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Students at an examination centre in India, illustrating proposed NTA reforms for computer-based NEET and stronger question-paper security.

Can India's Biggest Examinations Become Leak-Proof?

A parliamentary panel wants computer-based NEET, secure question banks and independent oversight, but rural access, cybersecurity and testing costs pose difficult questions.

Bharat Ratna for Gyanesh Kumar, as questions mount over the ECI

The NCPI’s call to honour Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar comes as the poll panel faces scrutiny over reported internal objections, its handling of electoral-roll revision and a Supreme Court plea questioning aspects of the CEC’s functioning.

Eight Decades, Thirty Ministers, One Education System: Progress Amid Persistent Challenges

The country's education journey has expanded access, institutions and policy reforms, but examination irregularities, governance concerns and implementation gaps continue to test public confidence.

The students came to Delhi to build a future. Why are they paying for the city’s failures?

The Satya Niketan building collapse that killed seven people, including five students, raises fresh questions about whether Delhi’s civic and regulatory systems are doing enough to protect students living and studying in the city.