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Indian PM Narendra Modi has pledged swift action against those responsible for widespread exam fraud, as student-led protests intensify across the country following violent clashes with police in New Delhi.
Thailand's civil service commission is moving to suspend approximately 6,000 officials implicated in a widening examination fraud investigation that has already resulted in three arrests and raised serious questions about institutional integrity.
India's Delhi High Court has rejected Telegram's challenge to a temporary ban implemented by the government to combat alleged exam fraud. The messaging app, with over 150 million Indian users, remains blocked until June 22.
India has temporarily blocked Telegram after the platform was allegedly used to facilitate fraud targeting candidates in a national medical entrance examination. The action follows prior breaches involving leaked exam papers.