India's NEET exam paper leak led to the suicides of at least 21 students, including Kahaan Patel and Pradeep Kumar, forcing a retest for two million candidates. The scandal sparked youth protests in Delhi, leading to the education minister's resignation and calls for accountability.
A botched medical exam, a judge's slur, and a satirical movement led by Indian students, including Abhijeet Dipke in Boston, sparked widespread protests forcing India's education minister to resign, puncturing Modi's government hegemony.
India's headlines include a retest for the NEET-UG medical entrance exam amid security concerns, US Ambassador Jamieson Greer's visit for trade talks, and the resignation of AMMA's first woman president Shweta Menon. Pakistan's Defence Minister warned of war over the Indus Water Treaty, while India rejected Pakistan's President's comments on a mosque demolition threat in Varanasi. Sabarimala temple may use AI for crowd management.
Millions of Indian students retook the NEET-UG medical entrance exam on June 21 following a cancellation due to question paper leaks. The retest was conducted under strict security measures, with over 2 million candidates appearing.
Messaging platform Telegram has challenged an Indian government order temporarily blocking the app ahead of a retest of the NEET medical entrance examination. Telegram claims over 150 million users are affected by the ban, which the government imposed due to alleged use by cheating rackets.
A 23-year-old NEET aspirant, Ria, allegedly died by suicide in Dehradun's Chandrabani area on Tuesday morning. Police recovered a suicide note expressing disappointment over studies and love for her parents. Family reported no significant behavioral changes.
India has banned the Telegram messaging app until June 22, citing its use by cheating rackets to defraud candidates in the upcoming NEET medical entrance exam re-test. The exam was cancelled due to a question paper leak, sparking outrage and protests.
India will deploy the Indian Air Force to transport medical entrance exam papers for a retest on June 21, following the cancellation of results for over 2 million students due to widespread leaks. Officials will be under strict surveillance.
Yash Yadav, a first-year BAMS student from Khurampur village, was arrested by Rajasthan police for his alleged role in the NEET-UG paper leak, leading to the exam's cancellation and re-test for lakhs of aspirants.
A 71-year-old man from Uttar Pradesh has captured national attention by appearing for the NEET UG 2026 medical entrance exam. Ashok Bahar, a former marketing professional with LLB and MBA degrees, is pursuing his lifelong dream of becoming a doctor. His inspiring journey highlights that age is no limit to achieving one's goals.
