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Will Modi reshuffle his Cabinet after May 15?
There is a strong rumour in the power galleries that PM Modi could reshuffle his long awaited cabinet after May 15. The Modi government is also going to complete its two years of 3.0 in power in the last week of May.
Congress Faces Likely Decimation in West Bengal Polls?
The Congress party is staring at a near-total collapse in the upcoming West Bengal assembly elections, according to emerging political assessments and ground-level inputs. Once a significant force in the state, the party has steadily lost organizational strength, cadre presence, and voter relevance over the past decade.
Its alliance arithmetic appears weak, with limited traction against the dominant Trinamool Congress and a resurgent BJP, both of whom have consolidated distinct voter blocs. Congress’s inability to project strong local leadership or a compelling state-specific narrative has further eroded its prospects.
In several constituencies where it previously held influence, early indicators suggest a sharp decline in vote share, with even traditional support bases drifting toward more competitive players. Unless there is an unexpected shift in campaign momentum, the party risks being reduced to a marginal player in the state’s political landscape.
Kejriwal in a bid to Ramp-Up Punjab Strategy holds Daily War-Room Meetings with IPAC & TMC Inputs in Play?
Delhi Ex Chief Minister and AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal has intensified preparations for the upcoming Punjab elections, with sources indicating a high-frequency strategy push centered on funding and cadre expansion. Kejriwal is said to be leading a dedicated core team that is holding more than three closed-door meetings, effectively operating a round-the-clock “war room” to fine-tune electoral tactics.
According to people familiar with the development, the focus areas include strengthening booth-level organisation, identifying local influencers, and ensuring a steady flow of campaign resources. The leadership is also reviewing constituency-level data and feedback mechanisms to recalibrate outreach strategies in real time.
Notably, sources suggest that select political strategists linked to the Trinamool Congress ecosystem, along with professionals associated with IPAC (Indian Political Action Committee), are informally contributing inputs. Their involvement is believed to be advisory in nature, particularly around messaging, voter segmentation, and digital mobilisation.
The accelerated pace of planning reflects AAP’s intent to consolidate its position in Punjab amid emerging political challenges and shifting voter dynamics.
Exit Polls 2026: A Fractured Verdict Signals Shifting Sands in Regional Power Equations (UPDATED)
Exit polls released after polling concluded on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, for assembly elections in West Bengal, Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Puducherry paint a mosaic of continuity laced with potential disruption, offering the first glimpse ahead of counting on May 4. Most agencies project a razor-sharp contest in West Bengal, with several — including Chanakya Strategies (BJP 150-160 seats, TMC 130-140) and Matrize (BJP 146-161, TMC 125-140) — giving the BJP a narrow edge or outright majority in the 294-seat house, hinting at a historic breach of Mamata Banerjee’s citadel after 15 years of TMC rule.
In Assam, pollsters are near-unanimous on a comfortable third-term victory for the Himanta Biswa Sarma-led BJP (projected 85-100 seats out of 126), underscoring the party’s entrenched hold despite Congress efforts under Gaurav Gogoi.
Kerala points to a likely comeback for the Congress-led UDF (around 70-90 seats), ending the LDF’s stint, while Tamil Nadu surveys largely favour the incumbent DMK-led alliance, though Axis My India’s projection of actor Vijay’s fledgling TVK securing 98-120 seats introduces a wildcard that could redraw Dravidian politics.
Puducherry trends favour the NDA. These numbers reflect broader trends: BJP’s sustained southern and eastern expansion, fatigue with incumbents in some pockets, and the rise of new regional disruptors.
Yet history cautions restraint — exit polls have famously erred in Bengal (underestimating TMC in 2021) and elsewhere, with margins of error capable of flipping hung-house scenarios. A thin swing in Bengal or surprise consolidation could still favour Mamata; similarly, TVK’s debut performance remains untested. For national parties, strong showings would boost momentum ahead of future battles, while setbacks might trigger internal reckonings for TMC, LDF, and Congress. Ultimately, these projections underscore voter volatility and the limits of pre-poll certainty in India’s diverse electoral landscape.
- It will be ‘touch and go’ for Justice Sujoy Paul ?
- Agriculture Ministry Set for Bureaucratic Realignment?
- Govt to Tighten Road Project Norms to Fast-Track Execution and Reduce Delays ?
- India Engages Iran to Facilitate Vessel Exit; Shipping Corporation Eyes Renewed Middle East Operations
- Tenure of Santosh Kumar as CVO, NHPC extended
- Director of NIT Kurukshetra, Prof BV Ramana Reddy Resigned
- Debasish Panda appointed as part-time Chairman, Bandhan Bank
- ITS officer joins DoTHQ
- Three IPS officers shifted in Karnataka
- Govt issues draft notifications related to Central Motor Vehicles Rules
- C K Anil posted as Advisor, Bihar State Planning Board
- Major Recent DAC Approvals
- Indian Air Force to get additional S-400 SAM Systems
- R Ahmad & R Nagarajan empanelled for appointment as IEMs
- Lt Gen Sandhu, S K Srivastava & Dr. Verma empanelled for appointment as IEMs
- Dr. Tripathi empanelled for appointment as IEM
- S K Srivastava empanelled for appointment as IEM
- JGM/DGM-S&T, Extra Low Voltage, posts for Mumbai advertised by RLDA
- Dy Chairperson, SMP, Kolkata post advertised
- Faculty Members for SSIFS sought
- Vacancy for Scientist-B (Mech) post in NTH advertised
- CWMA seeks applications for Consultant (Agri) post
- Digital Specialist for Seoul, South Korea sought
- Rahul Anand Hande appointed ED (Tech.), RCIL
- Sameer Singh appointed JGM (Civil), DMRC
- Das promoted as CGDA (UPDATED)
- Sahay appointed as Secretary, Defence Finance (UPDATED)
- Vumlunmang Vualnam is also Secretary, Corporate Affairs for a short while (UPDATED)
- Vivek R Wadekar promoted to PrCCIT grade (UPDATED)
- Ms Radha Katyal Narang appointed as CIT, PrCCIT, Delhi region (UPDATED)
- Prashant Shukla appointed as Additional CIT, PrCCIT, Delhi region (UPDATED)
- Vinay Kumar Singh appointed as PCIT, PrCCIT, Delhi region (UPDATED)
- Dr Bashir Ahmad Bhat appointed as JCIT, PrCCIT, NWR (UPDATED)
- Lt Gen Vijay B Nair joins as Commandant, Infantry School MHoW, Indore (UPDATED)
- Timelines for recording of PAR revised (UPDATED)
- Services of Saravanan placed at disposal of Dept of Defence Production (UPDATED)
- KIIT ranked 6th Best University in India, emerges No 1 in eastern India in THE Asia rankings (UPDATED)
- Sureshwar Singh Bonal returns to parent cadre (UPDATED)
- Reshuffle of Police officers in Maharashtra (UPDATED)
- India Rejects BRICS Common Currency Push !
- Aditya T. Malkani re-appointed MD, Ador Welding Ltd
- Gautam Chand Jain re-appointed CMD, Pokarna Ltd
- Rahul Jain re-appointed MD, Pokarna Ltd
- Pradeep Pathare appointed Addl. Director, Summit Securities Ltd
- Ms Shweta Musale re-appointed Ind. Director, Summit Securities Ltd
- Subrat Mohanty re-appointed ED, Axis Bank Ltd
- Ravi Srinivasan re-appointed Ind. Director, Odyssey Technologies Ltd
- Pradeep Shashikant Pathare appointed Addl. Director, FGP Ltd
- Ms Shweta Ratnakar Musale re-appointed Ind. Director, FGP Ltd
- Sunil Goyal appointed Ind. Director, Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd
- Mrs Smita Bhagat appointed Ind. Director, Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd
- Ms Rolley M. Varma appointed Govt Nominee Director, BEML Land Assets Ltd
- Phanessh Murthy quits as NE Director, Ceinsys Tech Ltd
- Ms Pallavi Joshi Bakhru bows out as Ind. Director, Vedanta Ltd
Legal circles say it will be ‘touch and go’ for the Chief Justice Kolkata High Court Justice Sujoy Paul for elevation to the SC. In case, SC Collegium meets in April or May, chances of Justice Paul for going to the Apex Court are rated high since he is scheduled to retire in June-end.
Signs are emerging of a bureaucratic shake-up in the Agriculture Ministry as Shivraj Singh Chouhan begins to consolidate a tighter team in New Delhi. The transition is already visible in the elevation of Atish Chandra, who has assumed charge as Agriculture Secretary after being brought in from the PMO, underscoring a preference for trusted, reform-oriented officers. Earlier reporting also showed the ministry had begun assigning senior officials as nodal officers across states, a move that suggests stronger central control and closer monitoring of implementation. Chouhan has publicly stressed coordinated working, rapid delivery, and tighter oversight of key farm inputs, which fits the pattern of a minister building his own administrative ecosystem.
This likely reshuffle appears aimed at aligning the ministry’s bureaucracy more closely with Chouhan’s policy priorities, especially farmer services, state coordination, and faster decision-making. If the changes deepen, they may affect the balance between long-serving officials and newer appointees around the minister’s core team.
The government is considering significant changes to the framework governing the award of national highway and road projects, aiming to improve execution timelines and reduce cost overruns. Under the proposed rules, projects will only be awarded once critical pre-construction requirements are met.
A key change under discussion is the mandatory acquisition of at least 90% of the required land before a project is awarded. This marks a shift from earlier practices where projects were often bid out with incomplete land acquisition, leading to delays and disputes during execution.
In addition to land readiness, authorities are also planning to make building and environmental clearances a precondition for project awards. Ensuring that statutory approvals are in place beforehand is expected to minimize regulatory bottlenecks and litigation risks.
The move reflects the government’s broader push to enhance efficiency in infrastructure development, particularly in the roads sector, which has faced persistent delays due to land and approval-related hurdles. By front-loading these requirements, policymakers aim to create a more predictable and execution-ready project pipeline.
India is actively engaging with Iran to facilitate the safe exit of commercial vessels amid evolving regional security concerns, signaling a calibrated diplomatic push to protect maritime trade flows. The discussions are understood to focus on deconfliction mechanisms, port clearances, and assurances for Indian-linked ships operating in or transiting through sensitive Gulf corridors. Officials are also exploring coordination channels with Iranian authorities to ensure that delays, inspections, or disruptions are minimized during periods of heightened tension.
Parallelly, Shipping Corporation of India is likely to gradually resume or expand sailings to key Middle East destinations, reflecting cautious optimism about route stability. Industry sources indicate that risk assessments are being recalibrated, with insurers, charterers, and operators closely tracking advisories related to chokepoints such as the Strait of Hormuz. Any sustained easing could support freight rates, reduce voyage uncertainties, and stabilize supply chains linking India with energy and commodity markets across West Asia.
However, operators remain cautious, maintaining contingency plans and flexible routing strategies in case geopolitical conditions deteriorate or restrictions tighten unexpectedly. The evolving engagement with Iran is therefore being watched closely by policymakers, shippers, and global logistics players in coming weeks.
The tenure of Santosh Kumar as Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO), National Hydro Power Corporation Limited (NHPC), Delhi, has been extended for a period of three months beyond June 6, 2026. He is a 1993 batch officer of Indian Forest Service of AGMUT cadre.
NIT Kurukshetra, Director, Prof BV Ramana Reddy, resigned from his position. Senior professor Brahmjit Singh has been appointed as the officiating director following a review of the institute's leadership.
Debasish Panda, former Secretary DFS, has been appointed part time Chairman Bandhan Bank and also Independent Director Invesco AMC Mutual Fund.
Consequent upon repatriation from UADAI, Sanjay Sohni has reported back to his parent DoT HQ. He is an ITS officer.
Three IPS officers have been shifted in Karnataka. Ravi S has been appointed as ADGP, Karnataka State Reserve Police, while Labhu Ram will join as IGP, Intelligence and S Girish was posted as DIGP, Central Range, Bengaluru.
The government has issued a draft Notification outlining proposed amendments to the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989. According to the notification, the draft updates technical fuel classifications under emission and type-approval standards to reflect higher ethanol and biofuel blending targets. Key changes in the draft notification include Hydrogen fuel classification revised from Hydrogen + CN to Hydrogen + CNG, Gross vehicle weight threshold raised from 3,000 kg to 3,500 kg in select categories, aligning with the E20 rollout, Biodiesel references upgraded from B10 to B100 and Emission testing parameters and technical notations standardised.
C K Anil has been posted as Advisor, Bihar State Planning Board, Patna. He is a 1991 batch IAS officer of Bihar cadre. Jai Singh, holding additional charge of Secretary, Revenue and Land Reforms, will hold full additional charge of Revenue and Land Reforms.
The DAC, chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, cleared multiple proposals across services. ₹2.38 lakh crore (~$25 billion) package.
The Indian Air Force (IAF) will get additional S-400 long-range surface-to-air missile systems as five more squadrons were reported in some coverage; builds on the original 2018 order of five.
Rais Ahmad and R. Nagarajan have been empanelled for appointment as IEMs. Both are from National Bank for Financing Infrastructure and Development (NaBFID).
Lt. Gen Balbir Singh Sandhu, Sanjay Kumar Srivastava and Dr. Ashok Kumar Verma have been empanelled for appointment as IEMs. All are from National Buildings Construction Corporation Limited (NBCC).
Dr. Sandeep Tripathi has been empanelled for appointment as IEM. He is a 1984 batch IFoS officer and retired as Principal Chief Conservator of Forest and Head of Forest Force Odisha.
Sanjay Kumar Srivastava has been empanelled for appointment as IEM. He is a 1980 batch IAS officer and retired as Secretary (Coord and Public Grievances) Cabinet Secretariat.
Rail Land Development Authority is seeking to fill the posts of Joint General Manager/ Deputy General Manager (Signal & Telecom/ Extra Low Voltage), Mumbai on deputation basis. Applications must reach latest by May 20, 2026.
The Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways has invited applications for the post of Deputy Chairperson, Kolkata Dock S-vstem, Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port Authority, Kolkata. Applications must reach latest by May 28, 2026.
Ministry of External Affairs is seeking two Faculty Members for Sushma Swaraj Institute of Foreign Service. Applications must reach latest by May 7, 2026.
One vacancy for the post of Scientist-B (Mechanical) in National Test House, Department of Consumer Affairs, has been advertised. Online applications must reach latest by May 15, 2026.
Cauvery Water Management Authority has invited applications for the post of Consultant (Agriculture), New Delhi on contract basis. Details can be availed from https://www.jalshakti-dowr.gov.in/.
World Bank is seeking to fill the post of Digital Specialist for Seoul, South Korea. Applications must reach latest by May 12, 2026.
Rahul Anand Hande, who is presently serving as Chief Signal & Telecommunication Engineer/Construction-II (CSTE (C-II)), Western Railway (WR), has been selected for deputation to RailTel Corporation of India Limited (RCIL) as Executive Director (Technical) [ED (Tech.)] for a period of three years. He is an Indian Railway Service of Signal Engineers (IRSSE) officer.
Sameer Singh, who is presently serving as Director/General Engineering-III (Dir./GE-III), Research Designs and Standards Organisation (RDSO), has been selected for deputation to Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Limited (DMRC) as Joint General Manager (Civil) [JGM (Civil)] for a period of five years. He is an Indian Railway Service of Engineers (IRSE) officer.
The ACC has approved the promotion of A N Das as CGDA. He will assume his new charge on May 1. He is a 1992 batch IDAS officer.
Vishwajit Sahay , CGDA, has been appointed new Secretary , Defence Finance in the MoD. He is an IDAS officer.
Vumlunmang Vualnam, Secretary, Expenditure, has been assigned an additional charge of Secretary, Corporate Affairs till May 10, 2026. He is a 1992 batch IAS officer of Manipur cadre.
Vivek R Wadekar has been promoted to the grade of Principal Chief Commissioner of Income Tax. He is an IRS-IT officer.
Ms Radha Katyal Narang has been appointed as CIT (OSD) in the office of Pr.CCIT, Delhi region, Delhi on return from deputation. She is an IRS-IT officer.
Prashant Shukla has been appointed as Additional CIT (OSD) in the office of Pr.CCIT, Delhi region, Delhi on return from deputation. He is an IRS-IT officer.
Vinay Kumar Singh has been appointed as PCIT (OSD) in the office of Pr.CCIT, Delhi region, Delhi on return from deputation. He is an IRS-IT officer.
Dr Bashir Ahmad Bhat has been appointed as JCIT (ad-hoc) (OSD) in the office of Pr.CCIT, NWR region, Chandigarh on return from deputation. He is an IRS-IT officer.
Lieutenant General Vijay B Nair, AVSM, SM, has taken over the charge as Commandant, Infantry School, MHoW, Dr. Ambedkar Nagar, Indore.
The timelines for the recording of PAR for the year 2025-26 in respect of AIS officers, including IAS, IPS and IFS, have been revised. Accordingly, the last date for self-appraisal for the current year has been extended to June 30, 2026, for appraisal by Reporting Authority by August 31, 2026, for appraisal by Reviewing Authority by October 31, 2026. The last date for appraisal by the Accepting Authority remains unchanged at December 31, 2026.
Services of P M Saravanan, PMG, South Karnataka Region, Bengaluru, are placed at the disposal of Department of Defence Production, for his appointment as CVO, Bharat Electronics Ltd. BEL, Bengaluru under Central Staffing Scheme, for a period of 3 years. He is an Indian Postal Service (lPoS) officer of 2000 batch.
Sureshwar Singh Bonal, Director in the Ministry of Heavy Industries, has been given premature repatriation to his parent cadre. He is a 2004 batch CWES officer.
As many as 21 Police officers have been given new assignments in Maharashtra. Accordingly, Ajay K Bansal has been appointed as SP, Cyber Security, while Singuri Vishal Anand was made SP, Dhule and Balasaheb Patil is Deputy Police Commissioner, Mumbai city. Similarly, Somnath Gharge has been appointed as Assistant IG, DGP office; Raindra Singh S Pardesh as Deputy Commissioner, State Intelligence, Mumbai; Sandeep Ghuge as Deputy Police Commissioner, Mumbai City; Shrawan Datt shifted to Additional DGP office; Mummka Sudarshan as SP, Ahilyanagar; Dhodhonpat S Swamy as SP, Nashik rural; Anju Milind Tare as SP, Anti-drugs Task Force, Pune; Anurag Jain as Deputy Police Commissioner, Mumbai City; Ashwini Sanap as SP, Nandurbar; Tegbir Singh Sandhu as SP, Jalna; Rajkumar Shinde as SP, Railway, Pune; Nikesh Khatmodhe as SP, Washim; Ayush Nopani as SP, Chandrapur; Pankaj Kumawat as SP, Parbhani; Niketan Kadam as SP, Amravati Rural; Suraj Gunjal as Additional SP, Malegaon; Gajanan Rajmane as Deputy Police Commissioner, Mumbai City and Datta Laxman Totewad was posted as Additional SP, Amravati.
India has formally declined the proposal for a common BRICS currency, underscoring it's emphasis on monetary sovereignty and national interest. New Delhi remains cautious about any framework that could dilute its control over financial policy or place it within a currency system perceived to be dominated by China.
Instead, the government continues to promote the use of the Indian rupee in bilateral trade arrangements. This approach helps reduce transaction costs, minimizes exchange rate risks, and gradually internationalizes the rupee without binding India to a multilateral currency mechanism.
At the same time, India remains committed to the US dollar as a central pillar of the global financial system. This calibrated stance enables New Delhi to avoid potential trade frictions or financial repercussions from the United States, while preserving access to global capital markets.
By prioritizing local currency settlements over a shared BRICS currency, India is effectively balancing its economic relationships. The strategy allows it to engage constructively with BRICS partners while maintaining strong ties with Western economies, ensuring flexibility and strategic autonomy in an increasingly polarized global financial landscape.
Aditya T. Malkani has been re-appointed as Managing Director of Ador Welding Limited with effect from September 14, 2026.
Gautam Chand Jain has been re-appointed as Chairman and Managing Director of Pokarna Limited with effect from July 1, 2026
Rahul Jain has been re-appointed as Managing Director of Pokarna Limited with effect from May 2, 2026.
Pradeep Shashikant Pathare has been appointed as an Additional Director (Non-Executive Independent Director) of Summit Securities Limited.
Ms Shweta Ratnakar Musale has been re-appointed as an Independent Director of Summit Securities Limited.
Subrat Mohanty has been re-appointed as Whole-Time Director (designated as Executive Director) of Axis Bank Limited.
Ravi Srinivasan has been re-appointed as an Independent Director of Odyssey Technologies Limited with effect from November 1, 2026.
Pradeep Shashikant Pathare has been appointed as an Additional Director (Non-Executive Independent Director) of FGP Limited.
Ms. Shweta Ratnakar Musale has been re-appointed as an Independent Director of FGP Limited.
Sunil Goyal has been appointed as an Independent Director of Motilal Oswal Financial Services Limited.
Mrs Smita Bhagat has been appointed as an Independent Director of Motilal Oswal Financial Services Limited
Ms Rolley M. Varma has been appointed as Government Nominee Director (Part-time Non-Executive) on the Board of BEML Land Assets Limited.
Phanessh Murthy has resigned from the position of Non-Executive Independent Director of Ceinsys Tech Limited.
Ms Pallavi Joshi Bakhru has ceased to be Independent Director of Vedanta Limited.
Nice initiative
Nice initiative “Hum Jiyenge Tho Hamara Bharat Desh Jiyega” …Feeling So proud for this type of initiative..Thanks sir
Ravi Shekhar
Keralam State needs spurt in development activities
Yes Keralam State which is ranked high in many social indexes needs spurt in development activities especially infrastructure, climate for good business etc. The Unionbaji is an utmost headache and it has to be tackled ruthlessly, otherwise no industry will survive here.
Muralidharan Kozikode
Make rules for consent by women officers
I agree, women officers face more difficulties when transferred. The government should look into this and make rules for consent by women officers for transfers particularly in the initial years of their service.
S Gopal
Enlistment as Contractor in the MES
The Appellant sought information regarding enlistment of contractors in MES, retention period of related records, transfer of records after expiry of retention period, receipt of his application dated 18.09.2023, as well as queries regarding contractors’ bills and refund of fees. The PIO stated that information had already been forwarded under earlier letters, and that relevant files were not traceable as they were 35 years old. He also stated that as per the Accounts Officer, GE (West) Lucknow, the retention period of contractors’ bills was 10 years. The CIC observed that the reply furnished by the PIO is incomplete and evasive. Simply stating that retention is “10 years” without providing the authenticated Record Retention Schedule is inadequate under the RTI framework. Despite service of notice, the PIO failed to appear before the CIC which was viewed seriously as it reflects disregard towards the proceedings of the CIC. The CIC directed the Respondent to provide a copy of their records retention schedule to the Appellant free of cost within three weeks from the date of receipt of this order. Further, the CIC cautioned the PIO to remain vigilant in future and ensure timely attendance before the CIC as well as proper discharge of duties mandated under the RTI Act, failing which penal action can be initiated against him/her.
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Every department should retain a copy of the destruction memo in accordance with the Record Retention Schedule. It would be handy to show that the documents have actually been destroyed as per the prescribed guidelines.
Citation: Sunil Kumar v. Garrison Engineer (West) Military Engineer Services, File No: CIC/DPTMA/A/2024/109476; Date of Decision: 08.09.2025
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