These days, Piyush Goyal, minister of state with independent charge for power, coal, new and renewable energy, is going through a good patch in life. On the occasion of completing two years, Modi government has especially chosen Goyal’s ministry as one that has completed its target and has done maximum work in that direction. To felicitate this achievement, about 10 lakh employees in the three ministries will be presented with a certificate letter that will come in the form of carved wood and will be 8.5X14’ in size. Wearing the laurels of achievement, when Goyal was giving an interview to the reputed UK financial daily Financial Times, the reporter’s fifth or sixth question was, “Will you be the country’s next finance minister?” Goyal’s answer was, “This is the prime minister’s prerogative, and whatever responsibility I am given, I will carry it out with utmost dedication.” He also added that he has some fool-proof policies for the country’s current financial position, and so on. Two hours after the reported left, Goyal realised he should have avoided answering the question. So he immediately called the foreign correspondent and requested the person to omit the question. But the journalist was not ready to do that. So Mr Minister went to the journalist’s house in Nizamuddin with his entourage, and returned only after he had the journalist omit the question.