CT BED EXAM 2018||List of Council of Ministers of India in NDA – Latest

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NDA Government’s Updated list of Council of Ministers

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expanded his NDA government’s the Council of Ministers on 10 November 2014 first and thereafter, on 5th July 2016,  there was again a cabinet reshuffle. As on 4th September 2017, there has been a third Cabinet reshuffle in the Prime Minister Narendra Modi led Union Government. The complete List of Council of Ministers is noteworthy.

Cabinet ministers,Ministers of State with independent charge,and Ministers of State.

PRIME MINISTER

Narendra Damodardas Modi: Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions; Department of Atomic Energy; Department of Space; All important policy issues and all other portfolios not allocated to any Minister.

 

CABINET MINISTERS

Rajnath Singh: Home Affairs.Sushma Swaraj: External Affairs.Arun JaitleyNitin Gadkari: Road Transport and Highways; Shipping; Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation.Suresh Prabhu: Commerce and Industry ; Civil Aviation.D.V. Sadananda Gowda: Statistics & Programme ImplementationUma Bharati: Drinking Water and Sanitation.Ramvilas Paswan: Consumer Affairs, Food and Public DistributionManeka Gandhi: Women and Child DevelopmentAnanthkumar: Chemicals and Fertilizers ; Parliamentary AffairsRavi Shankar Prasad: Law & Justice ; Electronics & Information TechnologyJagat Prakash Nadda: Health & Family WelfareAnant Geete: Heavy Industries and Public EnterprisesHarsimrat Kaur Badal: Food Processing IndustriesNarendra Singh Tomar: Rural Development ; Panchayati Raj ; Mines.Chaudhary Birender Singh: SteelJual Oram: Tribal AffairsRadha Mohan Singh: Agriculture and Farmers WelfareThawar Chand Gehlot: Social Justice and EmpowermentSmriti Irani: TextilesDr. Harsh Vardhan: Science and Technology, Earth Sciences ; Environment, Forest and Climate ChangePrakash Javadekar : Human Resource DevelopmentDharmendra Pradhan : Petroleum and Natural Gas; Skill Development and Entrepreneurship.Piyush Goyal : Railways; Coal; Finance, Corporate Affairs (till Arun Jaitely recovers from kidney transplant)Nirmala Sitharaman : Defence.Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi : Minority Affairs.

 

MINISTERS OF STATE (Independent Charge)

Rao Inderjit Singh : Planning (Independent Charge) ; Chemicals and Fertilizers.Santosh Kumar Gangwar : Labour and Employment.Shripad Yesso Naik: Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homoeopathy (AYUSH) (Independent Charge)Dr. Jitendra Singh: Development of North Eastern Region (Independent Charge) ; Prime Minister’s Office; Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions ; Department of Atomic Energy ; Department of SpaceDr. Mahesh Sharma: Culture (Independent Charge), Environment, Forest and Climate Change.Giriraj Singh : Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises.Manoj Sinha : Communications (Independent Charge) ; RailwaysCol. Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore: Youth Affairs and Sports ; Information & BroadcastingRaj Kumar Singh : Power; New and Renewable EnergyHardeep Singh Puri : Housing and Urban Affairs.Alphons Kannanthanam :  Tourism.

 

MINISTERS OF STATE

Vijay Goel : Parliamentary Affairs;  Statistics and Programme Implementation.Radhakrishnan P.: Finance ; Shipping.S.S. Ahluwalia : Ministry of electronics & information technology (MeitY)Ramesh Chandappa Jigajinagi : Drinking Water & SanitationRamdas Athawale : Social Justice & EmpowermentVishnu Deo Sai : SteelRam Kripal Yadav : Rural DevelopmentHansraj Gangaram Ahir: Home AffairsHaribhai Parthibhai Chaudhary: Mines; Coal.Rajen Gohain : RailwaysGeneral(Retd.) V.K. Singh: External AffairsParshottam Rupala : Agriculture & Farmers Welfare; Panchayati RajKrishan Pal: Social Justice & EmpowermentJasvantsinh Sumanbhai Bhabhor : Tribal AffairsShiv Pratap Shukla : FinanceAshwini Kumar Choubey : Health and Family Welfare.Sudarshan Bhagat: Tribal AffairsUpendra Kushwaha: Human Resource DevelopmentKiren Rijiju: Home AffairsDr. Virendra Kumar : Women and Child Development;  Minority Affairs.Anant Kumar Hegde: Skill Development and EntrepreneurshipM. J. Akbar : External AffairsSadhvi Niranjan Jyoti : Food Processing IndustriesJayant Sinha: Civil AviationBabul Supriyo: Heavy Industries and Public EnterprisesVijay Sampla: Social Justice & EmpowermentArjun Ram Meghwal : Parliamentary Affairs; Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation.Ajay Tamta: TextilesKrishna Raj : Agriculture and Farmer WelfareMansukh L. Mandaviya : Road Transport & Highways ; Shipping ; Chemicals & FertilizersAnupriya Patel : Health & Family WelfareC.R. Chaudhary : Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution ; Commerce and IndustryP.P. Chaudhary : Law & Justice ; Corporate AffairsDr. Subhash Ramrao Bhamre : DefenceGajendra Singh Shekhawat : Agriculture and Farmer WelfareSatya Pal Singh : Human Resource Development ; Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation

 

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