Government discusses landmark Bill for stricter anti-paper leak laws, proposing up to 10 years imprisonment and hefty fines.

The draft legislation was circulated among MPs on the same day that Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned amid youth protests.

In the current bill, the jail term for unfair means and offences was three to five years with ₹10 lakh fine. | India News

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