Modi calls for foolproof exam system in India after youth protests - Reuters

### Modi Calls for Foolproof Exam System in India Following Youth Protests

In response to widespread protests and growing public outrage, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for a "foolproof" examination system in the country. This move comes in the wake of the recent National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) paper leak, which sparked widespread demonstrations and calls for reform from students, parents, and politicians. The protests, which saw youths in various parts of the country taking to the streets, highlighting the need for a more reliable and secure examination system.

The Indian government has taken strict action against individuals involved in the NEET paper leak, with Prime Minister Modi stating that those responsible would be "severely punished." These measures have included arrests and disciplinary action against teachers and administrative staff accused of leaking the confidential information. The Prime Minister's announcement of stricter measures was met with a nod by the government, with Law Minister Kiren Rijiju stating that the administration would take all necessary steps to ensure that those responsible for the leak were brought to justice.

In a recent meeting with the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) party members, Prime Minister Modi outlined the government's achievements in various sectors, including education. He emphasized the importance of maintaining a balance between progress and fairness, asking party members to refrain from engaging in "partisan politics" during the NEET controversy. By highlighting the administration's commitment to education and reform, the Prime Minister aims to address growing concerns over the reliability of exam systems and the government's response to student demands.