Following widespread protests against the Central Board of Secondary Education's (CBSE) On-Screen Marking System (OSM), the Indian government has initiated a comprehensive overhaul of the board's administration. This includes the removal of CBSE Chairman Rahul Singh and Secretary Himanshu Gupta. A high-level probe committee has been established, led by S. Radha Chauhan, a retired Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer from the 1988 batch. Chauhan, known for her exceptional administrative capabilities, has been tasked with investigating any irregularities in the marking system and has the authority to enlist additional officers for assistance. The committee is expected to deliver its findings within a month. Chauhan's extensive background includes significant roles in education policy reform, healthcare, and rural development, making her well-suited for this critical investigation. The government aims to address public concerns regarding fairness in student evaluations, which have been exacerbated by claims of discrepancies between actual exam scores and those reflected in the OSM system.