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Narendra Modi to give roadmap to his Ministers
The first meeting of the new Council of Ministers will be held on Wednesday in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to outline the roadmap of his government.
New Delhi: The first meeting of the new Council of Ministers will be held on Wednesday in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to outline the roadmap of his government. The prime minister is expected to underline the role of ministers of state in the running of ministries and may ask Cabinet ministers to give their deputies adequate responsibilities, according to sources. Deliberations are also likely to be held on an action plan for the government's next five years and Modi is expected to brief the ministers on it.
The meeting of the Council of Ministers was a regular feature in the previous tenure of Modi government. He used to brief them about government's various welfare schemes and how to make people aware about them. Modi used to review the performances of key ministries and sectors.
The Union Cabinet will also meet on Wednesday ahead of the Council of Ministers' meeting. With Parliament session beginning next week, the ministers of state will have a key role as in most of the ministries they are responsible to handle parliamentary questions which are tabled on the floor of the House.
