The Cabinet Secretariat functions as the central coordinating agency of the Union Government, ensuring smooth and effective administration at the highest level. It operates under the direct supervision of the Prime Minister and acts as the backbone of the executive machinery, linking the Cabinet, its committees, and various ministries. One of its primary roles is to provide secretarial assistance to the Cabinet and its committees, including preparing the agenda, recording decisions, and ensuring timely follow-up. By doing so, the Secretariat maintains continuity and coherence in policymaking and administrative execution. Another key function of the Cabinet Secretariat is coordination among different ministries and departments. In a diverse and complex government structure, multiple ministries may be responsible for policies that intersect or overlap. The Secretariat identifies these areas of overlap and mediates