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Student hospitalised as Jharkhand protests continue over exam cancellation

Student protests in Jharkhand, eastern India, continued as a hunger-striking protester was hospitalised after their health worsened, according to the Times of India.

Six students are still on hunger strike, demanding the cancellation of the JPSC Civil Services exam. Student organisations have announced a march towards the Jharkhand Assembly during its ongoing session. Opposition legislators raised the issue in the Assembly on Thursday.

The student-led movement, which began on July 25, has been gaining considerable attention and support. Reports differ on the duration: the Times of India says it is the 14th day, while DW reports it as the 13th day. DW also notes the protest has gained momentum after organisers called for a march to the state legislature.

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