Pregnancy Tests, Age Cap Led to Tribal Students’ 13-day Revolt. Then Rahul Gandhi Stepped In

Pregnancy tests, age cap led to tribal students’ 13-day revolt. Then Rahul Gandhi stepped in — here's what that means and what to expect next.

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This story centres on "Pregnancy tests, age cap led to tribal students’ 13-day revolt. Then Rahul Gandhi stepped in". Here is a quick summary of where things stand: Pregnancy tests, age cap led to tribal students’ 13-day revolt. Then Rahul Gandhi stepped in

Additional context on the story: Rahul Gandhi too expressed shock at the "pregnancy tests" allegations and said he was "shocked" to learn that female students returning after an extended absence must undergo pregnancy tests. The Maharashtra government on Tuesday, August 25, scrapped the 30-ye

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Neha Kapoor