Union Cabinet

The Union Cabinet today took a historic decision to give ownership rights to 40 lakh people living in unauthorised colonies in Delhi.

In the first cabinet meeting, Prime Minister Modi has also talked about the five-year agenda and has asked every ministry to come up with their five-year agenda and to formulate an impactful decision, which needs to be taken in the first 100 days of the government. 

PM Modi has asked top bureaucrats to draw ambitious 5-year plans for each Ministry to propel India in the $5+ trillion economy group.

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A day after swearing in, Prime Minister Modi met with the new Cabinet met on Friday and made some key decisions fulfilling the election promises that were made in the manifesto.

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The BJP, however, is yet to confirm anything officially. The Prime Minister and the Union Cabinet will take oath tomorrow at the Rashtrapati Bhavan premises.

Yogi Adityanath, the CM of Uttar Pradesh has thanked the Centre, for the release of funds for the project and has asserted that both projects will boost development in both the cities.

As per reports, the Union Cabinet has approved 10% reservations for the economically weaker sections

Reports showed that PM Modi in comparison to Congress' Manmohan Singh, has done more trips and spent more days abroad in almost the same cost