2 creators · 3 clips26 Jul28 Jul 2026

Government appoints Nandan Nilekani to lead examination reform task force

Prime Minister Narendra Modi formed a high powered task force to prevent examination paper leaks. Nandan Nilekani leads this committee, which includes former Intelligence Bureau director Tapan Deka and Indian Institute of Technology Madras director V. Kamakoti.

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Creators split over whether the appointment represents effective governance and accountability or if opposition leaders are politicising the issue.

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@praffulgarg

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@praffulgarg
How can the government effectively prevent examination paper leaks through expert committees and legal measures?
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Is the appointment of Nandan Nilekani to lead examination reforms a positive step by the government?
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@shehzadpoonawalla

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@shehzadpoonawalla
Are the government's actions on examination reforms and paper leaks adequate and responsible compared to the opposition's approach?
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