Gayathri Mani is a Principal Correspondent at The Indian Express. She covers a range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and transportation, with a particular focus on the Delhi government and the Aam Aadmi Party. Gayathri's work has been featured in MSN and The Indian Express.
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By: Gayathri Mani
Over 50,000 suggestions received from various stakeholders, say officials; final report to be submitted by month-end
By: Gayathri Mani
In its 382nd report — “Reforms and Strengthening of the National Testing Agency” — presented to Rajya Sabha Chairman on October 9, the Mukul Wasnik-led committee said that investment in question banks is the most viable defence against paper leaks in the long run.
By: Gayathri Mani, Anish Mondal
A staff member of the gurdwara management told The Indian Express that the police urged the gurdwara management to send the protesters out, but “the management refused to do so”.
By: Gayathri Mani
Congress MP Bimol Akoijam accuses Vice-Chancellor Santishree D Pandit of lying that he did not cooperate with an internal inquiry into the sexual harassment allegations.
By: Gayathri Mani
From AI-based exams and cybersecurity to compensation for candidates, a parliamentary panel has called for sweeping reforms to restore trust in NTA.
The helpline, officials said, has not yet been announced publicly as the NTA is testing the toll-free service and its AI features. The latter is expected to allow students to ask questions in any language and receive answers based on the information available in the NTA's backend.
By: Gayathri Mani
Task force also discussing ‘debundling' examination-related responsibilities
By: Gayathri Mani
Even as the NTA considers reforms to plug paper leaks, the Staff Selection Commission has already been using a question-bank system called “Q Vault” for the past five years, ensuring zero paper leaks.
By: Gayathri Mani, Tabshir Shams
Despite the university's decision to hold elections within 15 days of the approval of the union's constitution, students have refused to call off the protest.
By: Gayathri Mani
The minister said the emphasis on marks had become so pervasive that parents and students often prioritised examination scores over genuine learning.
