Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced the formation of fast-track courts to ensure swift justice in NEET paper leak cases, saying that the future of India's youth cannot be compromised. His remarks come as the CJP-led protest in New Delhi intensifies, with fresh clashes reported between protesters and police near Jantar Mantar. Heavy security has been deployed, multiple Delhi Metro stations remain closed, and protesters continue demanding the resignation of the Education Minister.

PM Modi announces fast-track courts over NEET Paper Leak | CJP protest intensifies in Delhi

PM Modi has finally addressed the student protests over alleged examination irregularities, announcing plans to establish fast-track courts for the “swift and stringent punishment” of those involved in paper leaks.

'Nothing is more important than...': PM Modi announces BIG decision as Delhi student protest grows

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

The NEET paper leak protests intensified in New Delhi after fresh clashes erupted between protesters and police near Jantar Mantar. The CJP-led agitation has vowed to continue until the Education Minister resigns. Several police personnel were reportedly injured as protesters clashed with security forces. Activist Sonam Wangchuk has also outlined key demands, including justice for students, compensation for affected families, and accountability over the exam paper leak issue. Parliament remains deadlocked over the timing and format of the debate on the NEET controversy.

CJP escalates agitation after fresh Delhi clashes | students demand education minister's resignation

The NEET protest has intensified in New Delhi as opposition leaders joined students demanding education reforms and accountability over alleged exam paper leaks. MPs arrived in Parliament wearing black in protest while thousands gathered at Jantar Mantar, calling for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation and sweeping changes to India's entrance examination system. Heavy security remains deployed as political tensions continue to rise.

NEET Protest Intensifies: Opposition MPs wear black, students demand education reforms

Protests demanding education reforms intensified in New Delhi as opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, and Akhilesh Yadav, were briefly detained after marching toward Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s residence. The demonstrations centered on the NEET controversy, alleged exam paper leaks, and demands for accountability. Meanwhile, Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan accused the opposition of politicizing student concerns, saying the government remains committed to addressing education issues in Parliament.

NEET Protest: Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi detained amid massive NEET protest in New Delhi 

Chile is witnessing large-scale student protests as thousands march toward the presidential palace in Santiago, expressing concern over proposed budget cuts that they fear could impact the school meals programme. Demonstrators say the plan threatens essential support for low-income students, while the government insists that the food programme is not at risk. The protests highlight growing tensions over education funding and social welfare priorities in the country.


Chile Protest: Student Protests Erupt in Chile Over Budget Cut Fears in School Meal Program 

Bangladesh interim government has banned a student wing of Former PM Sheikh Hasina's party under the anti terrorism act of 2009. Meanwhile, Several hundred protesters are in Dhaka and are demanding President Muhammad Shahabuddin's resignation. Watch in for more details!

Bangladesh Bans Student Wing Of Former PM Sheikh Hasina's Party

Amid growing demands for President Muhammad Shahabuddin's resignation. The interim government has said that it has not taken any decision for his removal. Watch our full report to know more.

Bangladesh: Will Bangladesh President Step Down ?

Student protests over the alleged rape of a college student in Pakistan took a violent turn on Thursday (Oct 17), when police fired tear gas and charged at the protestors.

Pakistan: Violent protests erupt in Lahore over on-campus 'rape' of college student | Here's what happened

#gravitas | Protests were back on the streets of Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka on Monday. In one incident, protestors raised demands for the interim Bangladeshi government to increase the age limit for government jobs from 31 to 35. While in the other, protestors, mainly garment workers, raised demands for the interim government to clear their dues. Both these protests led to clashes with police leading to violence. At least 1 person has died and 50 injured, in these clashes, leading to fears that the situation in Bangladesh continues to remain on the boil.

Bangladesh: Dhaka Sees Multiple Protests

Bangladesh's interim government has opened an investigation to allegations of hundreds of enforced disappearances these were allegedly carried out by Security Forces during the tenure of the ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. This investigation targets the infamous Rapid Action Battalion a paramilitary force accused of extensive human right abuses. Watch in for more details!

Bangladesh probes enforced disappearances, retired judge to lead security forces inquiry

It's only been a week since the 15-year Sheikh Hasina regime has been ousted in Bangladesh. An interim government gets down to business in the wake of the Quota protests that felled Hasina it has assured no discrimination against Hindus in Bangladesh. Watch in for more details!

Bangladesh unrest: Muhammad Yunus seeks cooperation, urges Hindus to exercise patience | Gravitas

In Bangladesh, the situation is gradually returning to normal sea after continued civil unrest for more than a month. Protesting police officers called off their strike after the interim government assured them of meeting most of their demands.

Bangladesh unrest: New interim government expresses grave concern over minority security

As Muhammad Yunus takes charge in Bangladesh, can he pull the country out of its troubles? With the fall of Sheikh Hasina, what's the future of Bangladesh?

Bangladesh Crisis: Can Muhammad Yunus save Bangladesh? | Inside South Asia

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned on Monday and fled the country, multiple sources said, as more people were killed in some of the worst violence since the birth of the South Asian nation more than five decades ago.

Bangladesh Protests: Bangladesh Army seeks cooperation, says will bring justice, peac

#Gravitas | As internet services slowly return in Bangladesh, the world's seeing more of what truly transpired over the past week. The violence, the chaos, the crackdown. The death toll has been staggering and uncertain. International news reports suggest over 200 deaths, but conflicting reports say that it is a gross underestimate. Watch the report to know more.

Gravitas: What really happened in Bangladesh?

Widespread violence continues to grip Bangladesh amidst the student protest against quotas for government jobs. The death toll has now risen to over 50 in the unrest that has taken a violent turn this week.

Bangladesh quota protests: Death toll rises to 75

Widespread violence continues to grip Bangladesh amidst the student protest against quotas for government jobs. The death toll has now risen to over 50 in the unrest that has taken a violent turn this week. Watch this video for all details.

Bangladesh quota protests: Massive showdown between cops & protesters in Dhaka

According to authorities, University of Arizona police were compelled to use tear gas or another chemical munition to break up anti-Israel demonstrations on campus.

University of Arizona Police use 'chemical munitions' to disperse student protesters

Police arrived on the University of South Carolina (USC) campus Sunday morning and cleared away a pro-Palestinian encampment after the school issued a warning to demonstrators.

Police clear pro-Palestinian encampment from USC campus, no arrests reported

Video footage showing police forcibly removing the hijab of a Muslim woman is circulating on social media. The woman was detained on the premises of Arizona State University.

Police remove hijab of student protester at Arizona State University, trigger backlash

Students and union officials have gathered outside Australian PM Scott Morrison's House and raised slogans to demand greater action on climate change.

Students' call for climate action grows louder, ask government to divert funding

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