- The government temporarily blocked Telegram in India due to its use by candidates during exams, following NTA recommendations.
- The government temporarily blocked Telegram in India due to its use by candidates during exams, following NTA recommendations.
- The government temporarily blocked Telegram in India due to its use by candidates during exams, following NTA recommendations.
- The government temporarily blocked Telegram in India due to its use by candidates during exams, following NTA recommendations.
The Centre is addressing integrity issues in the UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Examination, specifically concerning question leaks linked to institute content and Telegram.
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Updated Jun 17
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The Centre is addressing integrity issues in the UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Examination, specifically concerning question leaks linked to institute content and Telegram.
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The government temporarily blocked Telegram in India due to its use by candidates during exams, following NTA recommendations.Also in this story
- NTA alleged a platform was used by cheating rackets, prompting a legal challenge against the government's decision to block Telegram.
- NTA directed Telegram to disable message editing amid concerns over its use during exams.
- Telegram CEO Pavel Durov commented on government restrictions faced by the app during exam season.
- Official bodies are dealing with the fallout of exam failures, including implementing curbs on Telegram and facing calls for resignations in Tirunelveli.