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Rekha Gupta's appointment as Delhi CM raises questions about whether her role is genuine empowerment or symbolic tokenism. As the BJP's second female CM in Delhi, her selection aligns with Modi's vision of women-led growth. However, the true extent of her influence within BJP's centralized structure and her cabinet's gender dynamics continue to spark debate.
Shaktikanta Das, the ex-Governor of RBI, is appointed Principal Secretary to PM Modi, marking a strategic move given his vast experience in finance and international relations. This decision highlights the government's focus on economic reforms as Das's expertise in economic stability and crisis management is set to complement existing Principal Secretary PK Mishra.
Shaktikanta Das, former RBI Governor, has been appointed as the second Principal Secretary to PM Narendra Modi, a groundbreaking move for simultaneous officeholders in the PMO. He will focus on economic policymaking, leveraging his vast experience, including handling demonetisation and the COVID-19 crisis.
Shaktikanta Das, former RBI Governor, now serves as Principal Secretary-2 to PM Modi, reflecting his significant economic management role. Known for handling critical issues like demonetisation, his strategic insights in fiscal and monetary domains make him a valuable addition. This appointment complements PK Mishra's position as Principal Secretary-1.
Shaktikanta Das, ex-Governor of the Reserve Bank of India, steps into a new role as Principal Secretary-2 to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Known for his adept management during economic challenges like demonetization and the pandemic, Das's appointment aims to reinforce strategic economic alignment with the PMO. His background and experience position him as a trusted figure in navigating financial stability.
Shaktikanta Das, former RBI Governor, is now Principal Secretary-2 to PM Modi. Known for steering India through monetary challenges during the pandemic, Das' appointment signals a strong focus on economic governance and policy-making at the Prime Minister’s Office.
In a tight race, former Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia of AAP lost the Jangpura seat to BJP's Tarvinder Singh Marwah by a slim margin of 600 votes in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections. Sisodia's shift to Jangpura from Patparganj and looming legal troubles over Delhi's liquor scandal were seen as factors in AAP's electoral challenges, underscored by BJP's significant lead and wider rejection of AAP's governance approach.
Swati Maliwal's Mahabharata-inspired criticism of Arvind Kejriwal marked a dramatic moment as AAP suffered a major loss in the 2025 Delhi elections. Her remarks, paired with past harassment claims against Kejriwal's aide, fueled political tensions and voter dissatisfaction, helping BJP regain power after three decades.
The 2025 Delhi elections show BJP leading, signaling a shake-up in the political landscape. Key figures like Amit Shah and Nirmala Sitharaman are present at the party headquarters as BJP is poised to secure a significant number of seats, challenging AAP's previous dominance.
Parvesh Verma's victory against Arvind Kejriwal in the New Delhi constituency was significantly bolstered by his family. His wife, Swati, and daughters, Trisha and Sanidhi, played active roles in the campaign, emphasizing the community's trust in the BJP and focus on development and safety initiatives. Their collective effort highlighted a political change driven by voters seeking real transformation.
Congress candidate Alka Lamba has sparked controversy in the Kalkaji constituency race by accusing AAP's Atishi of relying on Kejriwal's legacy and BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri of attempting to influence voters. Lamba predicts significant gains for Congress backed by historical achievements and party support.
DMK candidate V C Chandhirakumar won the Erode East bypoll with a considerable lead, emphasizing the party's strong footing in Tamil Nadu. The election featured a 67.97% voter turnout, with notable absences from AIADMK and BJP. Chandhirakumar's victory faced less opposition due to strategic mistakes by his competitor and reinforced DMK's dominance in the state's political landscape.