Jharkhand Govt Schedules Fresh Round of Talks With Students Over Exam Irregularities

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The Jharkhand government is set to hold a new round of talks with student protesters over alleged exam irregularities, scheduled for around 12 pm. A panel member confirmed the development after a four-hour meeting with Chief Minister Hemant Soren. During the meeting, the panel briefed the Chief Minister on the progress made across five previous rounds of dialogue with the demonstrating students. The fresh talks signal the government's continued efforts to resolve the standoff through negotiation.

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