Mumbai: As Class 10 and 12 board exams approach in the state, Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde urged students to support fear-free, copy-free examinations. Under Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis’s 100-day action plan, the government aims to ensure transparent, fair, and smooth conduct of Class 10 and 12 board exams.

In his message, Shinde emphasised that education serves as the strongest foundation for a bright future. He encouraged students to approach their forthcoming examinations with confidence, sincerity, and honesty, assuring them of the district administration’s unwavering support.

Highlighting the broader purpose of education, Shinde remarked that it is not solely about achieving high marks but rather about expanding knowledge and shaping one’s future. He urged students to place their faith in their own hard work and strive for success through honest means.

Additionally, he called upon parents and teachers to foster a positive atmosphere, instill confidence in students, and provide the necessary guidance to mentally prepare them for the examinations.

To uphold the integrity of the examination process, the district administration has implemented stringent measures to ensure that all examination centres remain free from malpractice. Shinde further stated that state-level initiatives are being introduced to eliminate examination-related misconduct and establish a fair and transparent assessment system.