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Bill moots 10 years in prison, fine of Rs 10 crore for paper leaks

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  1. Cabinet approved draft bill proposing up to 10 years in jail and maximum fine of Rs 10 crore for paper leaks.

  2. Fast-track courts will have statutory backing to dispose of such cases within three months.

  3. Minimum jail term for individuals using unfair means raised from three to five years; maximum ten years.

  4. For organised crimes, jail term is 10 years with Rs 10 crore fine, up from Rs 1 crore.

  5. Coaching centres likely brought under purview for malpractices in exams like NEET, JEE, and CUET.

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