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Parliament Set To Debate Tougher Anti-Paper Leak Bill Today After Days Of Deadlock Over NEET Row
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India's government has tabled the Public Examinations Amendment Bill to curb exam paper leaks, proposing up to 10 years imprisonment, ₹10 crore fines, fast‑track courts, and special task forces. The move follows student protests that led to the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
진보 성향:Protest-Driven Reform — Progressive outlets emphasize student protests and minister resignation as catalysts for the bill.
중도 성향:Tougher Penalties — Moderates highlight the bill's stricter penalties and procedural changes.
Parliament is set to debate the Anti-Paper Leak Bill proposing up to 10 years in jail, Rs 50 lakh fine, fast-track courts and quicker probes into exam malpractice. ...
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