India's Gen Z Protests Against Paper Leaks Lead to Minister's Resignation
Widespread protests by India's Gen Z against paper leaks in examinations have led to the resignation of a minister and calls for further education reform. The Supreme Court is considering recommendations for online NEET exams, while police have ordered the takedown of offensive posts targeting the Prime Minister.
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