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The Public Examinations Amendment Bill, 2026 has been passed in both houses of Parliament. Responding through an Instagram video, Prime Minister Modi made it clear that no mafia playing with the future of children, including question paper leaks, will go unpunished. He said the government will continue to take strict measures to strengthen transparency and trust in the examination system.
The question paper leak prevention bill is likely to be tabled in the Rajya Sabha today. The opposition parties have also demanded a discussion on the Ram temple donation issue, keeping everyone's attention on the important developments in the Parliament session.
Despite huge uproar from opposition parties, the Anti Paper Leak Bill has been passed in the Lok Sabha. The central government has introduced this important bill with the aim of curbing examination irregularities and question paper leaks. Under the new law, strict action can be taken against those involved in examination irregularities. Here is the discussion in the Lok Sabha, the objections of the opposition parties and the main points of the bill.
The parliamentary crisis over the Question Paper Leak Prevention Bill has come to an end. An important debate on the bill will be held in the Lok Sabha today, drawing attention to measures to prevent exam malpractice.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken a significant step to bring transparency, credibility and technology-based reforms in the exam system. A high-level task force headed by Nandan Nilekani has been announced and will make recommendations for comprehensive reform of the exam system.
With the aim of preventing examination irregularities and question paper leaks, the Central Government has tabled the Examination, Prevention of Irregularities (Amendment) Bill 2026 in the Lok Sabha. Get live updates on the key points of the bill, parliamentary debate and latest developments here.
The deadline set by the 'CJP' for the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan amid the NEET question paper leak controversy has ended this afternoon. The country's attention is on the demand for resignation, the response of the central government and further political developments. Know the complete information about the latest developments, protests and reactions of leaders related to the NEET case here.
Amid the NEET question paper leak controversy, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has launched a strong attack on the central government. "Metro and internet can be shut down, but paper leaks cannot be stopped," Rahul Gandhi alleged, demanding that the government should take responsibility for the problems of students. Know the complete information on NEET scam, student protests and Rahul Gandhi's response here.
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has submitted his resignation. Dharmendra Pradhan, who resigned from the post in the wake of the NEET-UG controversy, made an important statement in his ex-post about the future of the youth, the education system and service to the nation. He thanked Prime Minister Modi and said that the welfare of the students is our first priority.
The 'Jirale' controversy, which caused a huge debate, has taken a new turn in the ministry of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Know the background of the case, developments in the controversy and the complete details of the resignation that was finally submitted here.
The CJP has intensified its struggle for the resignation of Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The party has announced that the struggle will continue until he resigns, and everyone's attention is focused on the next political strategy.
CJP Supporters Celebration CJP supporters celebrate after Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. Here's the complete information on NEET controversy, protests and political developments.
The third round of talks was held between CJP spokespersons and the Central Government in the backdrop of the Delhi Jantar Mantar protest. Here is complete information on the NEET controversy, the demands of the protesters and the government's next decision.
The opposition parties have reacted to the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan, calling it a victory for democracy. The development has led to a huge debate in the political circles.
The government is taking strict action to curb exam irregularities. Minister Joshi has informed that those involved in exam irregularities will be punished with 10 years in prison and a fine of up to Rs.10 crore.
The ongoing protest in Delhi against irregularities in the NEET exam has received huge support in Belagavi. Despite the rain, students, activists of various organizations and the public took to the streets to express their anger against the central government. Protesters shouted slogans demanding 'Maintain transparency in the NEET exam and provide justice to students'.
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