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Are small parties within NDA holding up PM Modi’s cabinet reshuffle?

Amid growing anticipation within political and bureaucratic circles, indications are emerging that smaller parties within the NDA constituent may be contributing to a delay in the long-expected cabinet reshuffle in the Modi cabinet. Sources suggest that alliance partners, particularly those with limited but strategically significant parliamentary strength, have been engaged in backchannel negotiations over ministerial representation and portfolio allocation.

This comes at a time when the Prime Minister is believed to be keen on recalibrating his team ahead of key electoral cycles and evolving governance priorities. However, accommodating allies without upsetting the BJP’s internal balance appears to be a delicate exercise. Some leaders are reportedly pushing for greater visibility, while others are seeking retention of existing berths.

Appointment of Governors and additional charge to some likely this week ?

Appointment of new Governors or additional charge to some is expected this week. The Prime Minister and Home Minister are believed to have been given final shape.

Exodus likely in Punjab Congress

In Punjab, all is not well within the Congress. It is said that a large number of senior leaders are reportedly unhappy with the re- appointment of Raja Waring as the state chief. Some senior leaders have not been included in the state-level poll committee. They have not been given any responsibility related to elections. This has reportedly upset the leaders. Sources said that about a dozen leaders may say goodbye to the party in the days to come.

DKS likely to expand Karnataka cabinet by August

Karnataka, Chief Minister D.K. Sivakumar is likely to expand his cabinet before the state assembly session scheduled in August. Presently, the DKS cabinet has 14 ministers and as per the House strength the state can have a total 34 ministers. So, almost 20 seats are vacant and lobbying is on by the MLAs and former ministers.

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IPS Abhinay Vishwakarma introduces corporate standards to Katni Police

Katni Police gets a corporate upgrade. IPS Abhinay Vishwakarma, a 2019 batch officer of MP cadre currently posted as SP Katni is redefining what quality policing looks like. Under his leadership,16 police units and offices received ISO certification making Katni one of the few districts in Madhya Pradesh to implement international quality standards across multiple police establishments.

The initiative was driven by Vishwakarma's belief that government institutions should have the same quality benchmarks as corporate services. Explaining the vision behind the project, he says, “When we buy a helmet, we look for the ISI mark. When we purchase any product, we expect the highest quality standards. If citizens expect that level of quality from the corporate sector, why shouldn't government services meet similar standards? With that objective, we decided that the services delivered through our police stations should also follow internationally accepted quality management standards.”

Under this, Katni Police worked on improving everyday systems and making police stations more organised, transparent and citizen-friendly. From record management and malkhana maintenance to vehicle upkeep, e-waste disposal, infrastructure improvement and standard operating procedures every aspect of police administration was systematically standardised. Waiting areas for visitors, complaint registration systems, cleanliness, public facilities and office management were also upgraded.

Apart from this to better serve vulnerable groups, stations now feature dedicated Child-Friendly Rooms (Bal Mitra Kaksh) and Women’s Help Desks (Mahila Help Desk), alongside unique additions like a Traffic Pathshala & Simulator.Embracing modern policing, tech tools have been integrated including the "Surakshit Katni" app for patrol monitoring, QR Code feedback scanners for instant citizen reviews and "Gram Choupal" safety meetings held every Wednesday.

Following an extensive audit, 13 police stations, two SDOP offices and the Office of the Superintendent of Police (SP Office) were awarded ISO 9001:2015 certification for meeting international standards in quality management marking a huge leap forward in quality and public service.

IPS Abhinay Vishwakarma’s focus on improving the standard helps build greater public trust and also make services more seamless and a comfortable experience rather than intimidating.

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