Sources say the BJP wants to keep the top four ministries — Home, External Affairs, Defence, and Finance — with itself, along with some other key ministries like Railways. Nitish Kumar’s JD-U too is said to be eyeing Railways along with Agriculture and Rural Development. Chandrababu Naidu’s TDP could get a cabinet post and two Ministers of State Sources say the BJP wants to keep the top four ministries — Home, External Affairs, Defence, and Finance — with itself, along with some other key ministries like Railways. Nitish Kumar’s JD-U too is said to be eyeing Railways along with Agriculture and Rural Development. Chandrababu Naidu’s TDP could get a cabinet post and two Ministers of State Elections Elections News in news18.com, Elections Latest News, Elections News
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