Prime Minister Narendra Modi announces a high-powered task force to reform India’s examination system, to be led by Infosys co-founder and Aadhaar architect Nandan Nilekani. In posts and a video shared on Instagram, Modi says the panel will focus on strengthening the credibility of upcoming examinations by improving reliability, transparency and the technological framework used in tests. Several outlets link the move to ongoing concerns about exam paper leaks and irregularities, and report that the task force’s recommendations will be used to address these issues. NDTV and others say the panel will propose technology-driven reforms that are also student-centric. The Hindu and Free Press Journal report Modi says the government is already taking steps to handle examination integrity breaches, including mentioning fast-track courts for cases related to examination irregularities and plans to introduce stricter laws in Parliament. The announcement is presented as part of a broader effort to restore public confidence in competitive and academic testing, with the task force’s report intended to guide actions to be taken as early as possible.