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  1. The National Testing Agency is conducting large-scale examinations across India, utilizing Indian Air Force support and bank branches for confidential material.
  2. NTA is conducting re-examinations across India, coordinating with state administrations and utilizing IAF for security transport.

The Supreme Court has directed the NTA to file affidavits regarding reforms and the Centre to respond to the court's inquiries.

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The Supreme Court has directed the NTA to file affidavits regarding reforms and the Centre to respond to the court's inquiries.

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  1. The Supreme Court will closely monitor NTA institutional reforms, identifying UGC and IITs as domain experts for the process.Sub-event
  2. The Supreme Court monitors the government's response to the ongoing exam leak controversy.Sub-event
  3. SC orders NTA and Centre to file affidavits on examination reforms.1 source
  4. Court questions Centre on paper leak prevention; Mehta appears for Centre.1 source
  5. SC ordered NTA to file affidavits and the Central Government to monitor NEET-UG paper leak implementation.1 source

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