Indian police used water cannons and other crowd control measures against students protesting in Patna over alleged exam paper leaks and irregularities in public service examinations. The clashes highlight ongoing youth discontent regarding job opportunities and transparency in the examination system across India.
A video showing a Bihar student asking his mother if she had eaten while being transported in a police van went viral, leading to criticism from the Congress party. The party slammed the felicitation of a minister in Parliament, drawing a parallel to the student's situation.
A student from Bihar died by suicide at an academy in Bengaluru after allegedly being repeatedly called "good-for-nothing" by his teachers. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for investigation into the academy's conduct.
A Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) official's comment, 'Kutte bhonke hazaar' (thousands of dogs bark), has ignited widespread criticism from student aspirants and opposition leaders who accuse him of likening protesting students to dogs.
A young student from Bihar gained viral fame for his dramatic reaction to being scolded by a teacher, boldly declaring, 'Will destroy your school!' and telling the principal to 'start counting your days.'
More than 20 students at a government school in Nalanda, Bihar, fell ill after consuming soybean rice during their mid-day meal, with a detergent mix suspected as the cause.
Gujarat Police's Cyber Crime Branch arrested a 19-year-old Bihar student for allegedly attempting to divert NEET UG 2026 fee refunds into his own bank accounts, foiling a cyber fraud attempt.
