S.

No

Ministries

Name

Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances &

Pensions
1

Dept of Atomic Energy

Narendra Modi

Dept of Space
Ministry of Finance
2

Ministry of Information & Broadcasting

Arun Jaitley

Ministry of Corporate Affairs

Ministry of Home Affairs

Shri Rajnath Singh

Ministry of External Affairs

4

Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs

Smt. Sushma
Swaraj

Ministry of Road Transport and Highways

5

Ministry of Shipping

Nitin Gadkari

Ministry of Urban Development

6

Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty

Alleviation
Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs

M. Venkaiah Naidu

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1.

Modi committed to achieving budget deficit goal

Reuters via Yahoo! India News 16 Jan 10:01PM
By Rajesh Kumar Singh NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on
Friday he was committed to meeting this year's budget deficit target, welcoming a cut in
interest rates by the Reserve Bank of India on the back of falling inflation. In a
speech,Modi said his government would cut wasteful spending, streamline the
payment of welfare benefits and raise investment in roads and ...

2.

Gyan Sangam: Can Prime Minister Narendra Modi revive the

lost charm ofstate-owned banks?
The Economic Times 07 Jan 04:15AM
Gyan Sangam: Can Prime Minister Narendra Modi revive the lost charm of stateowned banks?

3.

Govt clears coal, insurance ordinance

Business Standard India 24 Dec 12:47PM

Prime Minister Narendra Modi resorted to a rarely-used executive decree on
Wednesday to implement coal and insurance reforms, displaying his resolve to revamp
Asia's third-largest economy despite political opposition in parliament.
4.

PM Modi, Arun Jaitley & Raghuram Rajan to brainstorm with

banking chiefs on new strategy for the sector
The Economic Times 30 Dec 02:28AM
The top echelons of Indian banking will converge early in the New Year in a Gyan
Sangam or at the NIBM in Pune to hammer out a strategy to revive the banking sector.

5.

PM Modi says will change rules, laws for manufacturing

Reuters via Yahoo! India News 29 Dec 11:26PM
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday his government
was ready to change rules and laws to speed up manufacturing under the "Make in
India" programme, despite political opposition to reforms. India passed an
emergencyexecutive order earlier in the day to ease land acquisition rules that are
partly blamed for delays in industrial projects worth up to $300 billion ...