- Government actions are facing parliamentary scrutiny, requiring the Prime Minister to answer questions regarding Home Ministry actions.
- PM Modi appointed Nandan Nilekani to lead a task force to examine reforms across India, concurrent with new legislation being proposed in Parliament.
- Dharmendra Pradhan resigned as education minister while PM Modi appointed Nandan Nilekani to lead a task force to revamp the National Testing Agency.
- A high-powered task force, including Nandan Nilekani and V Kamakoti, was formed to advise on and implement examination reforms for the National Testing Agency (NTA).
Several individuals, including Singh and Prasanna, were appointed as directors and joint secretaries to the NTA examination reform task force.
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Several individuals, including Singh and Prasanna, were appointed as directors and joint secretaries to the NTA examination reform task force.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Nilekani's task force proceeds despite Pradhan's resignation.1 source
New appointments were made to the NTA task force recommending exam reforms.1 source
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A high-powered task force, including Nandan Nilekani and V Kamakoti, was formed to advise on and implement examination reforms for the National Testing Agency (NTA).Also in this story
- Government mandates structural reforms for the National Testing Agency.
- Task force advises on examination system reforms, noting the financial burden caused by high fees.
The entities involved
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Nandan Nilekani
Indian businessman
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Infosys
Indian multinational technology company
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Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India since 2014