New Delhi [India], January 30 (ANI): Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday slammed the Central Government for the increasing unemployment rate in the country and said that because of this, students are compelled to protest.

New Delhi Jan 30 PTI Caught in the crossfire over the rail exams NTPC the countrys largest power producer has written to the Railways to rename its Non-Technical Popular Categories NTPC tests organised by the Railway BoardThe Railway exams have been in the news for the last week over large-scale protests over certain irregularities in its screening processThe abbreviation of the exams which is the same as the one used for the power producer has been widely used to refer to the controversial test during the reportage on the issue This is with reference to the recent protest in some parts of the country with respect to Railway Recruitment Board Non-Technical Popular Categories NTPC RRB exam of Indian Railways a letter from NTPC the power corporation states While we are confident that the Railways is taking all necessary steps to address the situation we just wish to bring to your notice that NTPC Limited has inadvertently been caught in the crossfire The media has been using the abbreviated form NTPC which gives the impression that the exams are linked to Indias largest power producer the NTPC saidThis you would agree is also hurting our reputation it pointed outIt further requested that the full form of the tests be used by the national transporter Use full form of the Railway Recruitment Scheme in your press releases statements so that this misconception is not carried on creating wrong impression amongst the users of social media and also public at large the NTPC said We would therefore urge you to kindly rename these exams so that no confusion is created in future it said Since the protests the Railways has suspended this exam along with the Level 1 tests and have formed a committee to look into the grievances of the aspirants PTI ASG RHL

New Delhi [India], January 26 (ANI): In view of the students' agitation regarding alleged irregularities in the Railway Recruitment Board exam, the Railway Ministry has decided to suspend both the Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) and Level 1 tests.