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The body of a 21-year-old Delhi University student, who was allegedly kidnapped on March 22, was found in  Dwarka , police said today. Police have arrested the accused - Istiaq who confessed to killing the student on March 22 after a tiff and said he had cooked up the kidnapping story to mislead the victim's family and the police, they added. The accused told the police that he got in touch with the victim through a dating site and had met thrice in 10 days. The victim,  Ayush Nautiyal , was a student of  Ram Lal Anand College. “The kidnapper first asked the family to meet him in Najafgarh on March 25. But when they reached the spot, they received a message which asked them to come to Dwarka. When they reached Dwarka, he asked them to come to Mohan Garden in Uttam Nagar. On March 26, the family was asked to come to Munirka, where they were asked to put the ransom amount inside a dustbin. But soon after, he asked them to meet him the next day. On March 27, th

On March 26, Class XII CBSE students were left appalled following the rumours of their Economics paper being leaked on social media hours before the examination. Reports of the question paper being leaked circulated through social media and WhatsApp several hours before the time of the exam. However, CBSE board waived aside the claims. According to some news channel, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed unhappiness about the leak of Class 10 and 12 CBSE papers. Modi contacted HRD Minister Prakash javadekar   after the decision of Central education board to reschedule the exams. Delhi Police registered a case on the alleged leak of Class 12 Economics paper following a complaint by CBSE. The CBSE(CentralBoard of Secondary Education)  has decided to re-conduct the  (Class 12th) Economics and  (for Class 10) Mathematics paper. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE ) issued a circular today informing about the re-examination and said dates and other details for it