The National Testing Agency is enhancing its security infrastructure with a tender valued at Rs 7.5 crore. This initiative aims to strengthen safeguards across its examination processes and facilities. The agency seeks a security firm to manage its headquarters and regional offices. Bids are being accepted until August 17 for this crucial security contract. This move follows the recent NEET paper leak controversy and aims to rebuild public trust.

The contract will initially be for two years and can be extended by two additional one-year terms based on performance. | India News

NEW DELHI: After a paper leak exposed weak links in India’s biggest entrance examination, National Testing Agency (NTA) is moving to put its premises, confidential records and…