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Government Moves to Defuse NEET Protests
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The government has initiated a three-pronged strategy to address examination paper leak concerns, including new legislation to strengthen actions against examination paper leaks.
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Government Moves to Defuse NEET Protests
The Indian government has taken steps to defuse the ongoing protests against the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) paper leak. The government has initiated a three-pronged strategy to address the concerns, including new legislation to strengthen actions against examination paper leaks. The move aims to restore public trust in the education system, which has been marred by the paper leak controversy. The government has also replaced the Higher Education Secretary as part of administrative changes. The protests, which began over a month ago, have gained momentum in recent days, with student outfits, civil society groups, and political parties demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The government's move is seen as an attempt to address the concerns of the protesters and restore order in the education system.
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