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The bill was introduced by the state parliamentary affairs minister, Vijay Kumar Chaudhary, and passed with a voice vote, despite a walkout by the opposition.
PM Modi said, "For 2.5 hours, an attempt was made to suppress the voice of the Prime Minister in the last session. The people of the country have sent us for the country and not for the party."
New Delhi: In a significant breakthrough, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Tuesday arrested two more individuals, including a key accused, in the NEET-UG paper leak case. With these arrests, the total number of apprehended individuals has reached 14. A senior CBI official revealed that Pankaj Kumar Singh, a civil engineer from Patna, and […]
The Centre has submitted an affidavit to the Supreme Court citing findings from a data analytics report by the IIT-Madras on July 10, regarding NEET-UG 2024. The report conclusively ruled out any widespread malpractice or localized benefits among candidates that could lead to abnormal scores.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi while addressing the Parliament spoke on the NEET paper leaks issue for the very first time. He said that the Government is making war-like efforts. PM Modi said, "I will tell every student of the country, every youth of the country that the government is very serious about preventing such incidents and we are taking one step after another to fulfill our responsibilities on a war footing."
In a charged Lok Sabha session, Prime Minister Narendra Modi ignited controversy with a sharp remark aimed at Congress MP Rahul Gandhi.
The Indian Youth Congress (IYC) and activists gathered at Jantar Mantar on Thursday to protest against the alleged NEET paper leak.
As Dharmendra Pradhan stepped forward to take his oath, leaders from the INDIA bloc jeered with chants of “NEET,” criticising the NDA government over exam-related controversies.
She accused the BJP government of handing over the education system to "mafia" and "corrupt" entities, leading to widespread exam irregularities. The verbal exchange intensified after several national exams faced disruptions.
Arrested NEET aspirant Anurag Yadav confessed to the Patna police that he received the question paper a day before the exam, on May 4, from his uncle Sikandar Prasad Yadavendu.
