Addressing the 136th episode of his monthly radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat', PM Modi said that India continues to strengthen its defence capabilities and is emerging as a trusted global defence partner
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
You have given me overwhelming support and positive suggestions, he added
On the advice of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the President accepted the resignation of Bittu from the Union Council of Ministers, with immediate effect
As of December 2025, India had 880 FTCs, which disposed of 1.33 million cases during the year
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"
Speaking in the Parliament House complex, the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha also claimed that he was not allowed to speak on the floor of the House
Opposition leaders criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi after he announced a Bill to curb paper leaks, saying he should discuss the issue in Parliament instead of speaking through a video message
Sonam said that he broke his fast after receiving written assurances from the Centre that his demands would be met
Reacting to PM Modi's announcement of a proposed anti-paper leak Bill, the CJP said the govt should remove Education Minister Pradhan as the strongest action against examination irregularities
In a post on X, Gandhi said the prime minister should not insult the intelligence of students
CJP delegation will meet with govt ministers on Friday
Centre invites protesters for talks, but CJP says move sidesteps accountability
She said the prime minister has posted on social media that he cares for children when just last night he got them "teargassed and beaten up
Kejriwal said Modi did not mention incidents of students being injured during the protest march on Monday in his message to the youth
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said fast-track courts for paper leak cases reflect the Modi government's commitment to protecting the future of students and ensuring swift punishment for the guilty
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge criticised PM Narendra Modi over student protests and alleged exam irregularities, accusing the government of using force against young protesters
The Prime Minister said the fast-track courts would ensure the swift disposal of paper leak cases and stringent punishment for those found guilty
PM calls for convergence among youth-centric initiatives to tackle drug abuse
The Prime Minister told NDA MPs that strong action had been taken over Neet irregularities as protests, political confrontation and police action intensified in the national capital