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The uproar surrounding the alleged paper leak of the NEET UG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Undergraduate) examination has surged to new heights, as the matter finds its way to the hallowed chambers of the Patna High Court. With the filing of a Public Interest Litigation (PIL), spearheaded by lawyer Vishal Saurav on behalf of advocate Sujit Kumar Sinha, the discontent over the integrity of the May 5th examination has reached a crescendo.
The transition from the state board to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) syllabus has brought forth significant challenges for both students and teachers in government schools across Puducherry district. Introduced for all classes this academic year, the CBSE syllabus has posed hurdles that many are grappling to overcome.
The Rajasthan Education Department has issued new guidelines prohibiting private schools from increasing fees for the next three academic years. These regulations also mandate complete adherence to rules regarding the sale of study materials and uniforms, and emphasize the importance of organizing parent-teacher meetings.
In a shocking incident in Telangana, police in Narayankhed's polling division resorted to lathi-charge against teachers demanding fair remuneration for their election duties. The confrontation occurred on May 14, as teachers protested against the disparity in pay compared to their counterparts in other regions.
In a recent development, 19-year-old Aman Kumar Singh, a National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) aspirant reported missing from his paying guest (PG) accommodation in Kota, has been located in Uttar Pradesh's Kushinagar. The news was confirmed by Kota police on Tuesday, May 14.
In a disturbing turn of events, the owner of a private school in Bhopal was arrested on May 14 in connection with the rape of an eight-year-old girl at the school's hostel.
Asmi More, a student from DAV Public School in Thane, has made headlines by scoring an impressive 98.8% in the CBSE 10th examinations.