Parliament passes bill to curb exam malpractices | India News
India News: NEW DELHI: On Friday, Parliament passed a bill aimed at curbing malpractices and irregularities in competitive examinations.
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RS passes Bill to curb exam malpractices, paper leaks
Union Minister for Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions Jitendra Singh, replying to the debate on the Bill said the legislation will protect students who are the “architects of new India and who will also be determining the face of India in 2047.”
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Bill Seeking Strict Legal Action Against Exam Malpractices And Irregularities Passed By Lok Sabha
The need for the bill arose after many competitive exams were cancelled following question paper leaks. - Bill Seeking Strict Legal Action Against Exam Malpractices And Irregularities Passed By Lok Sabha
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Budget Session 2024: Government to present bill aimed at tackling exam malpractices
The Parliaments Budget Session commenced on January 31, 2024, featuring the inaugural address by President...
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Bill to tackle exam malpractices likely in Parliament on Monday
The government plans to introduce a new bill to address malpractices and irregularities in competitive examinations. The bill, called the Public Examination (Prevention of Unfair Means) Bill, 2024, aims to crack down on organized gangs, mafia elements, and government officials involved in malpractices. It proposes a maximum jail term of 10 years and a fine of up to Rs 1 crore. The bill also establishes a high-level national technical committee to make the examination process more secure. President Droupadi Murmu announced the government's intention to enact the law during the Budget session.
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