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Supreme Court Calls for Creative Solutions to Fix Exam Paper Leak Crisis

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The Supreme Court has called for innovative, out-of-the-box thinking to address the persistent problem of examination paper leaks in India's education system. A high-powered committee has been constituted to drive reforms in the education sector. The court expressed concern over the ad hoc nature of the current examination system, emphasizing the need for proper institutionalization. The government has been directed to explore additional safeguards, particularly for online examinations. The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear the NEET paper leak petition on August 3.

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