India, July 28 -- The Congress on Tuesday, July 28, questioned the government's track record in implementing the recommendations of the earlier high-level committee formed for suggesting reforms in the examination system and asked with what face is Prime Minister Narendra Modi now creating the Nandan Nilekani-led task force.

Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh said that after the "last round of NTA blunders", the Modi government had set up the K Radhakrishnan-led high-level committee of experts to suggest reforms to the examination system.

It had produced 101 recommendations -- 60 for the short-term, 30 for the medium-term and six for the government, Ramesh said on X.

Citing an analysis by a newspaper, Ram...