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  1. Developments include the shift of focus onto Amit Shah following Dharmendra Pradhan's removal, Rahul Gandhi targeting him over police action, and an Infosys technocrat forming an exam reform committee.
  2. Ministers introduced bills in Parliament to amend the Public Examinations Act and address insults to national honour.

The government, led by the BJP, is introducing the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, which proposes stricter penalties for examination fraud.

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The government, led by the BJP, is introducing the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, which proposes stricter penalties for examination fraud.

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  1. The bill was assented to and announced via Instagram, introducing stricter penalties for exam malpractice.1 source
  2. The Revolutionary Socialist Party argues that the Public Examinations Bill, 2026 is merely cosmetic and an eyewash.Sub-event
  3. The government introduced a bill proposing stricter penalties for examination fraud.1 source
  4. Bill enhances penalties for unfair means in civil services exams.1 source

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Ministers introduced bills in Parliament to amend the Public Examinations Act and address insults to national honour. All 3 developments

Within Developments include the shift of focus onto Amit Shah following Dharmendra Pradhan's removal, Rahul Gandhi targeting him over police action, and an Infosys technocrat forming an exam reform committee.

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