AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoExam Integrity & Student Protest (India): India’s “Cockroach Janata Party” founder Abhijeet Dipke arrived in New Delhi ahead of a Jantar Mantar protest over alleged NEET 2026 and CBSE on-screen marking irregularities, demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and framing the issue as a broken exam system. AI in Education (China): Ahead of gaokao, China is warning against fake “leaked questions” and “AI predicted” exam ads, while schools and platforms adjust how AI is used during exam prep. Jobs for Graduates (China): China launched a nationwide push to get 2026 graduates into work, urging state firms and major internet companies to expand hiring via centralized portals and livestream recruitment. School Continuity Amid Disruptions (India): In Ahmedabad, some schools are turning to online classes for higher grades while campuses undergo renovation, aligning with a fuel-saving push. Education Cooperation (Cambodia–Japan): Cambodia’s education ministry met Japan’s Achievement Co. and School Aid Japan to deepen support for school construction, libraries, books, and higher-education links. Sports & Youth Development (India): Tamil Nadu engineering admissions counselling drew 3.01 lakh registrations for TNEA 2026, with counselling planned after rank-list publication. Oral Health (Japan): Japan’s national elementary toothbrushing event reached about 326,000 students across roughly 6,000 schools.
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