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In a fervent demonstration, Congress and NSUI members took to the streets of Ranchi, rallying against soaring fuel prices and the NEET examination scandal. They demanded accountability from the Union Education Minister and called for the disbanding of the National Testing Agency. NSUI activists encircled the BJP's state office, warning of escalating protests if their voices go unheard.

Protests over the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak allegations turned violent in Ranchi. Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha workers clashed with National Students’ Union of India members outside the BJP office. The NSUI is conducting a nationwide 'Mashaal March' demanding action. They accuse the government of failing to prevent examination irregularities and fooling the public. Student anger is growing.

The NSUI rallied in Bhubaneswar, demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan in light of the NEET-UG issues. Chanting fervently, participants criticized the government's negligence towards students, alleging significant flaws in the examination processes. This vibrant protest echoed a growing nationwide movement advocating for urgent changes and greater accountability within the educational framework.

Rahul Gandhi demands Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over the NEET-UG 2026 controversy, vowing continued protests until a foolproof system prevents future paper leaks. The NSUI also called for the minister's resignation and an impartial investigation, as the NTA claims only some questions, not the full paper, were leaked.

NSUI protested against the NTA over the alleged NEET-UG 2026 paper leak, demanding the agency's ban. The CBI is investigating a larger conspiracy, with accused Dhananjay Lokhande remanded to custody to identify linked NTA officials. Investigations reveal financial transactions and circulation of leaked papers among multiple accused.

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited the historic Sanchu Border Outpost, becoming the first minister to do so. He addressed BSF personnel, virtually inaugurated women's barracks, and reviewed drone technology. Shah also chaired a high-level meeting to bolster border security and launched 'Vibrant Village Programme-2' for 184 border villages, aiming to enhance infrastructure and economic self-reliance.

Congress on Wednesday attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the NEET-UG controversy, saying he “can’t even stop paper leaks”, and demanded the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan along with a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) probe into the alleged paper leak scandal. The party also sought compensation for affected students after the cancellation of the examination.

Students protested near Shastri Bhawan over the alleged NEET-UG paper leak. The National Testing Agency (NTA) announced the cancellation of the May 3rd exam and will re-conduct it, citing a need to maintain transparency. The government has also referred the matter to the CBI for a comprehensive inquiry.

Student unions are protesting Jharkhand's higher education department's plan to cluster government colleges by subject under the New Education Policy. Critics argue this will force students, especially from poor and tribal areas, to travel for different subjects, increasing costs and potentially leading to dropouts. Unions demand wider consultation before implementation.

Tamil Nadu CM renews calls to scrap NEET after exam cancellation due to alleged paper leak, citing disadvantages for rural and disadvantaged students. The CBI has arrested five individuals, with investigations pointing to a leak originating in Nashik and spreading through coaching networks. Protests intensify nationwide demanding accountability.

Two University of Hyderabad alumni, Roji M John and Rony K Baby, have been elected as MLAs in the recent Kerala Assembly Elections. John, a three-time MLA from Angamaly, credited his UoH and JNU student politics for his political journey. Baby, who studied Political Science at UoH, also secured a victory in Kanjirappally, marking his first assembly election win.

Rajasthan's Education Minister downplayed the NEET-UG 2026 cancellation, calling it "not a big issue" if irregularities occurred. However, Congress leaders accused the state government of suppressing information about the alleged paper leak, which involved a multi-state network and a "guess paper" sold for lakhs.

Students under the NSUI banner held a silent protest at Doranda College, demanding teacher appointments, student body elections since 2019, and improved sanitation. They highlighted a poor teacher-student ratio and inadequate facilities like washrooms and drinking water. The college principal assured that campus-level issues would be addressed, while university-level matters require higher intervention.