India’s Centre transfers CBSE chairman, secretary and forms inquiry committee

India’s central government intervened in the CBSE controversy this week. The chairman of the Central Board of Secondary Education was transferred. The board’s secretary was also removed from his post. An inquiry committee has been set up to investigate the row. Officials cited the need for accountability and transparency. The moves aim to restore confidence in the nation’s school examination system. Stakeholders, including teachers and parents, are awaiting the committee’s findings. The government has said the inquiry will report its conclusions promptly.