Jul 26, 2026

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Sir is in a meeting: Tell me, if the plan was approved, a minister reached the secretary's chamber with a peda!, PM Modi took the same class as the ministers of Gujarat.

For Divya Bhaskar's readers, we offer the 'Sir is in Meeting' section every Monday morning. The segment presents the interactions between Netajis and officials in a humorous manner. So, take it easy. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has issued a warning to some ministers in his own style. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was on a one-day visit to Gujarat. When he comes here, he takes out time to call the Chief Minister, Deputy Chief Minister, BJP state president and chief secretary and talk to them. But this time, before leaving for Delhi, Modi held such an important meeting at the airport. The entire cabinet, including the Chief Minister, was present. Inside the meeting, no one is ready to talk about the words in which the Prime Minister actually advised the ministers. But as discussed, Modi is not at all happy with the performance of the current ministers and the way they work. The Prime Minister has asked ministers to take an interest in their small work to connect with the people, behave well and not be merely flattered. Merely posting photos or videos on social media cannot win people's hearts. You have to do a good job in reality. Modi is also said to have made such a statement in view of the 2027 assembly elections. This is probably the first time that Prime Minister Modi has held a meeting with all the ministers at the airport. Nitin Patel's Traffic Class, Police Couldn't Stop Laughing Former Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel has been very active on social media for some time now. A video of him standing on the spot giving instructions to the police about the traffic arrangements at the time of leaving school in Kadi also went viral. However, most of the discussion is on one of his lighter satires. He told the police that if motorists have to pass through the city to save tolls, "give us permission, we will collect the tax by taking Rs 200." The minister arrived with the peda as the department approved! A recent incident in the Gandhinagar secretariat also shocked the bureaucracy. The concerned cabinet minister was so happy that an important project that had been stuck for years was finally approved, went straight to the chamber of the departmental secretary. Not only that, but also sweetened the mouth of the secretary and the entire staff by carrying specially prepared pedas. Officials are usually called to the minister's chamber but here the scenario was quite the opposite. The incident also raised several questions in the Secretariat. Some saw it as a courtesy to the officer, while others questioned how appropriate it was to celebrate the performance of a government department in this way. Was it the responsibility of the department to finally act or an extraordinary achievement? This incident made it so clear that along with the files, symbolic messages are now becoming a topic of discussion in the Secretariat. Schools do not follow the recommendations made by senior IAS and education minister for admissions Some private schools located in cities including Ahmedabad do not tie the authorities. Often, the owners of such schools make the government machinery experiment. According to the discussion, recently the Education Minister himself had recommended admission in some schools as well as given letters of recommendation to some parents. When they took these letters, they told the parents that the ministers kept making such recommendations that the admission in their school was full and their child would not get admission. Similarly, two to three IAS officers also called themselves for admission in that school when they were recommended for admission and got the recommendation made by the DEO. But only one of these schools would have respected a higher official. The managements of the rest of the schools are still pushing parents for admission. Schools that do not respect are schools of other boards other than the Gujarat Board. The chief minister's swing is missing! A swing was kept in the gallery of the Chief Minister's Office in Swarnim Sankul-1 for years. It was discussed among the employees of the secretariat that the chief minister used to sit there whenever he got some time between meetings and busy programs. However, for the past few days, the swing has suddenly disappeared. There is no official information on the reason for his removal, but there is a lot of speculation going on in the corridors of the secretariat. Some see it as a symbol of a change in the interior and security arrangement of the office, while others see it as a symbol of the changing working style. The swing may have been removed from the gallery, but the reason behind its disappearance has become a topic of discussion in the Golden Complex. Two to three IAS-secretaries have a habit of abusing them in meetings Half a dozen IAS officers serving in Gujarat, including Gandhinagar, as well as some secretaries, have become accustomed to hurling abuses inside the meeting. The staff agrees that some officers are strict. But there are many IAS officers who use dirty language in conversation. Even if it is a normal matter, the officer abuses his staff. While some officers are not ashamed to abuse women even in the presence of women. As a result, women do not even go to the cabin of such an officer if there is no compulsion. At the same time, junior women officers are scared to even meet the boss. There is a discussion in the secretariat that a secretary, who is working on a contract basis after retirement, even speaks dirty abuses to the staff in video conferences. But in order to ensure that the job and their service book are not spoiled, the lower officials are being abused by the poor and dumb mouths.

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