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High-level government bodies, including the PMO, are supervising security protocols and re-examination preparations for the NEET exam following a paper leak controversy.

8 reports, 4 independent Updated Jul 22
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High-level government bodies, including the PMO, are supervising security protocols and re-examination preparations for the NEET exam following a paper leak controversy.

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Narendra ModiRajnath Singh

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  1. The All India Medical Students Association (AIMSA) sought the urgent release of medical examination documents.Sub-event
  2. Police investigated a security breach at a PMO venue.Sub-event
  3. Nandan Nilekani is appointed by the government to redesign India's exam system in response to the ongoing exam leak controversy.Sub-event
  4. PM Modi addressed the exam leak issue, while Uttar Pradesh reported the highest number of Fast Track Courts (FTSCs).Sub-event
  5. Narendra Modi and Kiren Rijiju jointly represent the government response to the ongoing exam leak controversy.Sub-event
  6. The TNCC chief urged the Prime Minister to investigate a data leak incident.Sub-event
  7. The Modi government is facing calls for resignation following controversies related to examination leaks.Sub-event
  8. PMO and Central Government oversee security and protocols for NEET re-examinations after paper leak.1 source

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