Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan Submits Resignation to PM Modi Amid Protests

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Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi following widespread protests across the country regarding recent educational examination irregularities. The nationwide demonstrations stem from allegations of paper leaks and administrative mismanagement in national competitive exams. The resignation comes amid growing political pressure and demands for accountability from student groups and opposition parties seeking reforms in the examination system.

  • Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
  • The decision follows nationwide student protests over irregularities and alleged paper leaks in national competitive examinations.
  • Opposition parties and student organizations have intensified calls for official accountability and structural reforms.
  • The government faces ongoing pressure to address transparency issues within the national testing system.

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37 COMMENTS

  1. GenZ protest come to an end , students as usual gone to study, propagandist single penny foreign channel who spew venom.aginst india, and enemy foreign nations funding to remove modi seem to be unemployed.. forever.

  2. Two parties AAP and Congress who lost their elections states their mp’s mla’s and leaders lose their seats in elections .. talk about win over a resignation of a minister … what did they achieve ? Will you put the country in these morons hands ?? .. anybody who is happy about it .. means it’s obvious that they are part of campaign .. it’s not about students or their welfare

  3. 👍 GREAT WIN OF YOUNG INDIAN INDIANS!

    💯 A good decision by India's prime minister to force the education minister to resign.

    👉The Prime Minister of India has decided to clean up the educational ministry following the protests of Indian young students.

    The goal now is to clean up and heal the educational ministry, as well as to punish those who are corrupt.

    🔱 NO POLITICAL ADVANTAGE FOR ANY POLITICAL PARTY by this decision. IT'S PURELY THE WIN OF YOUNG INDIAN STUDENTS. Students SHOULD FOCUS ON ALL EXAMS OF INDIA.

  4. YES, WE DID IT🥹!!!…✊🏼🔥 Finally CORRUPT Dharmendra Pradhan resigned..& it’s a BIG ACCOMPLISHMENT 🏆 in STUDENTS’ PROTEST ❤🤩!!

    Yes, JHUKTI HAI DUNIYA, JHUKANE WALA CHAHIYE !!🫡 (World bows before Righteous!)

    INQUILAB ZINDABAD ✊🏼🔥😡!!!!!

  5. "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." — Mahatma Gandhi 🕊️

    Thank you for unbiased coverage.

    Government felt international pressure too. They underestimated the power of Internet.

  6. Dear CNA Editorial Team,
    I am writing with a few genuine questions. These are sincere questions intended to better understand your editorial approach, not to accuse anyone or to support any particular government or protest movement.
    In your recent coverage of the protests in India, the YouTube comment sections have remained open, allowing many viewers to express strong criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government.
    My questions are:
    If a similar large-scale controversy occurred in Singapore, would CNA report on it with the same intensity and leave the YouTube comment section open under the same moderation standards?
    Would CNA ask the Singapore Government the same direct questions about engaging with protesters and responding to public demands?
    Singapore continues to retain judicial caning and the death penalty. If activists campaigned for changes to these laws, would CNA give similar prominence to their views and ask the Government whether it would engage in dialogue with them?
    How does CNA ensure that the same editorial standards, scrutiny, and questioning are applied consistently to Singapore's Government and to foreign governments?
    I ask these questions because I would like to better understand the editorial values and moral reasoning that guide CNA's reporting and moderation decisions. My intention is simply to understand the principles that shape your approach.
    Thank you for your time, and I look forward to your response.
    Kind regards,

  7. Resignation is not consequence. He is still rich AF after so many bribes while in power. There is a reason why India's rep as a whole on their IHL front is bad and bad for so long, fake degrees, fake R&D, cannot happen without corruption.

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