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India's New Anti-Paper Leak Law: Tougher Penalties & Fast Trials
India's new anti-paper leak law aims to combat exam fraud effectively. Investigations must conclude within two months, with trials expedited in fast-track courts. Offenders face up to ten years in prison and hefty fines, while organized rackets face even stricter penalties to deter future malpractices.
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