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Dharmendra Pradhan resigned as Education Minister following the NEET paper leak controversy, bringing the month-long CJP protests to an end.
This week's top stories from India and around the world.
Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike after the Central Government assured talks on his demands and announced measures to address the NEET paper leak issue.
NEET paper leak protests continue as political tensions and demands for accountability grow.
Jammu & Kashmir National Conference leaders, led by Omar Abdullah, protested in Delhi demanding the restoration of Jammu & Kashmir's statehood.
Sonam Wangchuk was hospitalised during his hunger strike as thousands of protesters marched towards Parliament, leading to clashes with Delhi Police.
Sonam Wangchuk has been on an indefinite hunger strike for 19 days, demanding action over the NEET 2026 controversy, as his health worsens and pressure mounts.
After the NEET UG 2026 re-test was held under tight security, entry issues and administrative errors kept the exam in the spotlight as students now await the results.
From a viral social media trend to a massive street protest, the Cockroach Janta Party has emerged as a youth-led movement demanding accountability and reforms in India's education system.
After the NEET UG paper leak controversy led to the exam's cancellation, the government is considering using Air Force aircraft to ensure a secure and fair re-examination.
During a BJP rally led by Girish Mahajan in Mumbai, a traffic-stuck woman confronted him over roadblocks, sparking a viral video and political reactions.
Nearly 8 million Americans protested nationwide on 28 March 2026 in the “No Kings” movement, demanding President Trump’s resignation.
Anganwadi in Odisha reopened after 3 months of closure caused by caste discrimination against a Dalit cook, following government action and community awareness efforts.
A NEET aspirant from Uttar Pradesh allegedly cut off his own foot to qualify for the disability quota after repeated exam failures.
The 83rd Golden Globe Awards became a platform for political protest over ICE actions. Celebrities used their visibility to demand justice and accountability.
A viral video from a PTI protest in the UK, claiming a car bomb threat against Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir, has put Pakistan’s government and security agencies on high alert.
A peaceful Sikh Nagar Kirtan in South Auckland was disrupted by a protest group that blocked the procession and shouted slogans.
The International Crimes Tribunal in Bangladesh has sentenced former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death, blaming her for last year’s protest crackdown.
A massive Bharat Bandh, supported by trade unions and farmers, has disrupted services across India as over 25 crore people protest for jobs, wages, and against privatisation.
A NEET aspirant from Maharashtra lost her life after her father, upset over low mock test marks, brutally beat her, highlighting the dangerous impact of academic pressure on students.
The Jain community in Mumbai held a silent protest march on 19th April against the BMC’s action of demolishing their 90-year-old Digambar temple at Vile Parle.
A big protest has started in Telangana as students and environmentalists oppose the clearing of 400 acres of forest land near Hyderabad Central University for IT park development.
Hidden cameras were discovered in the women's hostel of an Andhra Pradesh college, leading to a massive protest and the arrest of a student.
Protests in Badlapur over alleged sexual abuse of two girls led to violence and disrupted train services.