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Indian Parliament to Discuss Anti-Paper Leak Bill Amid Opposition Protests

The Indian Parliament is set to discuss the anti-paper leak Bill, aiming to end a deadlock and address concerns over examination integrity. The bill proposes strict penalties, including at least five years in jail and a 50 lakh fine, for those involved in paper leaks.

27 Jul, 09:01 — 27 Jul, 09:01
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hindustan-timesMostly Factual29d ago

Birla gives govt, oppn 3 hours to settle differences for discussion on anti-paper leak Bill

Birla gives govt, oppn 3 hours to settle differences for discussion on anti-paper leak Bill

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hindustan-times27 Jul, 09:01First to report

Birla gives govt, oppn 3 hours to settle differences for discussion on anti-paper leak Bill

5h later
Times of India27 Jul, 13:56

CJP warns it may restart protest; LS set for explosive debate on anti-paper leak Bill - key points

indian-express27 Jul, 14:55Latest update

Parliament deadlock may end as Lok Sabha set to discuss anti-paper leak Bill tomorrow

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