Modi to chair Council of Ministers on May 21 as compliance cuts and reshuffle talk grow

Ministries ranked reforms since June 2024 by impact
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will chair a Council of Ministers meeting on May 21 in what observers call a long-delayed mid-term stocktaking exercise. The push comes as the NDA government edges toward two years in its third term, amid growing claims that a cabinet reshuffle is overdue. The agenda will reportedly review reforms since June 2024, with ministries submitting department-wise summaries grouped into legislative, statutory, policy, and administrative changes. Officials from nearly a dozen ministries are expected to brief the council.
- PM Modi chairs the Council of Ministers meeting on May 21
- It marks the first such mid-term review in a long time
- Reforms since June 2024 are central to the discussions
- Ministries classify reforms into four categories: legislative, statutory, policy, administrative
- The focus includes cutting compliance burdens and simplifying rules
- Secretaries from nearly a dozen ministries are expected to brief the council
This summarization was done by Beige for a story published on
The Economic Times
