The Lok Sabha debated the Public Examination Amendment Bill, 2026, on Tuesday. This proposed legislation seeks to enhance the integrity of public examinations across India. Union Minister Jitendra Singh piloted the bill, emphasising its commitment to student welfare. BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj defended the amendment as a necessary step.

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

The Public Examinations Amendment Bill 2026 introduces stricter measures, including a 5-year jail term and Rs 50 lakh fine, to combat paper leaks and examination malpractice.

The Lok Sabha will consider a bill to prevent unfair means in public examinations. Another bill aims to increase the number of Supreme Court judges for consideration. Reports on…

The government will introduce the Public Examinations Amendment Bill in Lok Sabha to strengthen anti-paper leak measures.

The government introduced a bill proposing tougher penalties for examination fraud. This amendment seeks to strengthen the existing Public Examinations Act of 2024. It increases…