The following morning, D.P. Karmarkar arrived at the Prime Minister's office with a sense of accomplishment.
The finalized blueprint for the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) Act was complete, refined to the smallest detail after rigorous deliberations with experts.
This was not merely a document, it was the cornerstone of a national initiative that would revolutionize public health and food safety in India.
As he stepped into Prime Minister Rohan's office, Rohan was already at his desk, reviewing another stack of files.
He looked up, his sharp eyes reflecting curiosity and a sense of anticipation.
"Karmarkar-ji," Rohan said, rising slightly to greet him. "Is it ready?"
"Yes, Prime Minister," Karmarkar replied, placing the folder on the desk. "After weeks of discussions and consultations, we've addressed all major concerns. The FSSAI Act is ready for Parliament."
Rohan opened the folder and began scanning its pages.
