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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pledged strict penalties for those involved in widespread exam fraud, responding to escalating student-led protests that have paralysed New Delhi and spread across major cities.
Thailand is preparing to suspend nearly 6,000 civil service officials caught up in an unprecedented examination fraud scheme, with authorities expanding investigations and recording multiple arrests.
India's High Court has rejected Telegram's legal challenge to a temporary ban imposed by the government to prevent the leaking of medical entrance exam questions ahead of Sunday's rescheduled test.
India temporarily blocked Telegram in June, citing the platform's alleged inaction against accounts offering leaked NEET exam papers. Telegram disputes the government's account of their discussions and has challenged the ban in Delhi High Court.
Telegram has launched a legal challenge against an Indian government order that temporarily suspended the messaging platform to combat exam fraud, signalling escalating tensions between tech companies and authorities over content control.
India has temporarily blocked the Telegram messaging app, accusing it of facilitating fraud in a national medical entrance examination already plagued by leaked paper allegations that invalidated millions of results.