• The Nehru Memorial Museum and Library (NMML) has been recently renamed as the Prime Ministers' Museum and Library Society after a government notification was issued in this regard.
• The Society will be headed by the Prime Minister and its members will include a host of cabinet ministers and other officials, including the Home Minister and the Principal Secretary to the PM.
• The government claims that the renaming is aimed at showcasing the contributions of all Prime Ministers of India, rather than just one individual i.e. Jawaharlal Nehru
• The decision to rename the museum has attracted controversy and was criticized by several politicians, historians, and intellectuals who see it as an attempt to undermine Nehru's legacy.
• The Congress Party has opposed the decision as well, and has asked the government to revoke it.
• The BJP-led government has been accused of trying to rewrite history and promoting an agenda of neo-nationalism by renaming institutions that bear the names of leaders associated with the Congress Party
• The decision to rename the NMML was initiated by a committee headed by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, which included Union Ministers Nirmala Sitharaman, Prakash Javadekar, and V Muraleedharan, among others.

Overall, the decision to rename the NMML has been a controversial one, with many seeing it as a move to rewrite history and undermine the legacy of Jawaharlal Nehru.