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The Lok Sabha began debating the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, which proposes stricter penalties, higher fines and faster investigations and trials to curb examination fraud and paper leaks while strengthening safeguards for competitive examinations
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Nearly a month after the examination concluded, the National Testing Agency is yet to release the provisional answer key. The uncertainty has deepened amid unverified social media claims of a leak of the Sociology paper, on which the NTA has issued no official statement
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the setting up of fast-track courts to deliver stringent punishment to those involved in exam paper leaks. He issued a stern warning against such malpractices, stressing accountability and swift justice to safeguard students’ futures.
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Senior BRS MLA T. Harish Rao criticised the Revanth Reddy government over alleged exam irregularities, citing the question paper leak at Professor Jayashankar Telangana State Agricultural University and demanding strict action to protect students’ futures.
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Police arrest three persons who allegedly called up aspirants preparing for the Maharashtra Public Service Commission exam and offered them the question paper for Rs 40 lakh. However, there was no evidence that the question paper had been leaked
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The arrested persons Rajeshwar of Adilabad and Prudhvi of Khammam had purchased the question paper from a suspect, Muralidhar who was arrested by the police on Wednesday
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While one person was picked up from Shadnagar, the other one was detained from Mahabubnagar by the special team of the SIT
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The man, Prashanth, who is a relative of one of the suspects Rajasekhar Reddy, arrested earlier in the case, had allegedly written the Group I prelims exam in October last year and qualified
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Among other reforms by TSPSC is to contemplated a new Act on the question paper leak that awards 10 years of imprisonment and hefty penalty on those found guilty
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The TSPSC employer had allegedly received Group 1 paper from the prime suspect Praveen Kumar and allegedly provided it to at least 10 other persons who are working in different positions at TSPSC
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Speaking to Telangana Today, Group-1 aspirant opined that if aspirants have thorough knowledge in the subject, nothing would happen with cancellation of exams
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SIT officials investigating the TSPSC paper leak case, went to one of the prime suspect, Rajashekar Reddy’s village Tatipally in Jagitial and questioned his family members, relatives and villagers
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SIT of Hyderabad police who re-registered the case and took up investigation are waiting for the court to grant custody of suspects in TSPSC Paper leak case for further investigation
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TSPSC said the Commission, after careful examination of the FIR registered by the CCS, Hyderabad with regard to leakage of the question papers of the exam, had decided to cancel the exam held on March 5
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At least three persons were arrested and 19 others detained following the leakage of the General Science question paper of class 10 boards on Sunday night
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BJP State president Bandi Sanjay blundered big time in his attempt to corner Telangana government over TSPSC exam paper leak issue
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The Hyderabad Police Commissioner, CV Anand stated that the investigation of the case will be done under the direct supervision of Additional Commissioner of Police (Crimes and SIT), AR Srinivas
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The police will file a petition seeking custody of the nine persons in TSPSC exam paper leak case for further investigation