Officials and staff of the National Testing Agency (NTA) took the Swachhata Pledge, reaffirming their commitment to cleanliness, hygiene and collective responsibility in workplaces and communities.
The pledge highlighted the importance of turning cleanliness commitments into everyday action and carrying forward the objectives of the Swachh Bharat initiative. NTA officials and employees also pledged to support cleanliness-related initiatives within their workplaces and surrounding communities.
Separately, Secretary of the Department of Higher Education under the Ministry of Education, Smt Deepti Gaur Mukherjee, visited the NTA’s new office.
During her visit, the Higher Education Secretary interacted with senior NTA officials and inspected the agency’s operational facilities. She also reviewed the new office infrastructure and administrative arrangements.
The review focused on ensuring that the agency’s facilities and administrative setup are equipped to support the seamless conduct of upcoming examinations.
The visit comes as the NTA continues to oversee major entrance and eligibility examinations across the country. The agency’s operational infrastructure plays an important role in managing examination-related activities, including administrative coordination and implementation.
The Swachhata Pledge and the review of the new office together highlighted the NTA’s focus on workplace cleanliness, institutional responsibility and preparedness for upcoming examination activities.
