Prime Minister Narendra Modi has convened a crucial meeting of the Council of Ministers at Seva Teerth in Delhi, just hours after returning from his Europe tour. All Union ministers have been asked to remain in the national capital ahead of the high-level discussions, making the meeting politically significant.Sources say the ongoing West Asia crisis and its possible economic impact on India are expected to dominate the agenda. The government is closely monitoring concerns linked to crude oil prices, fuel supply chains and inflation amid escalating tensions in the region. A high-powered informal group of ministers led by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is already reviewing the evolving situation. Home Minister Amit Shah, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri are part of the group overseeing preparedness measures. The meeting has also intensified speculation around a possible Cabinet reshuffle and expansion in the Modi 3.0 government ahead of its first anniversary on June 10. Sources indicate that the BJP leadership is reviewing ministerial performance and organisational functioning before any major exercise. The developments have made today’s meeting one of the most closely watched political and governance discussions in recent weeks