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India PM Modi announces panel to overhaul exam system after protests
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India PM Modi announces panel to overhaul exam system after protests

From CNA · () English

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  • Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the formation of a high-level committee to reform the national examination system.
  • The move follows widespread protests and concerns over alleged irregularities in recent exams.
  • The committee will review and recommend changes to ensure fairness and transparency in the testing process.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced the creation of a high-level committee tasked with reforming India's national examination system. The decision comes in response to significant public outcry and protests that have swept across the country, fueled by allegations of irregularities and paper leaks in recent competitive exams. Students and activists have voiced concerns about the fairness and transparency of the examination process, which is crucial for university admissions and government jobs. The newly formed committee will undertake a comprehensive review of the existing examination framework. Its mandate includes identifying systemic flaws and proposing recommendations for a more robust, transparent, and equitable system. The government aims to restore public confidence in the integrity of these vital assessments, ensuring that all aspirants have a level playing field.

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