PM Modi drops late-night selfie video after anti-paper leak Bill gets Parliament’s nod, says 'exam mafias won't be spare
Partially corroborated69Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed Parliament’s passage of the anti-paper leak Bill, calling it a major step towards a credible examination system and warning that organised exam fraud networks would face strict action.
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- “PM Modi Drops Another Selfie Video, Says Centre Tightening Exam System, Vows Strict Action Against Paper Leak Mafia” ↗
- “Kharge Attacks Govt Over Anti-Paper Leak Bill, Questions Modi, Shah's Silence” ↗
- “Opposition Questions Tougher Penalties In Anti-Paper Leak Law, Says Systemic Reforms Are The Real Need” ↗
- “'RSS People Are Heading Educational Institutions': Congress President Kharge Slams Centre During Anti-Paper Leak Bill Debate In Rajya Sabha” ↗
- “CJP Slams Centre's Anti-Paper Leak Law, Seeks Reforms To Prevent Exam Leaks” ↗
- “'76% Of Radhakrishnan Committee Recommendations Already Implemented': Jitendra Singh Defends Anti-Paper Leak Bill In Lok Sabha” ↗
- “'Anti-Paper Leak Bill Reaffirms Govt's Commitment To Safeguard Students Welfare': Jitendra Singh Defends Bill In Lok Sabha” ↗
NDTV
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Mint
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