cabinet reshuffle

Karnataka Congress leader M Veerappa Moily advocates for cabinet changes to combat anti-incumbency and introduce fresh talent. He also emphasized the need for experienced leaders in the Rajya Sabha. Preparations for government formation are underway, with discussions on cabinet reshuffle, deputy chief ministers, and potential ministerial berths for key figures.

Economic challenges, NEET and CBSE crisis, pressures induced by the Iran war and fears of growing anti-incumbency as illustrated by the runaway popularity of the satirical Cockroach Janta Party have led to speculation that Modi may soon rejig his team

BJP's Rajya Sabha candidate list omits Union ministers Ravneet Singh Bittu and George Kurian, fueling cabinet reshuffle speculation. Notably, no outgoing MPs were renominated, with organizational functionaries securing berths. The party is yet to announce candidates from Jharkhand and Karnataka, leaving room for potential ministerial retention.

Karnataka minister R Ramalinga Reddy resigned just two days after his oath, citing strong dissatisfaction with his allocated portfolio. He expressed disappointment, stating Chief Minister DK Shivakumar reneged on an assurance regarding the Bengaluru development department. Reddy affirmed his continued loyalty to the Congress party, emphasizing he would not work against his conscience.

Kannada crime drama 'Mango Pachcha,' set for a June 5, 2026 release, is generating buzz with early praise. Sanchith Sanjeev makes a stellar acting debut, mentored by Kichcha Sudeep, who also lent his voice and guidance. The film, recreating early 2000s Mysuru, highlights Sanchith's captivating action sequences and confident performance, drawing comparisons to Sudeep.

A day after annoucing that he would step down as chief miniter to pave way for Shivakumar in accordance with the rotational formula agreed upon after the 2023 win, Siddaramaiah expressed his desire to stay in Benglauru than move to Rajya Sabha which was part of an offer pitched by the party high command. Siddaramaiah's move to "partly agree" with the top brass, while holding his ground on not moving to the Rajdhaani for national politics largely suggest that the deveopment may mutate to become a complex quagmire.

Karnataka Congress leaders met in Delhi amid intense speculation about a cabinet reshuffle and a potential change in chief ministership. Ministers close to CM Siddaramaiah expressed anxiety, while aspirants hoped for new opportunities. The party high command faces a delicate balancing act to resolve leadership and ministerial berth demands, impacting political careers.

A Karnataka leadership change decision is imminent within days following crucial Congress meetings. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah met with party leaders amid ongoing speculation about a potential shift. Discussions also covered Rajya Sabha and MLC polls, and a minor cabinet reshuffle has already occurred, with portfolios being reassigned.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is consulting loyalists in Bengaluru following crucial Delhi talks on a potential leadership change. The Congress high command reportedly proposed a national role for Siddaramaiah, with Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar seen as the frontrunner to succeed him. The party aims for a smooth transition to avoid factional disputes.

Minister says Congress focused on completing term, development; dismisses leadership speculation in Mangaluru

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will chair a crucial meeting of the Union council of ministers on Thursday. Discussions will revolve around ministry functioning, policy outcomes, and future plans, with a focus on reforms benefiting common citizens. The meeting also addresses the West Asia crisis and its economic implications.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin expanded his cabinet, inducting Vanni Arasu from VCK and AM Shahjahan from IUML. This move strengthens coalition representation, bringing the total number of ministers to 33. The expansion follows a recent reshuffle, with key portfolios like Finance and Revenue reassigned.

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar stated that "time will decide" his potential elevation to Chief Minister, amidst growing speculation of a leadership change in the state's Congress government. This comes as the Siddaramaiah-led government approaches a significant milestone, fueling discussions about a possible power-sharing arrangement.

In a striking revelation, almost half of Bihar's cabinet members are entangled in criminal allegations, with a significant 29% implicated in grave offenses. Notably, a staggering 90% of these politicians are millionaires, flaunting average assets surpassing Rs 6 crore. Despite having a majority of graduates, the representation of women within the 35-member cabinet remains alarmingly low.