When a nation's most consequential examination is compromised, the wound runs deeper than any courtroom can reach. India's government, facing the moral weight of students lost to despair and millions more stripped of faith in a system meant to open doors, has chosen conciliation over prosecution — signaling that the NEET-UG paper leak scandal demands not punishment of the aggrieved, but reform of the apparatus that failed them. Prime Minister Modi's pledge of anti-paper leak legislation and the quiet consideration of compensation for bereaved families mark a rare moment when a government ackno
Centre drops legal action against NEET protesters, pledges anti-paper leak law
Students allegedly died by suicide following the NEET paper leak controversy; government considering compensation for affected families.