Explained: What changes after India's tougher anti-paper leak law comes into force
A new anti-paper leak law is now in effect across India.
Investigations into exam fraud must now conclude within two months.
Trials will be expedited through fast-track courts, aiming for quicker resolutions.
Individuals face up to ten years imprisonment and significant fines for paper leaks.
Organized rackets will receive even harsher penalties, deterring future examination malpractices.
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