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PM Modi Announces New Measures to Combat Paper Leaks

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced new measures to combat paper leaks, including the establishment of Fast-Track Courts and stringent punishment for offenders. He also promised to take up a draft Bill providing for these measures.

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PM Modi Announces New Measures to Combat Paper Leaks

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced new measures to combat paper leaks, including the establishment of Fast-Track Courts and stringent punishment for offenders. He also promised to take up a draft Bill providing for these measures. The move comes after weeks of protests by students over the issue. The government has faced criticism for its handling of the situation, but Modi's announcement is seen as a step in the right direction. The details of the new measures are yet to be announced, but experts say they could be a game-changer in tackling the problem of paper leaks.

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Congress Criticizes PM Modi's Video Message on Paper Leaks

The Congress party has responded to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's video message on paper leaks, criticizing it for lacking commitment to accountability. In a statement, Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said the PM's message was 'desperate and hassled-looking' and failed to address the student protests and the brutality unleashed on them. Ramesh accused the PM of trying to 'eyewash' the issue and not taking concrete steps to address the problem. The Congress party has been vocal in its criticism of the PM's handling of the paper leak issue, which has led to widespread protests across the country. The party has demanded a thorough investigation into the matter and action against those responsible.

Deccan Chronicle

PM Modi Announces Strict Anti-Paper Leak Legislation

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced the introduction of strict anti-paper leak legislation, which will be tabled in Parliament next week after today’s Cabinet decision. The legislation aims to tackle the issue of paper leaks, which have been a major concern in India. The move is seen as a significant step towards ensuring the integrity of the examination system in the country. The Cabinet has approved the draft Bill, which will now be introduced in Parliament. The legislation is expected to provide stringent punishments for those found guilty of paper leaks. The move is seen as a major step towards ensuring the integrity of the examination system in the country. The Cabinet has approved the draft Bill, which will now be introduced in Parliament. The legislation is expected to provide stringent punishments for those found guilty of paper leaks. The move is seen as a significant step towards ensuring the integrity of the examination system in the country. The Cabinet has approved the draft Bill, which will now be introduced in Parliament.

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PM Modi Announces Strict Anti-Paper Leak Legislation

The Central government has prepared a comprehensive draft Bill to introduce stricter provisions and stringent punishments for paper leak cases. The proposal will be discussed in the Union Cabinet meeting on Friday, July 24, 2026, and is expected to be introduced and passed in the ongoing session of Parliament next week. The legislation aims to prevent paper leaks in various examinations and ensure that those responsible are punished accordingly. The government has taken the issue of paper leaks seriously and is committed to introducing strict legislation to prevent such incidents in the future.

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PM Modi Announces Strict Anti-Paper Leak Legislation

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced plans to introduce stricter provisions and harsher punishments for paper leak cases. The legislation is set to be tabled in Parliament next week. The move is aimed at curbing the growing problem of paper leaks in the country. The government has proposed a comprehensive draft legislation to introduce stricter provisions and harsher punishments for paper leak cases.

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PM Modi Announces Strict Anti-Paper Leak Legislation

The Centre has prepared a comprehensive draft legislation to introduce stricter penalties for paper leak. The move is seen as a bid to reassure the public and maintain trust in the government. The legislation is expected to be tabled in Parliament next week, following a Cabinet decision. The government has promised 'more strict action' in the wake of the NEET-UG leak. The move has been welcomed by opposition parties, who have been demanding stricter action against paper leak.

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PM Modi Announces Strict Anti-Paper Leak Legislation

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced the introduction of strict anti-paper leak legislation, which will be tabled in Parliament next week. The legislation aims to introduce stricter provisions and stringent punishments for paper leak cases. The proposal will be discussed in the Union Cabinet meeting on Friday and is expected to be introduced and passed in the ongoing session of Parliament next week. The move comes as a response to the recent paper leak cases in the country.

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PM Modi Announces Stricter Action Against Paper Leaks in Cabinet Meeting

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced that the government will take more strict actions against paper leaks in the Union Cabinet meeting to be held on Friday. In a video message, Modi said that the government has taken a decision to constitute a fast-track court to deal with paper leak cases. The move comes after several high-stakes exams have been marred by paper leaks in recent years. The government is expected to announce more details about the new measures in the Cabinet meeting on Friday.

The New Indian Express

PM Modi Promises 'More Strict Action' Against Paper Leaks

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised 'more strict action' against paper leaks, which have been a major issue in the country. The government has announced plans to constitute a fast-track court to deal with the issue. Modi made the announcement in a video message on Thursday evening, in which he stated that the government is committed to addressing the issue of paper leaks. The fast-track court will be established to deal with cases of paper leaks, which have been a major concern for students and parents. The government has also announced plans to increase the number of exam centers and to improve the security of exam materials.

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