In response to growing concerns about cheating during examinations, the Indian government has implemented a temporary nationwide ban on the messaging app Telegram, effective until June 22. This measure is part of a broader strategy aimed at curbing the rising incidents of exam fraud that have increasingly plagued academic integrity. Furthermore, authorities have also mandated the disabling of Telegram's message-editing feature to prevent users from altering messages that could facilitate cheating. This action reflects the government’s commitment to maintaining a fair examination environment for all students across the country.