Educationists and student groups gave mixed reactions after Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, calling it significant but stressing wider reforms are needed. Former board chairman Vasant Kalpande said youth protests drove accountability, while Dr Madhav Suryawanshi questioned whether a leadership change alone can fix systemic issues in education and examinations.
Mumbai: The resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has triggered mixed reactions from educationists and student organisations, with many describing it as a significant political development while stressing that meaningful reforms in India's education system must go beyond a change in leadership.
Kalpande Credits Youth Persistence
Former Chairman of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Vasant Kalpande, said the resignation reflects the determination of the country's youth, who continued their protests demanding accountability.
"It is the result of the hard work and persistent efforts of the younger generation," Kalpande said. He added that the government should have maintained greater transparency from the outset regarding the steps being taken to investigate the examination paper leak cases.
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