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Exam Protests Force Reform Talks
Alleged entrance-exam leaks force Indian students and families into nationwide accountability protests over public education
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India Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned after weeks of youth-led protests over alleged entrance-exam leaks, a 26-day hunger strike, and demands for education-system reform.
- Frame 1Alleged entrance-exam leaks force Indian students and families into nationwide accountability protests over public education.
- Frame 2Rallies and a 26-day hunger strike kept pressure on the ministry.
- Frame 3Dharmendra Pradhan sent his resignation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
- Frame 4Police dispersed New Delhi protesters before leaders returned to government talks.
- Frame 5Movement leaders said demands were accepted and ended the demonstrations.
- Frame 6Exam integrity and youth opportunity remain the next test for India's government.
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- Jul 25, 9:24 AM EDT
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