Nandan Nilekani Education Reforms have entered a new phase with the Union Government constituting a six-member high-powered task force to recommend comprehensive reforms for India’s examination system. The panel aims to make public examinations leak-proof, transparent, technology-driven and student-centric following repeated concerns over paper leaks and irregularities. The task force is chaired by Nandan Nilekani, Infosys co-founder and architect of Aadhaar, who will lead technology and digital security reforms. Other members include V. Kamakoti, Director of IIT Madras, who will strengthen cybersecurity and computer-based testing systems; Dr. S. Somanath, former ISRO Chairman, bringing expertise in zero-error processes; Tapan Deka, former Intelligence Bureau Director, focusing on intelligence and anti-paper leak mechanisms; Amrit Lal Meena, logistics expert, who will recommend secure transportation and storage of question papers; and Anita Karwal, former Education Secretary and former CBSE Chairperson, who will guide academic reforms and examination governance. The multidisciplinary panel will submit recommendations to improve security, transparency, governance and the use of advanced technology in national entrance and recruitment examinations, helping to restore public confidence in India’s assessment system.
Nandan Nilekani Education Reforms: Meet the 6 Member Task Force to Make India’s Exams Leak-Proof
