India sees rising protests over teacher exams
A group of students in the Indian state of Bihar are protesting against the new two-stage teacher recruitment exam system, considering it exacerbates difficulty disparities and increases the risk of question leaks. The protests turned violent in Patna, where students attempted to march to the Prime Minister's residence. They are demanding accountability regarding irregularities in the selection process and reforms in recruitment, along with calls to stop violations and to disclose the entities responsible for evaluating the exams. These protests are part of the broader unrest that has been spreading since it began in Delhi a month ago, which has compelled the government to reverse previous decisions. The ongoing protests continue to demand reforms, including raising the minimum age limit and improving employment conditions.
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