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Indian student protests: What’s next after Modi’s promise on exam leaks?

Indian student protests: What’s next after Modi’s promise on exam leaks? Comprehensive up-to-date news coverage, aggregated from sources all over the world by Google News. Comprehensive up-to-date news coverage, aggregated from sources all over the world by Google News.

Al Jazeera

Nationwide Protests Rage Over NEET Paper Leaks, Student Rights

Nationwide protests against the NEET paper leak controversy continued on Thursday, with students demanding complete abolition of the exam. The protests, which began in New Delhi, have spread to various parts of the country, including Mumbai, Bihar, and Tamil Nadu. In Mumbai, police detained over 150 protesters and registered two FIRs for violating prohibitory orders. The Centre has also appointed IAS officer Naresh Pal Gangwar as Higher Education Secretary amid the controversy. The government has announced fast-track courts and stricter action against paper leak offenders.

The Indian ExpressMint

Protests Rage Nationwide Over Student Rights

Students across the country are protesting against the government's handling of paper leaks and police action on protesters in New Delhi. The protests have resulted in the detention of over 150 protesters in Mumbai. The protests are also taking place in other parts of the country, including Bihar, Haryana, and Tamil Nadu. The students are demanding the abolition of NEET and an end to police brutality. The government has assured that it will take action against the protesters who have violated prohibitory orders. The protests are expected to continue until the government meets the demands of the students.

The Indian Express

Nationwide Protests Rage Over Exam Leaks and Police Action

Protests by students over paper leaks and in protest against Monday's police action on protesters in New Delhi continued in different parts of the country on Thursday. In Mumbai, police detained over 150 protesters and registered two FIRs for violating prohibitory orders. The protests were held in various districts of Bihar, and from hunger strike at a Haryana university to agitations in Tamil Nadu demanding complete abolition of NEET. The protests were a result of the government's decision to hold NEET exams despite the opposition from students and parents.

The Indian Express

Youth Movement in India Protests Against Paper Leaks

The protests against paper leaks in major public examinations have brought the issue to the forefront of national attention. Tens of thousands of young men and women have taken to the streets in India to demand action against the culprits. According to the BBC, the protests are led by the Cockroach Janta Party, a youth movement that has been vocal about the issue. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised 'more strict actions' against paper leaks, but the protests continue to gain momentum. The issue has sparked a national debate about the need for transparency and accountability in the education system.

BBC

Parliament Monsoon Session: Congress MP Moves Adjournment Motion Over Paper Leaks, Jantar Mantar Police Action

Congress MP KC Venugopal has moved an adjournment motion in the Lok Sabha over the recent paper leaks and police action against student protesters at Jantar Mantar. The motion seeks to suspend regular business to debate the crisis in India's examination system. The motion has been supported by several other MPs who have expressed their concerns over the recent developments. The Lok Sabha is expected to take up the motion for discussion soon. The government has assured that it will take all necessary steps to address the crisis in the examination system.

The Economic TimesLinkedInThe Hindu

Parliament Monsoon Session 2026 Day 4 Live Updates: Centre Appeals to Oppn with 'Folded Hands'

The Monsoon Session of Parliament has been marred by disruptions and protests over the NEET paper leak issue. The Opposition parties have been demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan as a condition for discussion on the issue. The Centre has appealed to the Opposition to allow discussion on the issue without conditions, but the Opposition has refused to budge. The Lok Sabha proceedings were adjourned till 12 noon on Thursday, minutes after beginning, following loud protests by Opposition MPs.

The Indian ExpressNdtvEconomic Times

Monsoon Session of Parliament Disrupted Amid Opposition Protests

The Monsoon Session of Parliament was disrupted on the first day due to protests by opposition parties over various issues. The opposition parties, including the Congress and the Trinamool Congress, raised slogans and held placards demanding action against the alleged NEET paper leak and Ram temple donation theft. The Lok Sabha proceedings were disrupted, and the session was adjourned for the day. The opposition parties have vowed to continue their protests until their demands are met. The government has assured that it will take action against those responsible for the alleged NEET paper leak and Ram temple donation theft.

The Hindu

Parliament Monsoon Session Opens with Sloganeering, Chaos, Adjournments

The Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha have been adjourned till 2 PM amid opposition protests. The opposition members continued with their protest over the NEET issue, despite the presiding officer's attempts to take up the scheduled business. The session is expected to continue with more adjournments and protests.

NDTV

Parliament Monsoon Session Opens with Sloganeering, Chaos

The Parliament Monsoon Session has opened with sloganeering and chaos, as opposition parties protested against the government's policies. The session is expected to be tumultuous, with several key bills to be discussed. The opposition parties have been critical of the government's handling of key issues, including the economy and national security. The government has defended its policies, saying that they are in the best interests of the country. The session is expected to be closely watched by the media and the public. The opposition parties have vowed to continue their protests, despite the government's efforts to calm the situation.

NDTV

Parliament Monsoon Session Opens with Chaos

The Parliament Monsoon Session has opened with sloganeering, chaos, and adjournments. The session is expected to be marked by intense debates and discussions on key issues affecting the country. The session is a critical period for the government and opposition parties, who will engage in fierce debates and discussions on key issues. The session is expected to be marked by a high level of energy and passion, with lawmakers from both sides engaging in intense arguments. The session will be closely watched by the public and the media, who will be keenly following the developments.

NDTV

Parliament Monsoon Session Opens Amid Sloganeering, Chaos

The Monsoon Session of the Indian Parliament commenced on July 20, with opposition parties protesting and sloganeering, leading to adjournments and disruptions. The session is expected to focus on key legislative business, including the budget and various bills. The opposition parties are likely to continue their protests, demanding action on various issues. The session is expected to run for several weeks, with the government and opposition parties engaging in intense debates and negotiations.

NDTV

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