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- Parliament has passed an anti-paper leak bill aimed at strengthening India's examination system, which PM Modi announced in a video message.
- The bill, passed by both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, includes strict provisions to punish paper leak gangs, whom the PM said would not be spared.
- Modi said both central and state governments have faced paper leak problems for decades and that reforms, use of technology, and a task force are part of the effort.
- The report notes the law will come into force once the President signs it and a notification is issued.
What to watch next
- Presidential assent and official notification to make the law effective
- Details of how the strict provisions against paper leak gangs will be implemented
- Steps on the task force and incorporation of states' suggestions
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Named India · Paper Leak Gang · Lok Sabha · Narendra Modi · Parliament · President of India · Rajya Sabha · Task Force
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