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France Bans Under-15 Social Media, Phones in Schools

France is pushing a bill to ban children under 15 from major social networks and mobile phone use in high schools, aiming for a September start though it must clear EU compatibility requirements and parliamentary votes. Lawmakers are negotiating between a universal ban and a blacklist approach, with President Macron backing the measure and enforcement hinging on an officially maintained list of banned platforms and age-verification rules, following an Australian precedent.

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Kharge demands Parliament speech on paper leaks

Kharge demands Parliament speech on paper leaks

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge urged PM Modi to make a formal statement in Parliament on the NEET paper leaks, calling for the Education Minister’s dismissal and accountability for forceful actions against protesters; Modi countered with a video pledge and a plan to bring a fast-track bill, prompting Kharge and others to demand parliamentary discussion rather than late-night addresses. Rahul Gandhi joined in criticizing the approach, reinforcing calls for a detailed debate in Parliament on education reforms and accountability.

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Congress Privilege Motion Over PM Residence Incident

Congress MP Hibi Eden filed a privilege motion in the Lok Sabha alleging breach of parliamentary rights and immunities of Rahul Gandhi and several Congress women MPs after a peaceful protest outside Prime Minister Modi's residence, accusing police of brutal manhandling and Gandhi being dragged to Chhatrasal Stadium amid protests over paper leaks and calls for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.

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India blocks 50 OTT platforms after two years

India blocks 50 OTT platforms after two years

India has blocked 50 OTT platforms over the past two years for obscene content and is tightening digital safety with updates to IT Rules, the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, and the proposed Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act to curb digital addiction and protect children online. Parliamentary disclosures also note extensive cyber awareness efforts reaching over 11.37 lakh people and ongoing measures to address online safety and youth well-being.

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Parliament Plans NEET Paper Leak Discussion, Govt Says

Parliament Plans NEET Paper Leak Discussion, Govt Says

The government, led by Union Minister Kiren Rijiju, says it is ready to hold a detailed, rule-based discussion on the NEET paper leak from the start of the Monsoon session and urges opposition parties to help frame an agenda without delaying business. Opposition protests and accusations of obstruction are cited as hindering dialogue, while Rijiju emphasizes a productive debate to inform the public about government actions.

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Riteish Deshmukh, Genelia Back Youth NEET Protests

Riteish and Genelia Deshmukh publicly backed the Cockroach Janta Party's Sansad Chalo NEET protests, urging authorities to listen to the youth and framing them as the democracy's future. The demonstrations during Parliament's Monsoon Session called for education reforms and the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, amid clashes and police action that drew widespread celebrity support.

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  • NEET Protests Expand as Celebrities Call for DialogueYuvraj Singh and other public figures urged peace, safety, and dialogue for India’s students as protests over NEET-UG paper leaks continue, with Opposition demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and Parliament debates amid police action at Jantar Mantar. The demonstrations have grown in scale, triggering FIRs, court notices, and frequent adjournments as the dispute intensifies.6 src · Jul 23, 2026
  • CRPF Deploys 20 Additional Companies in DelhiThe Centre has ordered 20 additional CRPF companies to be airlifted from West Bengal to Delhi to reinforce security amid the CJP protests and ongoing Monsoon Session of Parliament, with these units having previously been deployed in West Bengal for elections. Officials say the move, alongside about 30 additional CRPF and RAF units already in the capital, aims to strengthen law-and-order response to violent clashes during the protests.11 src · Jul 22, 2026
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