Public Examinations Amendment Bill 2026: What does the proposed anti-cheating law promise?
The Centre has proposed a sweeping overhaul of India’s anti-paper leak law, seeking up to 10 years imprisonment, fines of up to ₹50 lakh for individuals and ₹10 crore for organised offenders, besides setting up fast-track courts and Special Task Forces
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