- Allegations surface regarding oversight failure and a market for leaked question papers related to the exam process.
- 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.
- The government is ready to defend its actions in Parliament while handling national examination integrity issues amid political accusations.
- The government addresses ongoing issues related to national examination integrity.
The central government introduced a new law to prevent paper leaks and welcomed the move regarding examination integrity.
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The central government introduced a new law to prevent paper leaks and welcomed the move regarding examination integrity.
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Newest first; wire copies grouped- indiagazette.comLok Sabha adjourned till 5 pm, Speaker Birla calls for consensus on anti-paper leak Bill, offers 6-hour debate; RS adjourned till 3 pm
- barandbench.comSTF probe, harsher punishment and fast-track courts: Government's proposed changes to anti-paper leak law
- indiatimes.comOdisha CM welcomes stricter law, fast-track courts to curb paper leaks | Bhubaneswar News - The Times of India