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PM Modi Unveils Nandan Nilekani-Led Exam Reforms Panel

By Editorial Team
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announcing a high-powered examination reforms task force led by technology expert Nandan Nilekani to improve transparency and credibility in India's exam system.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced the formation of a high-powered task force headed by renowned technology expert Nandan Nilekani to recommend reforms for India's examination system. The initiative aims to improve transparency, reliability, and the use of technology in conducting examinations while strengthening measures against exam malpractice.

According to the Prime Minister, the government has already taken strict action against those involved in compromising students' futures, with several accused currently in jail. He also highlighted the establishment of fast-track courts and said the Centre is moving towards introducing new legislation in Parliament with stringent legal provisions to curb examination-related offences.

Emphasising the need for a future-ready examination system, Modi said technology must play a central role in ensuring fairness and credibility. The Nandan Nilekani-led task force will study the existing framework, recommend comprehensive examination reforms, and submit a report based on which the government will take steps to restore confidence in upcoming examinations at the earliest.

The announcement comes amid growing concerns over examination integrity and reflects the government's focus on creating a secure, transparent, and technology-driven assessment system for students across the country.

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