Nilekani says technology can help tackle question paper leaks
In short
Nilekani said question paper leaks can be handled in a more systematic way, and he pushed for using technology.
He said the committee will deal with these problems and that the Prime Minister wants the suggestions carried out. The report does not say which committee he meant or what the fix will be.
What the reporting says
Nilekani said question paper leaks can be addressed systematically and suggested using technology, according to the publisher-supplied summary. He also said these are systemic issues that the committee will address and added that the Prime Minister is keen to implement the committee’s suggestions. The reporting does not specify which committee this is or what measures were proposed.
Why it matters
Nilekani said question paper leaks are systemic and can be addressed through technology, with the committee expected to make suggestions for implementation. The report adds that the Prime Minister is keen to act on those suggestions. The immediate relevance is to examination security and government response, but the source does not identify the committee or detail the proposed solution.