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  • India's Exam Crisis Ends: Did India's Democracy Just Pass Its Biggest Test?

India's Exam Crisis Ends: Did India's Democracy Just Pass Its Biggest Test?

July 2026 14 views 15:46

For nearly three months, India witnessed one of the largest student-led movements in recent history. What began as outrage over a NEET paper leak eventually became a national political movement involving hunger strikes, marches to Parliament, opposition rallies, social media wars and allegations of foreign interference. The government accepted key demands. The Education Minister resigned. Student leaders withdrew their agitation. And perhaps the biggest question now is—Did what began as a governance crisis ultimately become one of the Modi government's biggest political victories?

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