Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Students Demand Reforms from New Education Minister
Students in New Delhi have been protesting for nearly a month, demanding reforms from the new Education Minister, Prahlad Joshi.
They want transparency in examinations to prevent paper leaks, affordable and quality education, and better government schools.
The students believe that the resignation of the former Education Minister, Dharmendra Pradhan, is just the first step, and the government must now focus on resolving systemic issues affecting students across the country.
They also demand an increase in the education budget and better facilities for students preparing for competitive exams like UPSC, NEET, and JEE.
Students demand transparency in examinations to prevent paper leaks.
Affordable and quality education is a major concern for protesters.
Strengthening government schools and primary education is a key demand.
Protesters call for an increase in the education budget and better facilities for competitive exam preparation.
The resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan is seen as the first step towards reform.
- Who
- Students participating in the CJP protests
- What
- Demanding reforms from the new Education Minister
- When
- After Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To address long-standing concerns in the education system
Students' Demands
Government's Response
Transparency in Examinations
Students' Demands
Students demand transparency in examinations to prevent paper leaks and ensure fairness.
Government's Response
The government needs to address systemic issues and implement reforms to restore students' confidence.
Affordable and Quality Education
Students' Demands
Students highlight the rising cost of education and the need for affordable and quality education.
Government's Response
The government must focus on making education affordable and improving the quality of government schools.
Strengthening Government Schools
Students' Demands
Students call for strengthening government schools and primary education.
Government's Response
The government needs to increase the education budget and provide better facilities for students.
- New Education Minister
- Prahlad Joshi
- Former Education Minister
- Dharmendra Pradhan
- Key Demands
- Transparency in examinations, affordable and quality education, strengthening government schools
- Protest Duration
- Nearly a month
- Major Exams Mentioned
- UPSC, NEET, JEE
