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New Delhi: Neatly from the paper In the wake of the commotion and agitation, preparations for major changes have begun in the National Testing Agency (NTA). As part of this, the National Testing Agency sacked 47 officials on Friday. Legal and criminal action will also be taken against some of these officers. Further corrective measures will be taken after this. This is part of a comprehensive restructuring of the NTA, which has been mired in controversy over paper leaks. According to sources, the government is planning to implement sweeping reforms in the structure of the organization. NTA is likely to be restructured next month, with significant changes expected in its functioning and administrative system.

CJP demands resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan

In the wake of the protests, talks between the government and the CJP resumed on Friday. Union Minister JP Nadda and Dr. Jitendra Singh met CJP chief spokesperson Sourav Das and national spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka at the Constitution Club. After the meeting, a CJP spokesperson said that the government had responded positively to two of their three demands, but no agreement could be reached on Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation. The central government will give its response by tomorrow afternoon.

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The government is bringing a strict law against paper leakage

Prime Minister Modi issued a video message late on Thursday night, announcing that the government is bringing in a tough law to curb paper piracy. The Cabinet Committee approved the bill on Friday. Now it will be presented in the House on Monday. It carries a provision of 10 years imprisonment and a fine of Rs. The fast track court will pass the punishment for paper fiasco within three months. Prime Minister Modi said that the government will try to implement this new law at the earliest by passing it in the House. The accused in the Neet paper footy case have already been arrested and are not getting any relief from the courts.

National Testing Agency has conducted 270 exams

National Testing Institute was established in 2017. Since 2018, the institute has conducted 270 exams. 66 million students appeared in these exams. This year, the National Testing Agency has conducted 12 exams, in which 6.5 million students have appeared. There are 39 sanctioned permanent posts in NTA, out of which only 24 are filled and 15 are vacant. 73 people are employed on contract basis and 124 people are outsourced.

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