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Madhya Pradesh Plans New Law With 10-Year Jail For Paper Leaks
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has announced stringent measures to combat of paper leaks in the state a proposed law that involves a 10-year jail term and Rs 1 crore fine and categorises it as a non-bailable offence.
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Parliament Session 2024 Live Updates: PM Modi vs Rahul Gandhi In Lok Sabha
Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi today attacked the ruling BJP and said that Hinduism is not about spreading fear, hatred and falsehoods.
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Will Bring Stringent Law To Curb Exam Paper Leaks: Bihar Government
Bihar Deputy CM Samrat Chaudhary on Thursday asserted that the state government would bring in a stringent law to curb exam paper leaks, even as the CBI made its first arrest in the NEET-UG row, taking two people in custody from Patna.
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Half-Shut Windows, Abandoned Scooters: Scene At NEET Leak Accused's Home
NDTV visited the home of Iranna Kongalwar in Maharashtra's Latur, one of many named by law enforcement agencies probing the leak of NEET-UG question papers.
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Centre Notifies Rules Under Anti-Paper Leak Law, Mandates SOPs For Exams
The Centre on Monday made public the rules under the recently notified anti-paper leak law, mandating the National Recruitment Agency (NRA) to prepare norms, standards and guidelines for the computer-based tests among others.
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How The New Law Aims To Curb Question Paper Leaks In Public Exams
The government has introduced a strict law to curb paper leaks and cheating in public examinations amid a massive controversy over the NEET and UGC-NET exams.
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Amid Paper Leak Row, Centre Brings Stringent Law With Strict Punishment
The Centre on Friday operationalised a stringent law that aims to curb malpractices and irregularities in competitive examinations and entails provisions for a maximum jail term of 10 years and a fine of up to Rs 1 crore for offenders.
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New Law Against Exam Leak Amid NEET Mess: Jail Term, Fine Upto A Crore
Taking an important step amid the controversies surrounding the NEET and UGC-NET exams, the Centre has notified a stringent law that was passed in February to prevent paper leaks and cheating.
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When Rajnath Singh Proposed Jail For Students Caught Cheating, 3 Decades Ago
The Centre has introduced a new bill to punish those guilty of leaking exam question papers - whether for school exams, college entrance tests, or applications for government jobs.
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When Kalyan Singh Brought Ordinance To End Mass Cheating In UP
The Centre has introduced a new bill to punish those guilty of leaking exam question papers - whether for school exams, college entrance tests, or applications for government jobs.
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Rajasthan Congress Questions Lack Of Central Laws To Prevent Paper Leaks
The Rajasthan unit of Congress on Wednesday hit out at the BJP-led central government, asking why has it not enacted any law to prevent the leak of government exam question papers.
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Uttarakhand To Bring Stricter Law To Prevent Use Of Unfair Means In Examinations
The decision comes a day after five persons in Uttarakhand Public Service Commission were arrested here for allegedly leaking the question papers of exams.
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Paradise Papers Cases To Be Considered On Individual Merit: Arun Jaitley
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said the Union government will consider each case brought out by 'Paradise Papers' on its "individual merit". He said the government probe into the leaked documents from a Bermuda-based global offshore law firm, detailing financial holdings abroad of over 714 Indian entities and individuals, will follow the proce...
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EU To Discuss Blacklist Of Tax Havens After Paradise Papers Leaks
European Union finance ministers will on Tuesday discuss setting up a blacklist of worldwide tax havens, EU officials said, after leaked documents from an offshore law firm exposed new high-profile cases of tax avoidance.
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Sebi To Probe Firms Named In 'Paradise Papers'
'Paradise Papers' investigation has explored 13.4 million leaked files from offshore law firms and company registries in some secretive countries.
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Madhya Pradesh Plans New Law With 10-Year Jail For Paper Leaks
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has announced stringent measures to combat of paper leaks in the state a proposed law that involves a 10-year jail term and Rs 1 crore fine and categorises it as a non-bailable offence.
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Parliament Session 2024 Live Updates: PM Modi vs Rahul Gandhi In Lok Sabha
Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi today attacked the ruling BJP and said that Hinduism is not about spreading fear, hatred and falsehoods.
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Will Bring Stringent Law To Curb Exam Paper Leaks: Bihar Government
Bihar Deputy CM Samrat Chaudhary on Thursday asserted that the state government would bring in a stringent law to curb exam paper leaks, even as the CBI made its first arrest in the NEET-UG row, taking two people in custody from Patna.
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Half-Shut Windows, Abandoned Scooters: Scene At NEET Leak Accused's Home
NDTV visited the home of Iranna Kongalwar in Maharashtra's Latur, one of many named by law enforcement agencies probing the leak of NEET-UG question papers.
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Centre Notifies Rules Under Anti-Paper Leak Law, Mandates SOPs For Exams
The Centre on Monday made public the rules under the recently notified anti-paper leak law, mandating the National Recruitment Agency (NRA) to prepare norms, standards and guidelines for the computer-based tests among others.
-
How The New Law Aims To Curb Question Paper Leaks In Public Exams
The government has introduced a strict law to curb paper leaks and cheating in public examinations amid a massive controversy over the NEET and UGC-NET exams.
-
Amid Paper Leak Row, Centre Brings Stringent Law With Strict Punishment
The Centre on Friday operationalised a stringent law that aims to curb malpractices and irregularities in competitive examinations and entails provisions for a maximum jail term of 10 years and a fine of up to Rs 1 crore for offenders.
-
New Law Against Exam Leak Amid NEET Mess: Jail Term, Fine Upto A Crore
Taking an important step amid the controversies surrounding the NEET and UGC-NET exams, the Centre has notified a stringent law that was passed in February to prevent paper leaks and cheating.
-
When Rajnath Singh Proposed Jail For Students Caught Cheating, 3 Decades Ago
The Centre has introduced a new bill to punish those guilty of leaking exam question papers - whether for school exams, college entrance tests, or applications for government jobs.
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When Kalyan Singh Brought Ordinance To End Mass Cheating In UP
The Centre has introduced a new bill to punish those guilty of leaking exam question papers - whether for school exams, college entrance tests, or applications for government jobs.
-
Rajasthan Congress Questions Lack Of Central Laws To Prevent Paper Leaks
The Rajasthan unit of Congress on Wednesday hit out at the BJP-led central government, asking why has it not enacted any law to prevent the leak of government exam question papers.
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Uttarakhand To Bring Stricter Law To Prevent Use Of Unfair Means In Examinations
The decision comes a day after five persons in Uttarakhand Public Service Commission were arrested here for allegedly leaking the question papers of exams.
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Paradise Papers Cases To Be Considered On Individual Merit: Arun Jaitley
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said the Union government will consider each case brought out by 'Paradise Papers' on its "individual merit". He said the government probe into the leaked documents from a Bermuda-based global offshore law firm, detailing financial holdings abroad of over 714 Indian entities and individuals, will follow the proce...
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EU To Discuss Blacklist Of Tax Havens After Paradise Papers Leaks
European Union finance ministers will on Tuesday discuss setting up a blacklist of worldwide tax havens, EU officials said, after leaked documents from an offshore law firm exposed new high-profile cases of tax avoidance.
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Sebi To Probe Firms Named In 'Paradise Papers'
'Paradise Papers' investigation has explored 13.4 million leaked files from offshore law firms and company registries in some secretive countries.
