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Wednesday, August 5, 2026
TopicPaper leaks

Topic: paper leaks

No exam outsourcing, no retd panel heads—Congress to take up agitating students’ cause with Jharkhand CM

Congress delegation to meet CM Hemant Soren with students' demands amid protests over alleged irregularities in JPSC-JSSC recruitment exams.

Not new amendments, India needs a sincere implementation of existing cheating law

ThePrint view on the most important issues.

Indian students look east for leak-proof exams. ‘Learn from China and South Korea’

Social media is flooded with posts and reels on the tight security around China and South Korea’s major competitive exams. Students are asking when India will see the same accountability.

NEET 2026 paper leak: Delhi court allows CBI to collect more handwriting samples of arrested professor

Judge instructs jail superintendent to make arrangements for the agency to record signature samples of accused Manisha Sanjay Havaldar between 27 and 29 July during office hours.

CJP protest: PM Modi announces fast-track courts for paper leak cases, says culprits won’t be spared

The decision is aimed at safeguarding the interests of students and protecting the future of the country, he asserts.

India turns to military to beef up security after exam scandals

Modi govt is trying to curb the fallout of the entrance exam scandal as a separate controversy involving erroneous school marks linked to a new online system simmers.

Resignations won’t solve exam cheating & leaks. Yogi govt figured it out years ago

India must move beyond outrage and ask: what actually works to solve paper leaks and exam cheating? To answer that, begin not with NEET or NTA, but with Uttar Pradesh.

Paper leaks, marksheet mix-ups—it’s a bad time to be a student in India

All the authorities are working to fix the OSM controversies & the NEET paper leak but how many of them actually care about the lakhs of students they’ve mentally burdened?

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Exam-rigging industry is latching on to tech. ChatGPT, proxy server make it a ‘test’ for cops too

Traditional physical methods of cheating in competitive exams have evolved and become far more sophisticated now. Technology is the key factor, the police say.

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Operation Sindoor to Epic Fury, air power is becoming war’s opening move

Air power used to be the instrument of escalation, the thing a state reached for once diplomacy had failed. Increasingly, it is no longer the last resort.

Life insurance policy surrender, withdrawal payouts jump to Rs 2.8 lakh-crore, exceed maturity benefits

Govt says surrender & withdrawal payouts accounted for 39% of total benefits in 25-26, up from 32% in 21-22, driven by affordability issues, mis-selling, changing financial circumstance.

‘When Pakistan sought ceasefire, we kept it waiting’—Gen Anil Chauhan reveals India’s Op Sindoor flex

Pakistan reached out to India around 9.30 am on 10 May 2025 but Indian DGMO spoke only in the afternoon, just retired Chief of Defence Staff Anil Chauhan says at ThePrint's Off The Cuff.

Modi govt response to Gen Z protest shows a rare vulnerability. It’s an opportunity for Opposition

The young people broke the self-imposed silence among the elite not to speak a word critical of the Modi government, except to whisper on the sidelines, looking left, right and behind.