Ajit Doval and P K Mishra Reappointed to Key Roles in Modi's Cabinet

Spymaster Ajit Doval and seasoned bureaucrat P K Mishra have been reappointed as National Security Adviser and Principal Secretary to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a fresh five-year term. Ajit Doval has made history as the first NSA appointed for three consecutive terms, while both have held crucial roles during Modi's previous tenures.

In a significant move, Spymaster Ajit Doval and seasoned bureaucrat P K Mishra were reappointed as National Security Adviser and Principal Secretary to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, respectively, for a fresh five-year term on Thursday.

This re-appointment marks a historical milestone as Doval becomes the first National Security Adviser to serve three consecutive terms. Both Doval and Mishra have been pivotal in their roles during Modi's last two governments, contributing significantly to national security and administrative efficiency.

The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) has officially approved these appointments, with effect from June 10, 2024, on a co-terminus basis with the Prime Minister's term. Doval's operational prowess, demonstrated through critical initiatives like the surgical strikes and Balakot air raid, has been well-noted. Similarly, Mishra has a legacy of holding key positions, significantly influencing policy and administration.

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