Modi 3.0: Ministers Take Charge as New Government Hits the Ground Running

India's new government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a third consecutive term, commenced work as ministers assumed their roles. Key developments include PM Modi's forthcoming trip to Italy for the G7 summit, and Union Home Minister Amit Shah's focus on bolstering security against terrorism and Naxalism.

India's new government, headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his third consecutive term, officially began its term as ministers assumed their roles on Tuesday. Cabinet ministers and ministers of state have filled into their offices, signaling both change and continuity under Modi's leadership.

In a significant move, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to travel to Italy this week to attend the G7 summit, marking his first international trip after assuming office for the third time. The G7 summit is expected to discuss vital global economic and political issues among the world's advanced economies.

Meanwhile, Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized that the new government will prioritize enhancing India's security measures. Shah declared that India would intensify its efforts to combat terrorism, insurgency, and Naxalism, aiming to build a more secure nation.