Protesters gathered at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on Sunday to continue their demonstrations related to the NEET exam controversy, even as the area was cleaned up. Both The Times of India and The Hindu report that the site has been tidied, but their coverage focuses on different aspects. The Times of India emphasizes that despite the resignation of the education minister, protesters—including first-time attendees and long-term advocates—remain determined and continue to rally. The paper notes that signs from earlier demonstrations still linger. In contrast, The Hindu focuses on the municipal clean-up drive, reporting that New Delhi Municipal Corporation officials removed 60 metric tonnes of waste from the venue as part of a beautification effort. While both outlets agree on the clean-up and ongoing protest presence, The Times of India frames the event as a continued struggle, while The Hindu highlights the official response. Only The Times of India mentions the resignation of the education minister and the presence of first-time protesters, adding context to the ongoing movement.