NEP Architect, NEET Row: Dharmendra Pradhan's 4 Years As Education Minister
Pradhan leaves office with a mixed legacy.

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Pradhan leaves office with a mixed legacy.
Dharmendra Pradhan welcomed by ruling MPs in Parliament on Monday
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Former minister Dharmendra Pradhan asserted his street fighter identity after resigning from his post. He arrived in Parliament as a Member of Parliament, receiving strong support from fellow MPs. Colleagues raised slogans and offered traditional honours, showcasing solidarity with the ex-minister. This public display aimed to convey that his resignation was not a reflection of his work. Pradhan's response indicated readiness to address discussions on the paper leak issue.
Dharmendra Pradhan received a rousing welcome at Parliament on Monday as he made his first public appearance since announcing resignation as education minister.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has set out to regain control of the political narrative after the Union government was pushed on the back foot over student protests that forced the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan as education minister, said people aware of the details
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India's Gen Z can vote at 18, graduate soon afterwards, and even hold bureaucratic positions after 21. What they still can't do is contest elections before they turn 25.
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BJP MP and spokesperson Sambit Patra claimed that the news was published to sensationalise the issue
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In response to Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, Rahul Gandhi stated that the RSS, rather than Pradhan, was in control of the Education Ministry.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi lashed out at the RSS, accusing it of capturing the soul of the education system
Bhubaneswar: Senior BJP leader and Sambalpur MP Dharmendra Pradhan on Saturday said attempts were made to "mislead" Gen Z during the protests over the NEET paper leak issue, prompting him to quit as Union Education Minister.Pradhan broke his silence on his resignation while addressing students and teachers at GM University here, exactly two weeks after he stepped down amid massive protests at Jantar Mantar in Delhi over the issue."Gen Z is our children. Some people attempted to mislead them. I had no personal issues then. At least two crore children are born in India every year. During the las
Speaking at a ceremony, Dharmendra Pradhan said he had met PM Modi and sought his permission to acknowledge the aspirations of the younger generation.
‘Nothing is above national interest; I believe Gen Zs are our own,’ former Union Education Minister says
Former Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan acknowledged the immense potential of Gen Z, stating that grasping their hopes and dreams is essential for national advancement. He noted that the eagerness of young people surpasses any governmental duties, a point he shared with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who subsequently reached out to the youth. Pradhan maintained that prioritizing the nation's welfare is of utmost importance.