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Telegram Ban in India: Education Economy, Copyright, and Accessibility Questions

Telegram Ban India Education Economy Copyright Infringement

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Telegram's ban in India due to NEET exam leak controversy raises questions about its role in the country's shadow educational economy, copyright infringement, and the balance between intellectual property protection and student accessibility to educational resources.

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