The Opposition has stepped up pressure on the Centre over the NEET controversy, demanding accountability for alleged exam paper leaks and action against those responsible.
Congress leaders intensified their offensive during the Monsoon Session, arguing that accountability must extend beyond legal action against those accused in the alleged exam paper leak.
The war of words over the NEET paper leak intensified after the Prime Minister announced fast-track courts, with Congress accusing the government of avoiding accountability and parliamentary scrutiny.
The Prime Minister said authorities have been directed to take all necessary steps to safeguard students' interests as protests over the NEET paper leak continue across the country.
The viral video not only sparked widespread public outrage but also reached the Delhi High Court, where the officer's alleged conduct was sharply questioned. As the controversy grew, Delhi Police removed him.
On the eve of the crucial monsoon session of Parliament, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo and former Uttar Pradesh chief minister Mayawati urged political parties to have constructive discussions rather than disruptions, especially as the country faces several problems.
KPCC General Secretary Deepthi Mary Varghese issued comprehensive guidelines cautioning party representatives against making personal statements on television talk shows and social media.
Kerala Health Minister K Muraleedharan on Sunday reiterated his opposition to the distribution of free food (pothichoru) by political organisations inside government hospitals, asserting that the government will not allow such political activities under any circumstances.
Odisha’s coastline is set to witness a major transformation with the construction of the new Rameshwar-Paradeep Coastal Highway, a 160.18 km corridor that will redefine connectivity across the state’s coastal belt.
Claiming the support of around 80 per cent Muslim women and 40 per cent Muslim men for the draft Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav announced on Sunday that the state cabinet has approved the draft Bill.
