PM Modi announced on July 26 a six-member high-powered examination reform task force chaired by Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani, a day after Pradhan resigned, with new Education Minister Pralhad Joshi now introducing the Public Examinations Amendment Bill in Parliament Monday proposing 10-year jail terms and Rs 50 lakh fines for paper leak offenders.
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