Pakistan, Aug. 10 -- Indian students intensified protests in Jharkhand on Monday over alleged irregularities in government recruitment examinations. Hundreds of students marched towards the state assembly in Ranchi. Several protesters have also started hunger strikes to press their demands. At least six students are currently fasting, including student leader Devendra Nath Mahto. Mahto has reportedly continued his hunger strike for more than a week.

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The protests began in Ranchi on July 29, according to reports. Ranchi serves as the capital of Jharkhand, which has more than 33 million residents. Students are demanding changes to the examination system. They have partic...