NEW DELHI, April 9 -- Delhi Police busted an organised cheating racket, arresting its kingpin and detaining 32 students, who allegedly cracked online competitive entrance examinations for management institutions using remote-access software, officers aware of the matter said on Wednesday. The students, called "paper solvers" by the kingpin and an associate, were allegedly duped and hired on the pretext of answering academic questions on e-learning platforms by promising them a payment of Rs.500-Rs.1,000 per questions, officers said. The police acted on a tip-off and made the bust at a building named "Happy Homes" in Dwarka. "Upon reaching the spot, several youths were found acting suspiciously. During sustained questioning, the accused disc...