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The NEET-UG 2024 exam results have stirred controversy and protests among students and authorities. The recent re-exam saw a significant absence rate, with only 52% of eligible candidates taking the test. This highlights the irregularities and concerns surrounding the examination process. The protest over alleged discrepancies in the results led to students raising slogans in opposition.
The Union education ministry’s response to the situation includes a high-level panel meeting on exam reforms. The panel, headed by former ISRO chief K. Radhakrishnan, aims to ensure transparent, smooth, and fair exam conduct through the National Testing Agency. This move is crucial in addressing the issues raised by the NEET-UG 2024 results.
Additionally, a recent hooch tragedy in Kallakurichi has resulted in the arrest of a suspected supplier of methanol in Chennai. The incident, which claimed the lives of dozens, sheds light on the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement agencies in tackling the illicit liquor trade.
In another legal development, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has approached the Supreme Court against a bail order suspension in an ED case. The case, related to the excise policy, highlights the legal battles faced by political figures in the country.
Moreover, the Union Tribal Affairs Ministry’s promise to review the paperwork for a significant infrastructure project on Great Nicobar Island reflects the government’s commitment to tribal communities’ rights. This move signals a proactive approach towards environmental and community considerations.
Lastly, an anti-militancy operation near the LoC in Uri sector resulted in the killing of a militant, emphasizing the security challenges faced by the armed forces in volatile regions. The incident underscores the ongoing efforts to combat militancy and ensure peace in the region.
