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Fast-track courts, bill to tackle leaks: PM Modi

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  1. PM Modi announced that the Union Cabinet will discuss a bill to strengthen the anti-cheating law for stricter punishment.

  2. The bill is expected to be introduced on Monday when the second week of the current Parliament session begins.

  3. Fast-track courts and strict punishment for paper leaks will be discussed in the Cabinet and given final shape after discussion.

  4. The government conducted exams for 22 lakh students to avoid a lost academic year, with results declared.

  5. Modi stated that culprits have been caught and jailed, emphasizing the welfare and future of youth.

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