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Correction

It was the Jubilee Hills Public School (JHPS) students and not of Hydearbad Public School, who got good ranks in CBSE exams, as reported in a news item on Page Two of The Hindu city edition on May 29.

Sridhar Kandimalla of JHPS secured 96.4 per cent, while two other students of the same school KNH Devanish got 94.2 per cent and G. Parnika Sai got 92.8 per cent.

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