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Modi Forms Task Force to Fix India's Exam System

Modi Forms Task Force to Fix India's Exam System

Modi Forms Task Force to Fix India's Exam System
Above: Narendra Modi addresses the media outside Parliament House in New Delhi, India, on July 20. Image credit: Ajay Aggarwal/Hindustan Times/Getty Images

The Spin


Modi'sThis new task force brings serious firepower to fix India's broken exam system — Nandan Nilekani's track record with Aadhaar and UPI proves technology can deliver airtight, transparent systems at scale. The panel covers every vulnerability, from cybersecurity to tamper-proof logistics, and strict new laws with fast-track courts are already moving through Parliament. This is a decisive, comprehensive overhaul, not a half-measure.

Forming another high-powered committee while the 2024 Radhakrishnan Committee's 101 recommendations still sit unimplemented is a pattern, not a plan. The NTA didn't even have a full-time director general for most of the two years between back-to-back paper leaks. Splashing big names like Nilekani on a new task force doesn't replace accountability — it's a pattern that just buries the failure under fresh headlines.


Metaculus Prediction

There's a 50% chance that India will become a World Bank high-income country before January 2050, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

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