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Modi Seeks to Calm Anger in Rare Video as India Protests Widen

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made another attempt to address anger over examination paper leaks as students prepared for nationwide protests on Friday. The protests are accompanied by rising demands for the education minister to resign. This development indicates growing public pressure on the government over the issue.

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Modi issued a rare video statement to calm anger.

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Students prepared nationwide protests on Friday.

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Demands grew for the education minister to step down.

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  • Modi issued a rare video statement to calm anger.
  • Students are preparing nationwide protests.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a fresh bid to calm mounting anger over examination paper leaks as students prepared nationwide protests on Friday, with demands growing for the education minister to step down.

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Demands grew for the education minister to step down.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a bid to calm anger over examination paper leaks.

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Students prepared nationwide protests on Friday.

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