CBSE question paper QR code didn't just lead to any song; it's a 1987 dance hit that sparked ‘Rickrolling’

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has addressed concerns regarding a QR code included in its examination question papers, which unexpectedly linked to the popular 1987 song 'Never Gonna Give You Up' by Rick Astley. This phenomenon, known as 'Rickrolling,' is an internet prank that misdirects users to the music video of the song. The CBSE clarified that the QR code was intended as a security measure to verify the authenticity of the question paper amidst rising concerns about examination integrity. The board emphasized that there has been no security breach related to the QR code and that its inclusion is part of ongoing efforts to enhance the credibility of the examination process. The incident has generated significant attention, blending a lighthearted internet meme with serious academic protocols, and showcases the challenges of maintaining examination security in the digital age.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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