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    Hyderabad Police book Meta India head, social media accounts over PM Modi posts

    Hyderabad: Hyderabad Police have booked Meta India head along with several Facebook and Instagram accounts over content targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the recent Cockroach Janta Party protests over NEET paper leak. Cybercrime Police have registered cases against the India head of Meta, Arun Srinivas, as well as several Facebook and Instagram accounts for.

    Opening Doors for Dialogue with Students

    Thousands of students marched from Jantar Mantar in New Delhi towards Parliament on July 20, demanding action over the alleged NEET paper leak. After being dispersed by police, many protesters regrouped at Connaught Place. The day witnessed clashes in the evening, with stone-pelting incidents reportedly injuring over 100 police personnel and around 60 students.  .

    NEET leak betrayed 22 lakh students, education minister must go, says Sachin Pilot on Rahul Gandhi’s Kota event

    Jaipur: Congress leader Sachin Pilot on Wednesday accused the Centre of failing to fix accountability in the NEET paper leak case, saying that despite 22 lakh students being affected, neither has Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned nor has any meaningful action been taken against those responsible. Pilot Questions Accountability In NEET Paper Leak Case.

    Telegram removed from Google Play Store after Govt restrictions, still available on Apple App Store

    New Delhi: Telegram has been removed from the Google Play Store in India following the Centre’s decision to temporarily restrict access to the messaging platform ahead of the NEET (UG) 2026 re-examination. As a result, new users are currently unable to download the app through Google’s official Android marketplace. The move follows government action aimed.

    NEET-UG Paper Leak: Khan Sir Calls for Stronger Security at Source, Says Students and Teachers Both Suffer

    Patna: Renowned educator Khan Sir on Monday expressed serious concern over examination paper leaks, stating that such incidents affect not only students but also teachers, who are forced to repeat months of academic preparation. He stressed that the focus of security measures should be on the stage where question papers are prepared and printed rather.

    CBI checks properties and assets of arrested accused in NEET paper leak case

    The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), currently investigating the NEET paper leak case, is now also scrutinising the assets of the three accused individuals arrested in connection with the matter.