Two Indian news outlets report changes in the country's education ministry, but they differ on the timing and context. The Times of India reports that Pralhad Joshi has been named the new education minister, with President Droupadi Murmu accepting the resignation of predecessor Dharmendra Pradhan. NDTV, however, says a new minister could be named as early as today or tomorrow, citing sources. On the reason for Pradhan's resignation, NDTV quotes him as saying he stepped down to prevent anti-national forces from exploiting the situation at Jantar Mantar. The Times of India does not mention this reason. The two reports agree that Pradhan has resigned, but while the Times of India presents Joshi's appointment as already decided, NDTV frames it as imminent. Only NDTV includes Pradhan's statement linking his resignation to events at Jantar Mantar.