Vijay, who had received the report written by Vinod, was pleasantly surprised by the idea that was brought forward: a ministry with no fixed tasks but that takes on responsibilities temporarily or on a long-term, case-by-case basis.
Such a ministry he had never heard of, even in his previous life, but the idea was brilliant. If such a ministry had existed, there would have been no need for so many obsolete departments to exist, and they wouldn't have had to be maintained just for the sake of being maintained.
"Approved..."
He wrote an edict and sent it back to the parliament. But here came his trouble: he now had to pick two new ministers for the Cabinet — one for the Ministry of Industry and the other for the Ministry of Special Tasks.
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Since there was too much work yesterday, Vijay did not go back home to the Shaurya Royal Palace. Instead, he stayed back at the Simhasana Bhavana.
The next day,
