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Former Union Minister Babul Supriyo joined Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;led&nbsp;Trinamool Congress on Saturday, two months after he was asked to resign in a major cabinet reshuffle.
The former BJP MP from Asansol, a month after stepping down as junior minister in the Environment Ministry, had said he would not join any party and would quit politics. However, he later amended his plans and said he would remain a Member of Parliament
Babul Supriyo was formally inducted into the TMC by the party's national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee and Rajya Sabha MP Derek O'Brien.
Supriyo is the fifth BJP leader to join the TMC after after the party's spectacular victory in the Bengal assembly polls

Former BJP leader Babul Supriyo joins Trinamool Congress

Former Union Minister &amp; BJP&nbsp;leader&nbsp;Babul Supriyo joined Bengal CM&nbsp;Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;led&nbsp;Trinamool Congress, two months after he was asked to resign in a major cabinet reshuffle

//Former Union Minister &amp; BJP&nbsp;leader Babul&nbsp;Supriyo&nbsp;joins TMC
//Supriyo&nbsp;was asked to resign in a major cabinet reshuffle
////Babul Supriyo&nbsp;inducted into the TMC by Abhishek Banerjee&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Derek O'Brien
//'Politics of opportunity': Supriyo&nbsp;on decision to join TMC
//Supriyo&nbsp;joins TMC&nbsp;months after announcing decision to quit politics
//Supriyo&nbsp;to quit his Lok Sabha seat &amp; resign as BJP MP from Asansol
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The former BJP MP from Asansol, Babul Supriyo,&nbsp;a month after stepping down as junior minister in the Environment Ministry, had said he would not join any party and would quit politics

Former Union Minister Babul Supriyo joined Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;led&nbsp;Trinamool Congress on Saturday, two months after he was asked to resign in a major cabinet reshuffle.
Babul Supriyo was formally inducted into the TMC by the party's national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee and Rajya Sabha MP Derek O'Brien.
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Following his induction into the party, Supriyo held a press conference where he clarified that his decision to join TMC is not a &ldquo;politics of revenge&rdquo;, but a &ldquo;politics of opportunity.&rdquo;
The former BJP MP from Asansol, a month after stepping down as junior minister in the Environment Ministry, had said he would not join any party and would quit politics. However, he later amended his plans and said he would remain a Member of Parliament
Supriyo is the fifth BJP leader to join the TMC after after the party's spectacular victory in the Bengal assembly polls
Meanwhile, following his decision to join TMC, Babul Supriyo is set to quit his Lok Sabha seat and will resign as BJP MP from Asansol.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday appreciated his former ministerial colleagues who were dropped after the Cabinet reshuffle on Wednesday. 

This is what PM Modi said about dropped ministers in his chat with new ones

PM appreciated his former ministers who were dropped after the Cabinet reshuffle on Wednesday and advised the new ministers to learn from their experience

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday appreciated his former ministerial colleagues who were dropped after the Cabinet reshuffle on Wednesday. He said they all contributed in the development work executed by his government and advised the newly sworn-in ministers to learn from their experience, PTI has reported quoting sources.
Interacting with members of the revamped Council of Ministers a day after the reshuffle, Modi said some leaders are now not part of the government due to certain situations and circumstances, in an apparent reference to Ravi Shankar Prasad and Prakash Javadekar who resigned before the Cabinet rejig.
Reports said that the Prime Minister appreciated Prasad and Javadekar for their work.
Other ministers who quit the government on Wednesday included Harsh Vardhan from health and Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank' from education.
In a word of advice, the PM said it is the work that only matters and the ministers should not get trapped in the vicious circle of grabbing media attention.
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Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;advised the newly sworn-in ministers to learn from the experience of the ministers who have been dropped from the Cabinet.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday appreciated his former ministerial colleagues who were dropped after the Cabinet reshuffle on Wednesday. He said they all contributed in the development work executed by his government and advised the newly sworn-in ministers to learn from their experience, PTI has reported quoting sources.
<a href="With%20a bunch of yellow roses and a box of sweets, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee arrived at the Kolkata house of BCCI president Sourav Ganguly&nbsp;on Thursday to wish him on his 49th birthday. The CM has always wished the former India Captain, but this is the first time that she personally visited the cricket star. Banerjee's first-ever visit to the cricket icon's residence came two months after she stormed to power in the state amid speculations that Ganguly would join the BJP. Ganguly had rubbished the speculations on his political plunge. The CM spent about 45 minutes chatting with Ganguly, his wife Dona and mother Nirupa, PTI has reported." target="_blank">Interacting with members of the revamped Council of Ministers</a> a day after the reshuffle, Modi said some leaders are now not part of the government due to certain situations and circumstances, in an apparent reference to Ravi Shankar Prasad and Prakash Javadekar who resigned before the Cabinet rejig.
Reports said that the Prime Minister appreciated Prasad and Javadekar for their work.
Other ministers who quit the government on Wednesday included Harsh Vardhan from health and Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank' from education.
In a word of advice, the PM said it is the work that only matters and the ministers should not get trapped in the vicious circle of grabbing media attention.

At the first meeting of his new council of ministers on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed on the country's Covid crisis, saying that there&rsquo;s no room for carelessness or complacency.Reports citing sources, quoted the PM saying, we have been seeing pictures and videos of crowded places and people roaming about without masks or (following) social distance, and this should instil a sense of fear in us.The Prime Minister also reportedly said that powered by our corona-warriors and frontline workers, India&rsquo;s fight against the global pandemic is underway with full vigour.The PM told his Cabinet that there should be no space for carelessness or complacency, adding that a single mistake would have far-reaching impacts.

PM Modi's advice to his new Cabinet: No room for complacency on Covid

PM Modi's&nbsp;advice to his new Cabinet: "No room for complacency or carelessness on Covid&nbsp;management"

The PM told his Cabinet that there should be no space for carelessness or complacency, adding that a single mistake would have far-reaching impacts.

At the first meeting of his new council of ministers on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed on the country's Covid crisis, saying that there&rsquo;s no room for carelessness or complacency. Reports citing sources, quoted the PM saying, we have been seeing pictures and videos of crowded places and people roaming about without masks or (following) social distance, and this should instil a sense of fear in us. The Prime Minister also reportedly said that powered by our corona-warriors and frontline workers, India&rsquo;s fight against the global pandemic is underway with full vigour. The PM told his Cabinet that there should be no space for carelessness or complacency, adding that a single mistake would have far-reaching impacts.

In a bid to boost a faltering economy due to the grim challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic, the govt on Thursday announced an emergency Covid response package of ₹23,123 crore. This package will also be used for 8,338 dedicated Covid health centres.
New Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said, of this ₹23,000 crore, ₹8,000 crore will come from states and ₹15,000 crore from the Centre, adding the plans will be implemented in the next nine months. Mandaviya added that the package will help set up paediatrics departments in 736 districts, 20,000 new ICU beds and acquire buffer stocks of medicines.
In a major overhaul of the Cabinet, 36 new ministers, including Sarbananda Sonowal and Jyotiraditya Scindia, joined the central government on Wednesday.Mansukh Mandaviya was appointed as Health Minister on Wednesday just hours after Dr Harsh Vardhan, who was the face of the government's efforts to fight Covid-19, was asked to step down along with his deputy.

Govt clears Rs 23,123 crore emergency Covid package after meeting of new Cabinet

After first meeting of PM Modi's new Cabinet, govt clears Rs 23,123 crore emergency response package for&nbsp;Covid-19

Health Minister Mansukh&nbsp;Mandaviya added that the package will help set up paediatrics departments in 736 districts, 20,000 new ICU beds and acquire buffer stocks of medicines.

In a bid to boost a faltering economy due to the grim challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic, the govt on Thursday announced an emergency Covid response package of ₹23,123 crore. This package will also be used for 8,338 dedicated Covid health centres.
New Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said, of this ₹23,000 crore, ₹8,000 crore will come from states and ₹15,000 crore from the Centre, adding the plans will be implemented in the next nine months. Mandaviya added that the package will help set up paediatrics departments in 736 districts, 20,000 new ICU beds and acquire buffer stocks of medicines.
In a major overhaul of the Cabinet, 36 new ministers, including Sarbananda Sonowal and Jyotiraditya Scindia, joined the central government on Wednesday. Mansukh Mandaviya was appointed as Health Minister on Wednesday just hours after Dr Harsh Vardhan, who was the face of the government's efforts to fight Covid-19, was asked to step down along with his deputy.

As Union ministers from Bengal quit ahead of the cabinet reshuffle, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee questioned the move to dump all Bengal ministers

Babul Supriyo quits: Mamata Banerjee questions why Bengal ministers being dumped 

Babul Supriyo quits: Mamata Banerjee questions why Bengal ministers are being dumped 

Bengal CM questions motive to dump state ministers before cabinet rejig
Union Minister of State for Environment Babul Supriyo resigned
MoS Woman &amp; Child Development Debasree Chaudhuri&nbsp;also quit
Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;reacted to health minister Harsh Vardhan's resignation
'Made a victim': Mamata&nbsp;on Harsh Vardhan's&nbsp;resignation
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As Union ministers from Bengal quit ahead of the cabinet reshuffle, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee questioned the move to dump all Bengal ministers

As Union ministers from Bengal quit ahead of the cabinet reshuffle, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee questioned the move to dump all&nbsp; ministers from the state. She asked how did &lsquo;Babul and Debashree suddenly become wrong for BJP?&rsquo;&nbsp;
Ahead of a major cabinet reshuffle, Union Minister of State for Environment Babul Supriyo resigned from the Union Council of Ministers on Wednesday. Supriyo confirmed his resignation through a post on social media.&nbsp;MoS Woman and Child Development Debasree Chaudhuri has also resigned.
Many other Union ministers, including Health Minister Harsh Vardhan have resigned as well.
On health minister&rsquo;s resignation, Mamata Banerjee said Harsh Vardhan has been &lsquo;made a victim&rsquo;

Union Ministers Santosh Gangwar, Ramesh Pokhriyal &lsquo;Nishank&rsquo; and Debasree Chaudhuri tendered their resignations ahead of the first mega cabinet reshuffle in Prime Minister Narendra Modi&lsquo;s second term.
Nishank was Education Minister and Santosh Gangwar held the position of Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Labour and Employment. Both have reportedly given health reasons in their resignation letters.
Union Minister Debasree Chaudhuri was also relieved just ahead of the Cabinet expansion. She served as the Minister of State for Women and Child Development. Debasree Chaudhuri won elections in 2019 from Raiganj constituency in West Bengal. 

PM Modi's cabinet reshuffle: Harsh Vardhan, Santosh Gangwar, Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank quit

Union Ministers Dr Harsh Vardhan,&nbsp;Santosh Gangwar&nbsp;(Labour &amp; Employement), Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank&nbsp;(Education) quit ahead of PM Modi's cabinet reshuffle

Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan&nbsp;resigns ahead of reshuffle
Union Ministers Santosh Gangwar, Ramesh Pokhriyal &lsquo;Nishank&rsquo; resign
Resignations ahead of the first mega cabinet reshuffle by PM Modi
Nishank was Education Minister and Santosh Gangwar held MoS&nbsp;Labour
Debasree Chaudhuri MoS,&nbsp;Women and Child Development also relieved
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Reports say more ministers are on their way out, on the basis of a detailed performance review by the PM and top leaders over the past few weeks.

Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan has resigned ahead of the Modi cabinet expansion.&nbsp;Union Ministers Santosh Gangwar, Ramesh Pokhriyal &lsquo;Nishank&rsquo; also&nbsp;tendered their resignations.
Nishank was Education Minister and Santosh Gangwar held the position of Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Labour and Employment. Both have reportedly given health reasons in their resignation letters.
Minister of State for Education Sanjay Dhotre also resigned from the Union Cabinet on Wednesday. Dhotre, who represents Akola constituency of Maharashtra also took charge as MoS for Education, Communications and Electronics and Information Technology, in May 2019.
Union Minister Debasree Chaudhuri was also relieved just ahead of the Cabinet expansion. She served as the Minister of State for Women and Child Development. Debasree Chaudhuri won elections in 2019 from Raiganj constituency in West Bengal.

The much-anticipated reshuffle of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Cabinet will be announced in the evening today. This is the first rejig of Team Modi in the second term.

Cabinet reshuffle: New look Team Modi to be announced today at 6pm

New look Team Modi to be announced today at 6pm. Reports say that the new Cabinet will be the youngest in India's history

New look Team Modi to be announced today at 6pm

The much-anticipated reshuffle of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Cabinet will be announced in the evening today. This is the first rejig of Team Modi in the second term.
Reports, quoting sources, said that the new Cabinet will be the youngest in India's history with the average age expected to be the lowest ever.
The probable new ministers who have arrived in Delhi, include&nbsp;Jyotiraditya Scindia, former Assam CM Sarbananda Sonowal, Lok Janshakti Party's Pashupati Paras, Narayan Rane and Varun Gandhi.
Reports said that special focus in the Cabinet reshuffle will be on each state and every region in states. The changes are also likely to factor in polls in five states next year and the 2024 national election.

Reports, quoting sources, said that the new Cabinet will be the youngest in India's history with the average age expected to be the lowest ever.

The much-anticipated reshuffle of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Cabinet will be announced in the evening today. This is the first rejig of Team Modi in the second term.
Reports, quoting sources, said that the new Cabinet will be the youngest in India's history with the average age expected to be the lowest ever.
The probable new ministers have arrived in Delhi, include&nbsp;Jyotiraditya Scindia, former Assam CM Sarbananda Sonowal, Lok Janshakti Party's Pashupati Paras, Narayan Rane and Varun Gandhi.
Reports said that special focus in the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/modi-govt-sets-up-new-ministry-of-cooperation-ahead-of-cabinet-rejig-1625622371243" target="_blank">Cabinet reshuffle</a> will be on each state and even region in states. The changes are also likely to factor in polls in five states next year and the 2024 national election.
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