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Dharmendra Pradhan Resigns as Education Minister Citing Student Welfare

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Dharmendra Pradhan has stepped down from his position as India's Education Minister after four years in the role. In his resignation letter posted on X, Pradhan stated that his decision was motivated by a desire to protect students' futures. He also cited concerns about what he described as 'anti-national forces' attempting to exploit ongoing protests. Pradhan emphasized that preserving national unity was a key factor behind his resignation.

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