The story so far
NEET Abolition Campaign
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Political leaders and students across India intensify calls to abolish NEET after paper leaks and protests. DMK, Vijay, Annamalai, and others demand action, with celebrities supporting. Union minister under fire.
How it unfolded
19h ago
Stalin vows to continue NEET abolition campaign
19h ago
Akhilesh Yadav seeks minister's resignation
2d ago
Olympian Abhinav Bindra supports students
2d ago
Stalin calls protests 'wake-up call' for Centre
2d ago
DMK demands NEET abolition amid protests
3d ago
Annamalai cites three NEET paper leaks in five years
3d ago
TN CM Vijay backs students, demands NEET scrap
3d ago
Stalin calls for scrapping NEET
What happened earlier
Latest updates
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Full story →Munawar Faruqui says most celebrities spoke on student protests after 25 days: ‘It's disappointing’
Comedian Munawar Faruqui criticized celebrities for staying silent during student protests for 25 days and speaking only after PM Modi addressed the issue and public sentiment shifted.
Faruqui stated that support driven by pressure or public opinion is convenience, not courage, and that earlier voices could have prevented escalation.
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)-led protests allege irregularities in the education sector, including NEET exam leaks, with social activist Sonam Wangchuck joining a hunger strike.
Delhi Police detained over 25 students from Delhi University and Jamia Millia Islamia while heading to Jantar Mantar, citing preventive action under the Delhi Police Act.
Earlier · 2d ago
Full story →"NEET Paper Leaked Thrice In 5 Years, Yet No Accountability": K Annamalai
K Annamalai criticized lack of accountability after NEET paper was leaked thrice in 5 years.
Annamalai is a former IPS officer and was a prominent BJP face in Tamil Nadu.
He quit the BJP ahead of the 2024 Tamil Nadu state elections.
Earlier · 2d ago
Full story →NEET failed its promises, should be abolished: Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin called for the abolition of NEET.
Stalin said NEET failed to reduce student burden and shifted learning to coaching centres.
He described ongoing student protests as a 'wake-up call'.
Stalin said scrapping NEET is the only solution.
Earlier · 8h ago
Full story →How to pack your protest-day medical kit
Dr KS Harshith, internal medicine consultant at Aster RV Hospital, advises carrying a medical kit with basic first aid items, ORS, paracetamol, antihistamines, and prescribed emergency allergy doses for protest-day minor health issues.
People with asthma and diabetes should carry essential medicines, including a glucometer and fast-acting carbohydrates for diabetes, and an N-95 mask and inhaler for asthma, as demonstrated by actor Shabana Azmi who used her inhaler after a tear gas exposure at Jantar Mantar.
Free medical camps at Delhi's Jantar Mantar assist protesters, but individuals with chronic conditions must keep their own medications handy.