The Cockroach Janta Party has announced a peaceful march to the Delhi Police headquarters on September 5, demanding that the government fulfill its promises to protesting youth and families of NEET students who died.
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Over 2 million students appeared for the NEET-UG 2026 re-examination across India under heightened security, following allegations of a paper leak and other irregularities in the initial test.
An opinion piece addresses NEET students, asserting that their guardians, rather than the students themselves, are responsible for their perceived failures.
Amid an uproar over alleged paper leaks in the state, Punjab Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains met with students who cleared the NEET exam, while the BJP and SAD called for his resignation.
Arvind Kejriwal has urged the National Testing Agency (NTA) to prioritize student concerns and refrain from threatening NEET students with legal action, following a warning issued by the agency.
A vulnerability in the Telegram messaging app, specifically its 'edited' feature, has been exploited by scammers targeting vulnerable NEET students, leading to interventions and directives from the NTA. An IIT Madras Director previously explained this vulnerability and the necessity of curbs.