'Exams must be more secure': President Murmu on paper leak reforms | Key takeaways from her I-Day eve address
Addressing the nation on the eve of India's 80th Independence Day, Murmu described students as the architects of India's future and said safeguarding their present and future required collective efforts.
President Droupadi Murmu has announced extensive reforms for public examinations aimed at preventing paper leaks and unfair means, while enhancing transparency, security and trustworthiness in the system. Speaking on the eve of India's 80th Independence Day, Murmu emphasized students as the architects of India's future and emphasized the need for collective efforts to secure their present and future.
The government is undertaking comprehensive steps to reform examinations, aiming to completely curb unfair means, increase transparency, and ensure security for the youth. The reforms come in response to recent student-led protests over alleged irregularities in competitive exams, demanding systemic reforms, swift investigations and strict action against offenders.
Murmu also highlighted the growing entrepreneurial spirit among young Indians, with many opting for self-employment and job creation. She praised the energy, talent and dedication of Indian youth, and noted their growing influence in the global startup ecosystem.
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