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Babus, mantris & buzz: Modi government reshuffle chatter

Modi government reshuffle chatter Political circles are once again abuzz with speculation about a Union Cabinet reshuffle or reallocation of portfolios. With around 40% of ministers reportedly holding multiple portfolios, some may be relieved of their additional responsibilities. There is also speculation that Hardeep Singh Puri could be moved out of the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas. The…

Babus, mantris & buzz: Modi government reshuffle chatter

Modi government is reportedly considering a reshuffle of its Union Cabinet, with around 40% of ministers holding multiple portfolios. Hardeep Singh Puri may be removed from the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas due to the speculation. The National Conference (NC) is also preparing to amend its constitution to adapt to the new political reality in Jammu and Kashmir following the revocation of Article 370.

The party is discussing whether to soften its stance on restoring the article or to demand full statehood. The AICC Election Control Room, traditionally located outside 24 Akbar Road, is now being debated for its relocation within Indira Bhawan or to an MP's residence. Bollywood actor Mithun Chakraborty has been appointed Advisor to the Government of West Bengal with the rank of Cabinet Minister.

In Bihar's East Champaran district, Superintendent of Police Swarn Prabhat has conducted a two-year crackdown on the drug mafia, leading to 100 convictions and 64 sentences. IPS officer Suma H K has been transferred from Manipur to Tamil Nadu after marrying an IAS officer from Tamil Nadu. Three years of deputation have been approved for IRS officer Sumnesh Joshi in Maharashtra.

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