About This Platform
Our mission, methodology, and commitment to providing verified information.
Our Mission
This platform was created to provide clear, verified, and unbiased information about the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak controversy and the student-led protests at Jantar Mantar. In an information landscape dominated by partisan news channels and unverified social media claims, we aim to be a trusted source where anyone — students, parents, citizens — can understand what is actually happening.
We stand with students. We do not stand with any political party, government, or opposition. Our only allegiance is to facts, verified sources, and the truth.
Our Sources
We rely exclusively on verified, cross-checked sources. Our primary sources include:
- •Ground reports from independent journalists at Jantar Mantar (The Hindu, The South First, Media India Group, Rediff.com)
- •Official statements from government officials, opposition leaders, and protest organizers via verified social media accounts and press conferences
- •Student testimonials collected by journalists who spoke directly with protesters at Jantar Mantar
- •Official documents including government orders, court filings, and public notices
- •Reddit communities (r/JEENEETards, r/indianmedschool, r/CBSE, r/india) where students share their experiences directly
What we avoid: Mainstream news channels with proven bias. Unverified social media rumors. Anonymous claims without corroboration. Partisan commentary presented as fact.
Content Categories
Every piece of content on this platform is clearly labeled so you know exactly what you are reading:
Verified factual claims with traceable sources. These are statements that can be independently verified.
Direct quotes or summaries of statements made by government officials, political leaders, and public figures.
Contextual analysis that connects facts and events. Clearly marked as interpretation, not raw fact.
First-person accounts from students and citizens. These represent personal experiences, verified for authenticity but presented as individual perspectives.
Editorial Principles
- ✓Transparency: Every claim is accompanied by its source. You can verify everything yourself.
- ✓Corrections: If we get something wrong, we correct it openly and maintain a correction history.
- ✓Non-partisanship: We do not endorse any political party or ideology. We report facts and let you decide.
- ✓Student-first: We prioritize the voices and perspectives of students, who are the most affected by this crisis.
- ✓Human dignity: We report on sensitive topics (including student suicides) with respect and without sensationalism.
Contact
This is an independent platform. If you have verified information to share, a correction to suggest, or a student story to submit, please use the submission form on the Student Stories page or reach out through the newsletter subscription.