2026-results-out-at-bseodisha-ac-in-direct-link-here-to-check-scorecards-article-13884607.html OSSTET 2025 Result: Key Highlights The Teacher Eligibility Test saw strong participation this year. A total of 56,456 candidates appeared for both papers, including Paper I and Paper II conducted across the state. The overall pass percentage reached 72.38 this year, indicating a strong performance by teaching aspirants. The results reflect growing competition among candidates in Odisha. Officials stated that evaluation was conducted under strict procedures, ensuring fairness and accuracy throughout the process.

How to Check OSSTET 2026 Result

  1. Visit official websites: www.bseodisha.ac.in or www.bseodisha.nic.in
  2. Click on the OSSTET 2026 result link on the homepage
  3. Enter required credentials and submit details
  4. View your result on the screen
  5. Download and save a copy for future use
Direct Link: OSSTET 2026 Result Qualified candidates can download digital certificates from 5 PM by paying the prescribed fee. The board will issue hard copy certificates later.

Certificates, OMR Access and Transparency

Candidates who did not qualify can access their OMR answer sheets online until April 17, 2026. This allows them to review their responses in detail. The board has enhanced transparency by providing digital access to results and answer sheets, ensuring faster and easier verification. President Srikanta Tarai, IAS, confirmed the result publication and highlighted the board’s commitment to fairness and efficiency in the evaluation process.

OSSTET 2025 Exam Overview

Detail Information
Exam Name OSSTET 2025
Conducting Body Board of Secondary Education Odisha
Exam Date January 21, 2026
Candidates Appeared 56,456
Papers Paper I and Paper II
Result Release Time From 4 PM
Certificate Download From 5 PM
Pass Percentage 72.38%
OMR Access Last Date April 17, 2026

What Next for Candidates

The result brings relief and excitement for successful candidates. Qualified candidates can now proceed with certification, which is required for teaching eligibility. Those who did not qualify can review their OMR sheets and prepare for future attempts. The board continues to improve digital services for better accessibility. The OSSTET 2025 results highlight dedication among teaching aspirants and reflect improvements in examination processes across Odisha.]]> Moneycontrol.com Team Moneycontrol.com en-us Moneycontrol.com Thursday, Apr 09, 2026 02:58 PM https://images.moneycontrol.com/static-mcnews/2026/04/20260409093214_Sheetal-Kumari-fi.jpg BSE Odisha OSSTET 2026 results out at bseodisha.ac.in; direct link here to check scorecards https://www.moneycontrol.com/world/hormuz-may-be-open-but-ships-are-still-staying-away-article-13884623.html Hormuz may be ‘open’, but ships are still staying away https://www.moneycontrol.com/world/hormuz-may-be-open-but-ships-are-still-staying-away-article-13884623.html Open in theory, closed in practice There have been mixed signals about the status of the strait. Iranian state media at one point described it as “fully closed,” with reports that some tankers were turned away. Around the same time, other outlets suggested that passage could still happen, but only under strict conditions. At one point, a tanker entering the strait reportedly turned around midway, making a full U-turn before stopping. So while there’s no clear answer on whether the strait is officially open or closed, the way ships are moving tells a different story. For now, it’s almost as if it’s shut. Why ships aren’t moving A big part of it comes down to safety. During the conflict, Iran laid mines and carried out attacks on vessels. Even though there’s a ceasefire now, that sense of risk hasn’t gone away. On top of that, Iran has said ships need to coordinate with its navy and follow specific routes. That makes things more complicated and slows everything down. But it’s not just about rules or risks. There’s also hesitation. Shipping companies and insurers are being careful. Even if the route is technically open, many aren’t willing to take chances until they’re sure it’s safe. Confusion adds to uncertainty What’s not helping is the mixed messaging. The White House said reports of the strait being closed were “false,” but at the same time called for it to be reopened. There’s also no clear answer on who is actually in control right now. That kind of uncertainty only makes companies more cautious. Why this matters The Strait of Hormuz is one of the most important routes for global energy. A large share of the world’s oil and gas passes through it, so when movement slows down, the impact is felt everywhere, from fuel prices to supply chains. Right now, even with a ceasefire in place, things are far from normal. The strait may not be officially closed, but until ships start moving freely again, it doesn’t really feel open either.]]> Moneycontrol.com Team Moneycontrol.com en-us Moneycontrol.com Thursday, Apr 09, 2026 02:58 PM https://images.moneycontrol.com/static-mcnews/2026/04/20260408125422_hormuzship.png Hormuz may be ‘open’, but ships are still staying away https://www.moneycontrol.com/entertainment/kerala-elections-2026-mohanlal-mammootty-prithviraj-sukumaran-lead-celebrity-voting-as-the-state-decides-its-future-article-13884612.html Kerala Elections 2026: Mohanlal, Mammootty, Prithviraj Sukumaran lead celebrity voting as the state decides its future https://www.moneycontrol.com/entertainment/kerala-elections-2026-mohanlal-mammootty-prithviraj-sukumaran-lead-celebrity-voting-as-the-state-decides-its-future-article-13884612.html Amid the political buzz, several prominent faces from the Malayalam film industry stepped out early to exercise their democratic right, drawing attention both online and on the ground. Superstar Mohanlal was among the early voters. He visited his designated polling booth and later shared a picture of his inked finger on social media, encouraging participation in the electoral process. Actor and filmmaker Prithviraj Sukumaran was seen standing in line at the Government Fisheries High School in Thevara before casting his vote. Taking to Instagram, he posted a photo of his inked finger with the caption “Make it count!”, reinforcing the importance of every single vote. Veteran actor Mammootty, accompanied by his wife Sulfath Kutty, also cast his vote in Kochi. Meanwhile, Kunchacko Boban exercised his franchise in Alappuzha. Known for his performances in films like Anjaam Pathiraa and Virus, Boban’s presence added to the growing list of celebrities participating in the electoral process. Actor Tovino Thomas cast his vote in Thrissur along with his family. When asked about the possibility of entering politics, he candidly responded that he does not see himself handling the stress associated with political life. The participation of these film personalities not only highlights their civic responsibility but also plays a role in encouraging the public, especially younger voters, to step out and vote. As Kerala votes today, the outcome will shape the state’s political trajectory for the next five years, making every vote count in this closely contested election.]]> Moneycontrol.com Team Moneycontrol.com en-us Moneycontrol.com Thursday, Apr 09, 2026 02:58 PM https://images.moneycontrol.com/static-mcnews/2026/04/20260409092654_momk.jpg Kerala Elections 2026: Mohanlal, Mammootty, Prithviraj Sukumaran lead celebrity voting as the state decides its future https://www.moneycontrol.com/world/36-hours-of-chaos-how-the-us-iran-ceasefire-came-together-and-began-to-fray-article-13884617.html 36 hours of chaos: How the US-Iran ceasefire came together and began to fray https://www.moneycontrol.com/world/36-hours-of-chaos-how-the-us-iran-ceasefire-came-together-and-began-to-fray-article-13884617.html From brink to breakthrough Talks that had been quietly progressing suddenly fell apart when Iran reacted angrily to the US threats. Communication broke down, and for a moment, it seemed like negotiations were over. Then, in a rapid turnaround, multiple countries stepped in. Shehbaz Sharif and other leaders helped reopen communication channels. Countries like Turkey, Egypt and Qatar reached out. But it was China, with its close economic ties to Iran, that appears to have played a key role in pushing things forward. By late afternoon, a breakthrough began to take shape. Pakistan’s military leadership communicated to Washington that Iran was ready to agree to a ceasefire. The US, in turn, signalled that it would step back as well. Within hours, the deal was announced. A quick victory, but an uncertain one The response from Washington was immediate. Officials described the outcome as a major success, with claims that key military objectives had been achieved. But that sense of certainty didn’t last long. Within less than a day, cracks started to show. The biggest problem was that both sides seemed to be working with different expectations. There was no clear, shared understanding of what the ceasefire actually meant or how it would be implemented. Key issues still unresolved Two major questions remain at the centre of the uncertainty. The first is the Strait of Hormuz. Despite being the main trigger for the crisis, its status is still unclear. Whether it is fully open, partially controlled or still restricted depends on who you ask. The second is Iran’s nuclear programme. There is no clear agreement yet on what will happen to its enriched uranium, even though that was one of the core issues driving the conflict. These gaps are already putting pressure on the deal. A fragile truce under strain Almost immediately after the ceasefire was announced, disagreements began to surface. There were conflicting interpretations about whether the truce extended beyond Iran to other regional conflicts. At the same time, both sides accused each other of violating the agreement. Even planned talks are facing uncertainty. While US officials have indicated that high-level negotiations will continue, Iranian leaders have publicly questioned whether those discussions should go ahead at all. Back where it started In some respects, the situation has come full circle after a hectic 36 hours. Although the immediate escalation has been halted by the truce, the underlying tensions still exist. Iran still has a lot of power, especially because it controls important routes like Hormuz. The bargain is holding for the time being, but barely. Whether both parties can transition from a hurried, last-minute deal to something more stable will determine what happens next. Until then, the truce is more of a pause in a fight that might rapidly resume than a conclusion.]]> Moneycontrol.com Team Moneycontrol.com en-us Moneycontrol.com Thursday, Apr 09, 2026 02:57 PM https://images.moneycontrol.com/static-mcnews/2026/04/20260408153221_iranflagpic.png 36 hours of chaos: How the US-Iran ceasefire came together and began to fray https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/videos/business/nifty-gives-up-1-global-markets-trade-lower-oil-gains-with-brent-at-98-13884616.html Nifty gives up 1% | Global markets trade lower | Oil gains with Brent at $98 https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/videos/business/nifty-gives-up-1-global-markets-trade-lower-oil-gains-with-brent-at-98-13884616.html Moneycontrol.com Team Moneycontrol.com en-us Moneycontrol.com Thursday, Apr 09, 2026 02:56 PM https://images.moneycontrol.com/static-mcnews/2026/04/20260409092543_CB-9-APRIL-378x213.jpeg Nifty gives up 1% | Global markets trade lower | Oil gains with Brent at $98 https://www.moneycontrol.com/world/iran-tightens-control-over-strait-of-hormuz-despite-ceasefire-article-13884614.html Iran tightens control over Strait of Hormuz despite ceasefire https://www.moneycontrol.com/world/iran-tightens-control-over-strait-of-hormuz-despite-ceasefire-article-13884614.html Moneycontrol.com Team Moneycontrol.com en-us Moneycontrol.com Thursday, Apr 09, 2026 02:56 PM https://images.moneycontrol.com/static-mcnews/2026/04/20260406122552_Qeshm-Island-Iran.jpg Iran tightens control over Strait of Hormuz despite ceasefire https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/india/operation-sindoor-demonstrated-india-s-progression-towards-domain-jointness-says-army-chief-13884541.html Operation Sindoor demonstrated India's progression towards 'domain jointness,' says Army Chief https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/india/operation-sindoor-demonstrated-india-s-progression-towards-domain-jointness-says-army-chief-13884541.html Moneycontrol.com Team Moneycontrol.com en-us Moneycontrol.com Thursday, Apr 09, 2026 02:55 PM https://images.moneycontrol.com/static-mcnews/2025/05/20250507052008_7-operation-sindoor-video-images.jpg Operation Sindoor demonstrated India's progression towards 'domain jointness,' says Army Chief https://www.moneycontrol.com/world/trump-s-iran-ceasefire-cheered-on-the-american-right-but-concerns-are-growing-article-13884613.html Trump’s Iran ceasefire cheered on the American right, but concerns are growing https://www.moneycontrol.com/world/trump-s-iran-ceasefire-cheered-on-the-american-right-but-concerns-are-growing-article-13884613.html Moneycontrol.com Team Moneycontrol.com en-us Moneycontrol.com Thursday, Apr 09, 2026 02:54 PM https://images.moneycontrol.com/static-mcnews/2026/04/20260407122920_trumponrescue.png Trump’s Iran ceasefire cheered on the American right, but concerns are growing https://www.moneycontrol.com/world/islamabad-shuts-down-ahead-of-tense-us-iran-talks-asim-munir-leads-desperate-push-to-save-ceasefire-article-13884441.html Islamabad shuts down ahead of tense US-Iran talks, Asim Munir leads desperate push to save ceasefire https://www.moneycontrol.com/world/islamabad-shuts-down-ahead-of-tense-us-iran-talks-asim-munir-leads-desperate-push-to-save-ceasefire-article-13884441.html confirmed Vance's visit to Pakistan. Pakistan has positioned itself at the centre of the negotiations. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir are stepping in as facilitators and potential guarantors, the report said. Sources told News18 that Munir is engaging directly with Vance and other senior US officials in the lead-up to formal discussions. Iran-US ceasefire: Follow live coverage The scale of preparations underlines the sensitivity of the talks. The government has reportedly booked the entire Serena Hotel in Islamabad for visiting delegations, asking existing guests to vacate as security arrangements tighten across the city, the report said. According to top diplomatic sources, the talks could see participation from key figures on both sides. From US, special envoy Steve Witkoff and senior advisor Jared Kushner are expected. Iran may be represented by Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf. However, uncertainty persists over the discussions. Some unconfirmed reports suggest Tehran has sought additional internal consultations before fully committing, raising questions about the timing and scope of its participation. Initial sessions are expected to focus on converting the current fragile ceasefire into a more durable agreement. Sources told News18 that discussions could expand to cover Iran’s nuclear programme, the strategic Strait of Hormuz and the potential easing of sanctions. But even before talks begin, divisions have surfaced. A major sticking point is Israel’s ongoing military campaign in Lebanon, dubbed as “Operation Eternal Darkness”. US has maintained that Israeli actions are not covered under the Iran ceasefire framework. Iran firmly countered this and said that Lebanon was included in the ceasefire agreement. It even cited the X post put out by Shehbaz Sharif which mentions that ceasefire will include Lebanon too. The disagreement is now expected to spill over to early negotiations in Pakistan. Iranian officials have already warned that continued Israeli strikes could derail talks or even trigger escalation. With multiple flashpoints—from Lebanon to the Strait of Hormuz—hanging in the balance, the Islamabad talks represent a critical test of whether the ceasefire can evolve into a broader diplomatic breakthrough or collapse under competing regional interests.  ]]> Moneycontrol.com Team Moneycontrol.com en-us Moneycontrol.com Thursday, Apr 09, 2026 02:54 PM https://images.moneycontrol.com/static-mcnews/2025/11/20251109100837_sharifmunir.png Islamabad shuts down ahead of tense US-Iran talks, Asim Munir leads desperate push to save ceasefire