The Karnataka government has formed a five-member cabinet sub-committee headed by Health Minister U T Khader to examine student and education-related challenges and recommend reforms within a month. The panel will focus on examination integrity, education costs, public infrastructure, curriculum and employment-oriented skilling, student mental health, and access and equity. It will consult students, parents, teachers and other stakeholders across the state, while also seeking expert assistance where required.
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