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India bans Telegram over exam leak
The Indian authorities have imposed a ban on the Telegram application, temporarily suspending access to it in order to prevent its use in leaking questions for medical college entrance exams. This measure follows the leak scandal that occurred last month, which led to the cancellation of the May exam results. The move comes amidst widespread protests and accusations of manipulation of exam results, as the "NEET" exam is among the most competitive tests in the country, with over two million students taking it annually for a chance to enter medical colleges. A decision has been made to block the app until the re-examination scheduled for June 22, along with restrictions on content editing features on the platform until the end of the month, aimed at protecting the education system from cheating and fraud.
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