They really thought these clips would embarrass us. Here’s a better version and for the record, the Supreme Court has already quashed the FIR against him.
Who is Nandan Nilekani?
Nandan Nilekani is one of India’s most respected technology leaders and the Co founder and Chairman of Infosys. He previously served as the founding Chairman of UIDAI, where he led the creation and rollout of Aadhaar, the world’s largest digital identity system. He has also played a major role in shaping India’s Digital Public Infrastructure, including digital identity, e KYC and other large scale public technology initiatives.
His biggest achievements include building Infosys into a global IT giant, leading the Aadhaar project covering over a billion Indians, and helping create secure digital systems used by millions every day.
He has now been appointed to lead the Government’s High Powered Task Force on examination reforms. The likely reason is his proven experience in designing secure, scalable and transparent technology systems. The government is expected to rely on his expertise to recommend reforms that can strengthen exam security, improve candidate authentication, reduce malpractice, enhance cybersecurity and restore trust in India’s examination system.
Congratulations to the entire Skyroot Aerospace Team on the successful launch of Vikram-1 (Mission Aagaman) from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota.
The mission marks a significant milestone for India’s private space sector and reflects the growing capability of the country’s space ecosystem.
Congratulations to IN-SPACe and ISRO teams, who enabled and facilitated the launch and ground testing operations along with technical consultancy and 24x7 safety surveillance.
This achievement is also a testament to the Space Sector Reforms envisioned by our Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji.
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For those calling me a BJP supporter, let me make one thing clear: it was Maneka Gandhi, a BJP leader at the time, who got a fake snake venom case filed against me. So I have no personal attachment to any political party.
I know the difference between right and wrong. I support students and their genuine concerns, but I will always oppose anyone trying to push anti-India agendas under the cover of student activism. I have raised my voice against such things before, and I will continue to do so.
And for all those asking why I haven’t spoken on the NEET paper leak - first of all, I raised my voice on this issue two years ago, and I’m doing so again today.
I am completely against paper leaks. Everyone involved, at any level, must be thoroughly investigated and held accountable. Students deserve a fair system.
And if the resignation of any minister can help ensure accountability and prevent such incidents from happening again, then yes - resignations should happen. No individual or position should be above the interests of students and the integrity of the education system.
This is Arpit Sharma. I strongly disagree with some of his publicly expressed views, including those related to Umar Khalid. Personally, I believe that anyone who supports terrorists or justifies terrorism is promoting a dangerous mindset. People should examine public statements carefully and decide for themselves instead of blindly following anyone in the name of student activism.
I’m not against students in fact, I support genuine concerns regarding the NEET paper leak. But I cannot support individuals or groups who use students’ issues to push their own agendas or openly back people like Umar Khalid and activities I believe go against India’s interests.