Anti-paper leak amendments become law after president’s assent
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The Indian Parliament passed legislation to address paper leaks in competitive exams, which was signed into law by the President.
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TypeNews
SourcePolicyRadar India
PublishedSaturday, 1 August 2026
Affected Population~850 million internet users, 75,000+ startups
Key Numbers
Rs 15,000 crore for Digital India initiatives
UPI: 14 billion monthly transactions
850 million+ Aadhaar-linked mobiles
4 Labour Codes consolidating 29 laws
Key Authorities
Ministry of Electronics & ITTRAICERT-InMinistry of Labour & EmploymentEPFO
Key Stakeholders
Internet UsersTech CompaniesStartupsWorkersTrade UnionsEmployers
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