Odisha Cabinet reshuffle likely in next 10-15 days

A Mohan Charan Majhi cabinet reshuffle in Odisha is expected within the next 10-15 days. The reshuffle is likely to witness the induction of some new faces into the cabinet, while some old faces may go.

Will one Union Minister go to Karnataka as BJP President ?

There  is an indication that a Union Minister is being sent to his home state Karnataka as BJP President. Guess the name

Virendra Sachdeva to be In-charge BJP Gen Sec Punjab ?

Grapevine has it that outgoing President of BJP Delhi Unit, Virendra Sachdeva, is being sent to Punjab as National General Secretary in-charge to look after 2027 assembly elections.

India unlikely to accept 'any third-party involvement' in the India-Nepal boundary issue given its long-standing bilateral policy framework?

As per sources within the MEA, India has firmly rejected any suggestion of third-party involvement in resolving the ongoing boundary differences with Nepal, reiterating its consistent position that such matters are best addressed through established bilateral mechanisms. Official sources indicate that New Delhi has taken note of recent remarks from Kathmandu hinting at possible British engagement, but the Ministry of External Affairs has not endorsed any such proposal and doesn't plan to signal any change from its long standing policy of bilateral engagement. As per sources any deviation irrespective of motives is purely heresy. 

India continues to approach the issue within the framework of its “Neighbourhood First” policy, emphasizing dialogue, mutual sensitivity, and respect for sovereignty. The government maintains that its engagement with Nepal remains rooted in historical ties, institutional channels, and diplomatic consultations that have traditionally guided dispute resolution between the two countries.

Non-aggression and mutual respect remain central pillars of India’s approach toward Nepal, with officials underscoring that both sides have sufficient diplomatic maturity to handle differences without external mediation. New Delhi’s stance reflects a broader policy preference against internationalizing bilateral disputes, particularly within the South Asian region, where India has consistently advocated direct engagement as the most effective path forward.