NEET प्रदर्शनकारियों ने पुलिस और RAF पर किया पथराव
Reports indicate that tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea have escalated, raising fears of a global oil crisis, while Indian political groups discuss education protests and student movements.

Through the Reader lens — India is contending with two overlapping flashpoints. Domestically, NEET and related exam paper leaks have triggered protests that turned violent in places, with demonstrators clashing with police and the Rapid Action Force; students are demanding accountability and credible exams. Parallel pressure comes from reform activist Sonam Wangchuk, who continued his hunger strike and held talks with central ministers at Medanta Hospital. In Parliament, Rahul Gandhi and opposition MPs are forcing debates on the leaks, framing them as a governance failure. Separately, reports warn of energy-supply risks as tensions persist in the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea, feeding fears of a global oil crunch. The education unrest tests the government's credibility with younger voters; the foreign energy risk could ripple into Indian fuel costs. Watch whether Parliament yields a probe or policy package on exams, and how Strait/Red Sea shipping routes normalize.
What to watch next
- Parliamentary debate or probe on exam paper leaks
- Wangchuk strike outcome after minister talks
- Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea shipping disruptions
- Police posture and protest escalation in key states
