Sunday, December 15th, 2024

Pratibha, Manmohan Singh and Deve Gowda… PM Modi took blessings of these 3 leaders before starting his/her third innings

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken many big decisions while starting his/her third term. However, do you know whose blessings PM Modi took this time before starting his/her tenure as PM? Let us tell you. Before starting his/her third term, PM Modi spoke to former President Pratibha Patil and former Prime Ministers Manmohan Singh and HD Deve Gowda over the phone. It is being told that before starting his/her third term, PM Modi spoke to former President Pratibha Patil and former Prime Ministers Manmohan Singh and HD Deve Gowda over the phone and sought their blessings.

Manmohan Singh has been PM for 10 years

Let us tell you that Pratibha Patil, a Congress leader, was elected the President of the country during the tenure of the UPA government. At the same time, Manmohan Singh has been the Prime Minister of the country for 10 years in the Congress-led UPA government. Current JDS leader HD Devegowda has also been the Prime Minister of the country and is currently a part of the NDA alliance. As the leader of the NDA ally party, HD Devegowda’s son HD Kumaraswamy took oath as a cabinet minister at the Rashtrapati Bhavan on Sunday. On Monday, he/she has been made the Minister of Steel and Heavy Industries.

Division of ministries

On the advice of Prime Minister Modi, President Draupadi Murmu on Monday also allocated departments (ministries) to the ministers of the government. Amit Shah has been made the Home and Cooperation Minister again in the Central Government, while Rajnath Singh has also been given the responsibility of the Defense Ministry again. Nitin Gadkari has also been made the Road Transport and Highways Minister while retaining his/her old ministry. S. Jaishankar has also been made the Foreign Minister again and Nirmala Sitharaman has been made the Finance and Corporate Minister. The old departments of most of the ministers of the government have been retained.

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