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Exam Reform Task Force Led by Nandan Nilekani

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PM Narendra Modi announced a six-member high-powered task force on 26 July 2026, chaired by Nandan Nilekani, to recommend comprehensive reforms to India’s examination system. Formed in response to nationwide protests and the NEET-UG paper leak controversy. It came a day after Dharmendra Pradhan resigned as Education Minister, with Pralhad Joshi succeeding him.

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The Six Members
MemberDesignationExpertise Brought
Nandan Nilekani (Chair)Infosys co-founder; founding Chairman, UIDAIDigital public infrastructure, identity systems
S. SomanathFormer Chairman, ISROMission-critical, zero-failure systems engineering
Tapan DekaFormer Director, Intelligence BureauInternal security, organised crime networks
V. KamakotiDirector, IIT MadrasComputer science, cybersecurity, cryptography
Anita KarwalFormer Education Secretary, MoEEducation administration, examination governance
Amrit Lal MeenaSenior IAS; former Coal Secretary and Chief Secretary, BiharLogistics and administration

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