India — Central Board of Secondary Education & Tushar Mehta

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.

Tushar Mehta: As Solicitor General, he is assisting the court and representing the government's position that systemic issues are being addressed.

India — Central Board of Secondary Education: CBSE's assessment policies are under judicial scrutiny, potentially requiring revision and affecting its operational credibility.

Tushar Mehta: As Solicitor General, Tushar Mehta represents the Centre and CBSE in court, presenting the government's position on the assessment policies.

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.

Tushar Mehta: Tushar Mehta>>>, the Solicitor General, represents the Centre in the India — Supreme Court of India>>> proceedings related to the NEET-UG paper leak and is asked to assist the court.

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

Tushar Mehta: Solicitor General representing Centre in Supreme Court; assured reforms.