India — Central Board of Secondary Education & India — India

India — Central Board of Secondary Education: CBSE's digital marking system is under scrutiny; the court noted systemic problems, and a commission has been formed to review the evaluation process.

India — India: The government, through the Solicitor General, informed the court about the commission formed to review the evaluation system.

India — Central Board of Secondary Education: CBSE must revise APAAR consent forms to include an opt-out option and ensure compliance with data protection laws.

India — India: The government's APAAR initiative was upheld but required modifications to consent forms.

India — Central Board of Secondary Education: The India — Central Board of Secondary Education>>> is being questioned by a parliamentary panel regarding its on-screen marking system (OSM) and alleged irregularities in contract awards, which could lead to reforms in its procurement and examination processes.

India — India: The India — India is urged by Vijay to abolish NEET and allow states to manage medical admissions. It is also responsible for the India — National Testing Agency and the United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation's actions regarding the paper leak.

India — Central Board of Secondary Education: Board that faced scrutiny over on-screen marking system irregularities.

India — India: Central government that accepted protesters' demands and appointed new education minister.

India — Central Board of Secondary Education: CBSE is involved in promoting cyber safety through handbooks and Cyber Clubs in schools, aiding the government's educational outreach.

India — India: The government is the primary actor, enforcing regulations to block OTT platforms and strengthen online safety. This action reinforces its stance on digital governance.

India — Central Board of Secondary Education: The NHRC cited a CBSE notice prescribing the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign, which serves as a reference for expected school activities. CBSE is not directly involved but its guidelines are relevant.

India — India: The central government is involved through its ministries and is asked to intervene. The outcome may affect public trust in government institutions.

India — Central Board of Secondary Education: CBSE-affiliated schools in India — Manipur are subject to the closure order, affecting students across the state.

India — India: The central government is involved through the census exercise and the NRC issue, facing pressure from the JFD to defer the census until the NRC is updated.

India — Central Board of Secondary Education: Previous role of Vineet Joshi; also faced grading controversy.

India — India: The government faces pressure from protests and opposition, leading to the replacement of the education secretary and promises of fast-track courts, but its handling of the crisis is under scrutiny.