The state has formed a 7-member committee led by V Radha to overhaul everything: from how papers are made, stored, and transported, to how exams are conducted and results declared. What triggered this? A leaked Drug Inspector exam; and angry students who’ve had enough. This isn’t just a local issue. With NEET leaks rocking the nation, Maharashtra’s move could set a template for others. Plus, the state is building 25,000 tech-monitored classrooms and adopting a strict anti-cheating law with 10-year jail terms. If this works, it could restore trust in government jobs; one secure exam at a time.