Cabinet approved stricter anti-paper leak measures while Rahul Gandhi renewed his attack on the Centre.
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Updated Jul 27
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What happened
Cabinet approved stricter anti-paper leak measures while Rahul Gandhi renewed his attack on the Centre.
Who's involved
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Exam paper leaks in India are causing political pressure and protests against government policy failures.Also in this story
- Ram Gopal and the Azad Samaj Party organized protests in UP and Delhi regarding job promises and exam leaks.
- Narendra Modi addressed the ongoing NEET paper leak issue, emphasizing the need for national unity on critical matters.
The entities involved
- Gandhi
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Dharmendra Pradhan
politician from Odisha, India
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