In part 1 of a series on paper leaks, ThePrint looks at how clandestine operations involving various players have evolved over decades & what investigation in major cases revealed.
At a rally this week, Modi talked of Bengal's 'cut-money culture', and said 'syndicates are ruling the roost not just in construction sector, but also while taking places on rent or lease'.
Under Indira Gandhi, JNU turned a deep shade of red because of curricula and faculty chosen by Education Minister Syed Nurul Hasan from a pool of pro-CPI teachers.
This is the game every nation is now learning to play. Some are finding new allies or seeing value among nations where they’d seen marginal interest. The starkest example is India & Europe.
if exam papers are left on highways for only a few hours and still the rogues use this time to do mischief, what would the plight of EVMs that remain somewhere unknown to public and what not would be done with them to win elections?… the value of education has been going down each year in the country with no limit to leaks, be it entrance exams or govt. related jobs exams… its the same… corruption every where be it all service commissions..added to that is religion based feeling…..
if exam papers are left on highways for only a few hours and still the rogues use this time to do mischief, what would the plight of EVMs that remain somewhere unknown to public and what not would be done with them to win elections?… the value of education has been going down each year in the country with no limit to leaks, be it entrance exams or govt. related jobs exams… its the same… corruption every where be it all service commissions..added to that is religion based feeling…..
Awesome work my friend Mayank