Hooda’s remarks come at a politically sensitive moment, with the education ministry’s leadership change seen as a response to student anger. He also called for a transparent examination system that eliminates the possibility of future paper leaks. This image is only for illustrations. Former Haryana Chief Minister and Leader of the Opposition Bhupinder Singh Hooda
Joshi, who currently holds the Food and Consumer Affairs portfolio, said he would take up the new responsibility with “duty and humility.” The transition comes just hours after Pradhan stepped down, ending one of the most closely watched protest episodes in recent weeks. Union minister Pralhad Joshi after being assigned additional charge of the Education
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Pradhan said he resigned to ensure that the situation at Jantar Mantar and the country over was not “exploited” and students were saved from “legal complexities”. The move is being viewed as a big win for youth protesters who have been demanding accountability in the education system in India. Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation marks a turning
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The peaceful demonstration highlighted growing public anger over alleged exam irregularities and calls for accountability in the education system. A doctor at the protest said the issue of the paper leak was “shameful” – an emotional burden the movement has taken on across classes and professions. Thousands of protesters walk through Pune in the rain,
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A hospital case sheet from Safdarjung has given fresh weight to allegations of use of pellet guns in the July 20 CJP protest at Jantar Mantar, amidst denial of the claim by Delhi Police. The medical record describes “darkened skin around wounds, pellet shards stuck to skin and tenderness on impact sites”, raising serious questions
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UP Police reportedly raided the house of Mohd Junaid, a volunteer known for distributing food and water to protesters at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. His father and minor brother were taken into custody, reports said. In Meerut, his sister’s father-in-law and her devar were also reportedly picked up. Mohd Junaid, a volunteer who has been
