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First cabinet meeting since Operation Sindoor to be led by PM Modi today

Digital Desk: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will preside over an important meeting of the Union Council of Ministers on Wednesday, the first since Operation Sindoor was completed, according to sources. The meeting will be conducted this evening at 5 p.m. at the Sushma Swaraj Bhawan.

The gathering comes as the Modi government completes 11 years in office, including one year of the Modi 3.0 term. According to sources, all ministers will be informed in full on the effectiveness of Operation Sindoor at this session.

PM Modi has asked that all ministries gather and share their accomplishments with the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, which would create a booklet outlining the government's activities.

Cabinet ministers are entrusted with promoting achievements via social media and newspaper pieces, and PM Modi has directed them to make a comparative presentation of the UPA and NDA administrations, outlining the developments over the last 11 years.

PM Modi discussed key events slated for June at the previous Cabinet meeting and invited ministers to connect with the public on the following dates- June 5 (World Environment Day), June 9 (the first anniversary of Modi 3.0), June 21 (International Yoga Day), and June 25 (50 years since the Emergency).