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I forgive children who abused me, let’s show them the way: PM Modi (opens the original)
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Jatin Anand is an Assistant Editor with the national political bureau of The Indian Express. With over 16 years of experience in mainstream journalism, he is a seasoned expert in national governance, electoral politics, and bureaucratic affairs. Having covered high-stakes beats including the Election Commission of India (ECI), intelligence, and urban development, Jatin provides authoritative analysis of the forces shaping Indian democracy. He is an alumnus of Zakir Husain Delhi College (DU) and
‘Education reform necessary’: PM Modi says won’t spare any paper mafia (opens the original)
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Acknowledging that reform in education sector had become compulsory at a national scale, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday released a message on Instagram hours after Parliament cleared a tougher anti-paper leak Bill. PM Modi said the government “won’t spare any paper mafia, paper leak gang, or anyone that tries to play with the future of the youth of the nation. That is why tougher laws were needed, he said. “We took the Bill to Parliament and, as you were promised, over the last two day
Anti-paper leak Bill a visionary step towards safeguarding youth’s future: Government (opens the original)
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THE BJP-LED NDA government on Tuesday threw its weight behind the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, terming it a “visionary step towards safeguarding the future of India’s youth”. BJP’s New Delhi MP Bansuri Swaraj said the proposed amendments would strengthen transparency, fairness and reliability of competitive exams by delivering “a strong blow to paper leak mafia and further strengthening the trust of millions of aspirants”. “I myself am a lawyer; we were
Anti-paper leak Bill a visionary step towards safeguarding youth’s future: Government (opens the original)
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THE BJP-LED NDA government on Tuesday threw its weight behind the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, terming it a “visionary step towards safeguarding the future of India’s youth”. BJP’s New Delhi MP Bansuri Swaraj said the proposed amendments would strengthen transparency, fairness and reliability of competitive exams by delivering “a strong blow to paper leak mafia and further strengthening the trust of millions of aspirants”. “I myself am a lawyer; we were
Protests over, Modi resets agenda: Exam reforms first, delimitation next (opens the original)
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A day after students called off their protests against exam paper leaks following Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation as the Union Education Minister, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday announced a high-powered task force on exam reforms led by Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani. “Based on its report, the work to make our examination system more dependable will be done as soon as possible,” the PM said in an Instagram video. “For the future of students, the government of India is continuously t
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