Neeraj walked briskly through the hallways of Ministry of Sports with a file clutched tightly in his hand.
Rohan had set a clear and ambitious mandate, and Neeraj was here to ensure it was acted upon without delay.
As he entered the main conference room, he was met with the sight of a dozen officials seated around a long table.
Among them were bureaucrats who had spent years working through the slow-moving machinery of the ministry, along with a few younger officers who seemed eager yet apprehensive about the meeting.
The Secretary of Sports, Mohan Das, a man nearing retirement with a reputation for slow decision-making, presided over the gathering.
Neeraj wasted no time, walking to the head of the table and placing the file on the polished wood surface. "Good afternoon, everyone," he began, his tone brisk. "The Prime Minister has given me a clear mandate to deliver to you. This ministry is now on notice."
The room fell silent.
