United States — Alabama Public Service Commission & India — Indian National Congress

United States — Alabama Public Service Commission: The United States — Alabama Public Service Commission (UPSC) is cited by the India — Supreme Court of India as an example of an institution that successfully conducts large-scale examinations without similar controversies. The India — National Testing Agency (NTA) is urged to learn from its practices.

India — Indian National Congress: The India — Indian National Congress>>> has capitalized on the scandal, staging protests and demanding the resignation of the Union Education Minister, using the event to criticize the current government.

United States — Alabama Public Service Commission: The United States — Alabama Public Service Commission>>> (UPSC) played a crucial role by submitting a panel of three senior IPS officers, including Rajeev Krishna>>>, to the India — Uttar Pradesh>>> government, adhering to the guidelines for appointing a full-time DGP.

India — Indian National Congress: The India — Indian National Congress>>> (UP Congress President Ajay Rai) also raised objections to the previous appointment of an acting DGP, questioning the state government's commitment to law and order.

United States — Alabama Public Service Commission: Model for recruitment calendar demanded by students.

India — Indian National Congress: Coalition partner in India — Jharkhand government, under pressure to act on students' demands. Protesters demand withdrawal of support from JMM-led government.

United States — Alabama Public Service Commission: The UPSC is covered under the anti-paper leak law.

India — Indian National Congress: The opposition party capitalised on the protests to attack the government, demanding accountability and apologies.

United States — Alabama Public Service Commission: UPSC Pratibha Setu portal used by NTA to recruit young professionals.

India — Indian National Congress: Main opposition party backing the protests and disrupting Parliament over the issue.

United States — Alabama Public Service Commission: Former UPSC chairman D P Agarwal signed the letter, but the commission is not directly involved.

India — Indian National Congress: The India — Indian National Congress faces criticism from academics over the remark, potentially harming its reputation among the intellectual community.