The Anti-Paper Leak Bill has been passed in Parliament after nearly 10 hours of intense debate, repeated disruptions, and political clashes between the opposition and the government. The legislation was approved through a voice vote, following a heated discussion over examination reforms and student protests.

During the Lok Sabha debate, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi launched a strong attack on the government over the police action during the July 20 student protests. He accused the Home Minister Amit Shah of being responsible for the alleged use of force against protesters, including claims involving pellet guns.

The ruling alliance strongly rejected Rahul Gandhi's allegations. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiran Rijiju demanded that Gandhi provide evidence for his claims and accused him of making serious allegations inside the House.

NEET Paper Leak Row: Anti-Paper Leak Bill Passed After Stormy Parliament Debate

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has officially announced the withdrawal of its 37-day protest at Jantar Mantar after the government accepted all of its key demands. CJP leaders called the movement a victory for dignity, democracy, and peaceful protest while urging demonstrators to return home peacefully. The organization also condemned violence, blamed anti-social elements for attempts to disrupt the agitation, and emphasized the need for long-term reforms in India's education system.

CJP ends 37-day Jantar Mantar protest after government accepts all demands | Neet Protest 

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has officially withdrawn its protest after the government accepted its key demands, marking the end of the historic agitation at Jantar Mantar. While protesters celebrated their victory, leaders emphasized that they will continue to hold the government accountable for education reforms and examination transparency. Political observers are now watching whether this student-led movement will shape India's future political and educational landscape.

Dharmendra Pradhan Resignation: CJP ends protest, focus shifts to education reforms

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has broken his silence on the CJP-led student protest over the NEET paper leak controversy. Calling the movement peaceful, Salman expressed concern over the violence during the demonstrations and described the paper leak as a serious issue. He praised students for demanding a better education system, urged the government to respond positively, and emphasized that the issue should not be politicised.

Salman Khan backs CJP-Led student protest | Says NEET paper leak must not be politicised

Mental health cases among Israeli children have risen sharply, driven by war-related trauma, with a 59% increase in suicide attempts among children aged 6–9 and a 29% rise in hospital admissions. Studies show 84% of Israeli children are experiencing emotional distress, with 93% of those impacted by conflict exhibiting symptoms.


Israel-Hamas War: Mental Health Cases Rise Among Israeli Children

The data show that only 8.6% of institutions report full industry alignment across their programs, while over half (51.01%) report no alignment. This lack of synchronisation is compounded by low industry participation in the classroom. 

75% of Indian colleges still not ready for industry; only 8.6% of institutions aligned with job needs: Report

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday (Feb 11) called for the urgent need to ensure the rootedness of the country's education system in Indian values. In a virtual address commemorating the 200th birth anniversary of Arya Samaj founder Swami Dayanand Saraswati in Gujarat's Tankara, about 1,180km west of New Delhi, Prime Minister Modi highlighted the significance of the DAV (Dayanand Anglo Vedic) institution as a living memory.

PM Modi holds DAV in high regard, says education system must be rooted in Indian values

In order to improve the quality of school education, the Indian government is working on replacing the old educational structure of 10+2 system by 5+3+3+4 system. WION tells you more in this report.

WION Dispatch: India's new '5+3+3+4' education format

You would think that well-qualified MPs would score high on standardised tests taken by 10-year-old school children, however, a mock exam conducted at an event in UK's Westminster proved otherwise.

Exams 'do not help children’s learning': UK MPs score lower than the average 10-year-old

The debate over the firing of New York University (NYU) professor has been continuing. The teacher has been the subject of a student's petition where they claimed that his course is too hard for them.

New York University fires chemistry teacher after students petition saying his class was too hard

Turkey is looking for ways to expand its soft power in India and is willing to spend money on it. Reportedly, Turkey has operating different fronts in India. Some of them have direct likes to the Turkish president and his family.

What are China and Turkey doing in Indian campuses?

What Should India Do To Adapt To The Artificial Intelligence Transition?

WION Edit: To ride the artificial intelligence, India must skill its students & workers

Serving a population of nearly 1.4 billion, the Indian education sector is huge. Addressing the needs of such a large, dispersed and diverse population has its own challenges.

Higher education reforms imperative to push India story

India Skills Report 2019’, a joint initiative of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and Association of Indian Universities (AIU) along with Wheebox, PeopleStrong and Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), was released on November 22, 2018.

Educated but unemployable

The student who scores the highest grade in an exam is not the one who best understands what (s)he is learning, but rather the one who is able to effectively memorise the contents in the textbook.

Opinion: Why as a student I find exams so meaningless