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Pradhan said he had approached Prime Minister Narendra Modi and offered to resign from the Union Council of Ministers
Long before public service commissions or ethics committees, Arthashastra confronted a timeless question about who deserves public power
Experts say technology alone cannot stop exam leaks, urging multiple attempts, higher spending and a sharp expansion in seats across India's higher education system
The outrage over GenZ memes says less about young protesters than authority's perennial discomfort with unfamiliar forms of political expression
The Centre has rarely rolled back major policy decisions. But since 2014, sustained protests, political opposition and pressure have led to changes, withdrawals or delays on several key measures
Leaks of questions for examinations have been part of India's landscape for long, and the NTA was set up in 2017 to address these issues
Pralhad Joshi assumed charge as Union education minister a day after replacing Dharmendra Pradhan, who resigned following nationwide protests over the Neet paper leak controversy
His remarks came after Pradhan resigned on Saturday amid mounting pressure due to the protests over the Neet paper leak controversy
At present, he oversees the ministries of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, along with New and Renewable Energy
The party said the Centre had agreed to provide compensation to the families of those who died during the protest in accordance with applicable rules and regulations
Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation follows mounting pressure over the NEET paper leak, marking only the second ministerial exit during Narendra Modi's 12 years in office
The minister's resignation comes weeks after protests over the leaking of the question paper for the highly-competitive National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (Neet-UG) for admissions to medical colle
Citing 'deep anguish' over the ongoing protests, Dharmendra Pradhan said he has submitted his resignation to PM Modi amid sustained student agitations and mounting political pressure
BSP chief said the confrontation over demands for Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation should not divert attention from the need for comprehensive reforms in the education and examination system
After meeting protesters, Rahul Gandhi accused Centre of failing students and reiterated demands for Pradhan's resignation, punishment for those behind police action and sought PM Modi's apology
Dipke said he had been diagnosed with typhoid and was undergoing treatment, but thanked supporters for sustaining the nationwide protests demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation
Our education system is a destroyer of all talent by enforcing learning by rote, and then holding coaching classes to 'crack' competitive exams. And then, papers leak
The anxieties and aspirations of the youth are an opportunity for a more consequential debate on India's economic trajectory
Pradhan's resignation non-negotiable, says CJP; NTA fires 47 officials as part of Neet protest outreach; SC to hear pleas on police excesses on July 27
When asked about the reported draft Bill proposing stricter punishments for paper leaks, Vaishnaw declined to answer questions on the Neet issue, saying, "No paper will be leaked today"