The two BIG exams that Sibal flunked

October 29, 2012 13:37

Kapil Sibal's stint as human resource development minister, marked by a zeal for announcements that often led to controversies, ended rather abruptly today with all his initiatives for change in higher education still hanging fire.

Sibal and his two junior colleagues have made way for a new dispensation under M.M. Pallam Raju, who will be assisted by Shashi Tharoor and Jitin Prasada. Raju said "Kapil Sibalji has done a lot of good work and I think that needs to be carried forward.' More on Telegraph.

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