Inside track on Modi govt reshuffle
India Today
Special thrust on infusing fresh blood by bringing in technocrats and highly qualified professionals, top sources have told India Today.
Top-level sources have told India Today that the central thrust of the current expansion and reshuffle exercise is to convey the message that the Modi government is a government of the poor, OBCs, Dalits and dispossessed people of the country.A lot of emphasis has been laid on bringing in highly qualified MBAs, PHDs and post-graduates into the central government.In a bid to augment the administrative acumen of the central government, the Prime Minister has reached out to key technocrats to bring them into his council of ministers. ALSO READ | Cabinet reshuffle: Scindia, Sonowal arrive in Delhi; JD(U) in talks to join Modi govt | Top developments
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