Who is S Radha Chauhan, retired IAS officer heading one-member panel on CBSE's OSM probe?
The Indian government has appointed retired IAS officer S Radha Chauhan to lead an inquiry into the Central Board of Secondary Education's on-screen marking (OSM) system. This decision follows reports of technical issues and irregularities in the evaluation process. Chauhan's committee is expected to submit its findings within a month, amid growing concerns from parents and educators.
- ▪S Radha Chauhan has been appointed to investigate the CBSE's OSM system.
- ▪The inquiry comes after reports of technical problems and discrepancies in evaluation.
- ▪Chauhan's committee must submit findings to the department of personnel and training within one month.
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Who is S Radha Chauhan, retired IAS officer heading one-member panel on CBSE's OSM probe?Retired IAS officer S Radha Chauhan has been tasked to investigate issues related to the procurement of services for the CBSE's OSM system.Updated on: Jun 03, 2026 12:15 PM ISTBy HT News DeskShare viaCopy link The Centre on Tuesday set up a one-member inquiry committee, headed by retired Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer S Radha Chauhan, to examine alleged irregularities linked to the glitch-hit on-screen marking (OSM) system. The government also transferred Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) chairman Rahul Singh and secretary Himanshu Gupta.Her committee has been asked to submit its findings to the department of personnel and training (DoPT) within one month.
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