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News India Live, Digital Desk: A few days after the declaration of UP Board (10th and 12th) results, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has written a special letter to the students. “Yogi’s Pati” In this letter titled, the Chief Minister has especially encouraged those students who could not succeed in the examination or could not score marks as per expectation.
Main message of the letter: ‘Charaiveti-charaiveti’ (Keep going, keep going)
In his letter, the Chief Minister has given the mantra of ‘Charaiveti-Charaiveti’ to remove despair. Following are the main points of the letter:
Success and failure are two sides of the same coin: CM wrote, “Success excites us, but failure can bring disappointment. We have to leave this disappointment and move ahead. Success and failure are parts of life.”
Kundan is made only by heating gold: Motivating the students, he said that no result is the first or the last in life. This is just an opportunity for a new beginning. Citing the examples of Thomas Alva Edison (inventor of the electric bulb) and the great mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, he explained how great achievements are achieved only after repeated failures.
Appeal to parents: CM Yogi has made a special request to the parents that instead of scolding the unsuccessful children, they should support them and try to understand their interests.
A look at the results of UP Board 2026
This year’s performance has been quite commendable in the results declared on 23 April 2026:
High School (10th): pass percentage 89.55% Remained.
Intermediate (12th): pass percentage 82.60% Remained.
Topper: This time too, daughters are dominating the list of meritorious students.
Why did CM write this letter?
According to reports, the Chief Minister was hurt by reports of negative and suicidal steps taken by some students after the results were declared. Keeping this sensitivity in mind, he has issued this letter to reduce the fear of examination and the burden of failure from the minds of students.
Dear children, the top priority of our government is your safety, good health and success. Don’t be discouraged, but try again with new energy.” An excerpt from Yogi’s book
Next Steps for Students
For students who are not satisfied with their marks or have failed, the government has provided these options:
Scrutiny: Application for re-checking of answer sheets.
Compartment Exam: Chance to pass this year by re-examining the failed subjects.
Career Counselling: The Chief Minister has directed the Education Department to organize special counseling sessions for failed students.