Delhi Confidential: In Commemoration
Rejig, Revamp
After completing the process of appointing District Congress Committee (DCC) chiefs in Gujarat, the central leadership has started meeting AICC observers for the same exercise in two other states — Haryana and Madhya Pradesh. As per sources, several observers from Haryana held long meetings with party general secretary in-charge for organisation K C Venugopal and Congress Haryana in-charge B K Hariprasad on Wednesday during which they suggested names. The party intends to rebuild the party by rejigging its district units.
Shift After Session
With the new Central Secretariat buildings nearing completion and the next projects of the Central Vista revamp lined up, Union Ministries working out of Nirman Bhawan are preparing to move to their new premises. It is learnt that the shift would be after the Monsoon Session of Parliament that ends in August.
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