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  1. Allegations surface regarding oversight failure and a market for leaked question papers related to the exam process.
  2. An investigation has been ordered into the National Testing Agency following allegations of paper leaks, concurrent with criticism from political figures regarding government inaction on exam integrity issues.
  3. The government is ready to defend its actions in Parliament while handling national examination integrity issues amid political accusations.
  4. Narendra Modi leads the executive branch response to a leak while preparing draft bills for Parliament.

Modi and the cabinet approved amendments to the paper leak law and demanded no delay in introducing the bill in Parliament.

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Modi and the cabinet approved amendments to the paper leak law and demanded no delay in introducing the bill in Parliament.

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  1. The Modi government enacted new legal changes to combat paper leaks.1 source
  2. The Rajya Sabha passed the anti-paper leak amendment bill, moving it toward presidential assent.1 source
  3. Rajya Sabha passes anti-paper leak bill; Modi comments on the development.1 source
  4. Amendments to the paper leak law were approved, pushing the bill's introduction in Parliament.1 source

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