Try this: 
#!/usr/bin/perl

BEGIN {
    $|                          = 1;
    $^W                         = 1;
    $ENV{'RELEASE_TESTING'}     = 1;
    $ENV{'PERL_MM_USE_DEFAULT'} = 1;
}

use strict;
use warnings;
use CPAN;

CPAN::Shell->install(
    qw(
        base
        XSLoader
        Text::Wrap
        Exporter
        Carp
        Test
        version
        Scalar::Util
        IO::Dir
        Pod::Escapes
        Pod::Simple
        Test::Pod
        Encode
        Pod::Man
        File::Spec
        constant
        File::Path
        ExtUtils::MakeMaker
        Filter::Util::Call
        YAML
        Test::Requires
        Try::Tiny
        Test::Fatal
        Text::Abbrev
        lib
        ExtUtils::ParseXS
        Perl::OSType
        Locale::Maketext
        Locale::Maketext::Simple
        Locale::Maketext::Lexicon
        Params::Check
        Module::Metadata
        Module::Load
        Module::CoreList
        Module::Load::Conditional
        Text::ParseWords
        Socket
        IPC::Cmd
        Data::Dumper
        Time::HiRes
        ExtUtils::CBuilder
        ExtUtils::Manifest
        CPAN::Meta::YAML
        Test::Harness
        Test::More
        JSON::PP
        Parse::CPAN::Meta
        File::Path
        ExtUtils::Install
        File::Temp
        CPAN::Meta::Requirements
        CPAN::Meta
        Module::Build
        Module::Runtime
        Module::Implementation
        Params::Validate)
);

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in thread Error while installing Params::Validate module by pawel

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