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“As doctors, we know that prevention is better than cure.” For several days, doctors and FMGE aspirants have been protesting at Maharaja Ranjit Singh Park in Gautam Nagar, Delhi, over alleged irregularities in the FMGE exam held in June 2026. The protesters allege that the examination pattern was changed...

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#WATCH | Mumbai | On the doctors strike, Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis says, "I believe that protests should not be conducted in a manner that disrupts patient care. Any protest that hampers the treatment and relief of patients is inappropriate...For the state government, all doctors, regardless of the medical system they practice are equal, and we make no distinction among them. Doctors serving in our medical colleges and hospitals are especially important to us. I would like to assure them that the government has no intention of treating them unfairly"

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#WATCH | Bihar | At Gardanibagh in Patna, where BPSC aspirants are protesting and demanding re-examination for preliminary exam, Jan Suraj chief Prashant Kishore says, "...The government should meet the students' representatives and consider their demand for re-examination. Yesterday a student committed suicide, it is unfortunate. The government should announce a compensation of Rs 10,00,000 for the family of the deceased without any delay... This is my ultimatum to the government - if the government does not resolve this issue within 3 days, and if students decide to protest and march further, I will be at the forefront..."
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#WATCH | Bihar | At Gardanibagh in Patna, where BPSC aspirants are protesting and demanding re-examination for preliminary exam, Jan Suraj chief Prashant Kishore says, "...The government should meet the students' representatives and consider their demand for re-examination. Yesterday a student committed suicide, it is unfortunate. The government should announce a compensation of Rs 10,00,000 for the family of the deceased without any delay... This is my ultimatum to the government - if the government does not resolve this issue within 3 days, and if students decide to protest and march further, I will be at the forefront..."

ANI

29,638 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Patna | BPSC Candidates hold protest outside BAPU Exam Centre, Bihar. The aspirants say, “Half of the students did not even get the OMR sheet or the question booklet for 15 minutes…. Many got the question booklet one hour late and it was snatched away in 10 minutes... Where the capacity of students is more than 200, why only 175 question papers were brought?... We discovered that the question paper has been leaked… Teachers were threatening us to stay quiet… There is not one BPSC exam which has not been rigged… The seal of the question booklet packet was torn… An aspirants answered sheet was found in the toilet…”
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#WATCH | Patna | BPSC Candidates hold protest outside BAPU Exam Centre, Bihar. The aspirants say, “Half of the students did not even get the OMR sheet or the question booklet for 15 minutes…. Many got the question booklet one hour late and it was snatched away in 10 minutes... Where the capacity of students is more than 200, why only 175 question papers were brought?... We discovered that the question paper has been leaked… Teachers were threatening us to stay quiet… There is not one BPSC exam which has not been rigged… The seal of the question booklet packet was torn… An aspirants answered sheet was found in the toilet…”

ANI

51,214 views • 1 year ago

The protest is not over. Jantar Mantar remains occupied. Contrary to several claims circulating on social media suggesting that the #CockroachJanataParty (CJP) protest has ended or that the protest site has been completely dismantled, the protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar is very much ongoing. After the clashes during the proposed march to Parliament, protesters remained on the roads outside Jantar Mantar until around 3.30 a.m. before returning to the protest site. According to organisers, they rebuilt the stage after it was demolished during the police action and resumed the sit-in. Hundreds of protesters continue to remain at Jantar Mantar, while more supporters have been arriving at the venue through the day. Volunteers have also resumed organising the protest site as the demonstration continues. The developments come a day after the attempted Parliament march, which saw clashes between protesters and Delhi Police. While the confrontation drew widespread attention, the protest itself has not ended, with organisers maintaining that the agitation will continue. Eshwar reports from the ground. #DelhiProtest
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The protest is not over. Jantar Mantar remains occupied. Contrary to several claims circulating on social media suggesting that the #CockroachJanataParty (CJP) protest has ended or that the protest site has been completely dismantled, the protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar is very much ongoing. After the clashes during the proposed march to Parliament, protesters remained on the roads outside Jantar Mantar until around 3.30 a.m. before returning to the protest site. According to organisers, they rebuilt the stage after it was demolished during the police action and resumed the sit-in. Hundreds of protesters continue to remain at Jantar Mantar, while more supporters have been arriving at the venue through the day. Volunteers have also resumed organising the protest site as the demonstration continues. The developments come a day after the attempted Parliament march, which saw clashes between protesters and Delhi Police. While the confrontation drew widespread attention, the protest itself has not ended, with organisers maintaining that the agitation will continue. Eshwar reports from the ground. #DelhiProtest

The Quint

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We demand resignation of Hemant Soren 🚨 During the NEET paper leak controversy, Jharkhand CM said that students' futures were being put at risk. Now, as protests continue in Jharkhand over alleged irregularities, many are asking whether the same concern and support will be shown for the state's students as well.
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We demand resignation of Hemant Soren 🚨 During the NEET paper leak controversy, Jharkhand CM said that students' futures were being put at risk. Now, as protests continue in Jharkhand over alleged irregularities, many are asking whether the same concern and support will be shown for the state's students as well.

Voice of Hindus

16,565 views • 25 days ago

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Due to the Capture of the Al-Shifa Medical Center in Northern Gaza last night by the Israel Defense Force, Medical Supplies and Equipment as well as Doctors have begun to arrive at the Hospital in order to assist with Treating and Sheltering the Thousands of Palestinians who have been Trapped there for several weeks as a result of the War.

OSINTdefender

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VIDEO | Delhi: CJP Protesters celebrate at Jantar Mantar as Dharmendra Pradhan resigns. CJP leader Ashutosh Ranka says, "The government has agreed to withdraw all FIRs registered so far by Delhi Police or other agencies related to the protests. It has also been agreed that in the future, no protester or organiser will be legally harassed for this Jantar Mantar protest or the July 20 protest...Our third demand was Rs 1 crore compensation for the families who lost their children after the NEET paper leak. And we're very happy that the government has agreed to give an honourary compensation to all these families. We also presented a five-point demand charter to the government on how to fix the exam system." (Full video available on PTI Videos - #Delhi
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VIDEO | Delhi: CJP Protesters celebrate at Jantar Mantar as Dharmendra Pradhan resigns. CJP leader Ashutosh Ranka says, "The government has agreed to withdraw all FIRs registered so far by Delhi Police or other agencies related to the protests. It has also been agreed that in the future, no protester or organiser will be legally harassed for this Jantar Mantar protest or the July 20 protest...Our third demand was Rs 1 crore compensation for the families who lost their children after the NEET paper leak. And we're very happy that the government has agreed to give an honourary compensation to all these families. We also presented a five-point demand charter to the government on how to fix the exam system." (Full video available on PTI Videos - #Delhi

Press Trust of India

37,126 views • 1 month ago