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Eknath Shinde ministry
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31st Cabinet of State of Maharashtra
Devendra Fadnavis Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar.png
Devendra Fadnavis, Eknath Shinde, and Ajit Pawar
(from left to right)
Date formed30 June 2022
Date dissolved26 November 2024
People and organisations
Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari (until 17 February 2023)
Ramesh Bais (since 18 February 2023 till 31 July 2024)
C. P. Radhakrishnan (since 31 July 2024)
Chief Minister Eknath Shinde (SHS)
Deputy Chief Ministers Devendra Fadnavis (BJP)
Ajit Pawar (NCP)
Member parties  SHS
  BJP
  NCP
Status in legislature Government (179)
MAHAYUTI (179)

Official Opposition (108)
MVA (108)

180 / 288(63%)
108 / 288(38%)

(Legislative Assembly)
Opposition party
Opposition leader
History
Election 2019
Legislature terms2 years, 169 days
Predecessor Thackeray ministry
Successor Fadnavis III

Eknath Shinde was sworn in as the Chief Minister of Maharashtra on 30 June 2022, [1] on resignation of his predecessor Uddhav Thackeray. Shinde leads a government consisting of Shiv Sena, the NCP and the BJP.

Contents

Formation

After the 2019 Maharashtra elections, Shiv Sena broke its pre-poll alliance with BJP. Instead, it formed a government with NCP and Congress. [2] Uddhav Thackeray became the Chief Minister, and Shinde was the public works and urban development minister. In June 2022, alongside several Shiv Sena legislators, Shinde withdrew from the Thackeray government. [3] Amidst a political crisis, Thackeray resigned. A day after the resignation, Shinde was sworn in, with support from his faction of Shiv Sena, BJP, and other smaller parties.[ citation needed ]

Vote of confidence

The Legislative Assembly held a vote of confidence in the Shinde government on 4 July 2022.

Motion of confidence
Eknath Shinde (Shiv Sena)
Ballot →4 July 2022
Required majority →Simple majority Yes check.svg
Yes
164 / 288
No
99 / 288
Abstention
3 / 288
Sources: [4] [5] [6]
Absent
20 / 288
Vacant seats
1 / 288
Speaker
1 / 288

Council of Ministers

Cabinet Ministers

Sr. No.NameConstituencyPortfolioPartyTerm of office
Took officeLeft officeDuration
Chief Minister
1. Eknath Shinde Kopri-Pachpakhadi

Other departments not allocated to any Minister.

SS 30 June 202226 November 2024(2 years, 149 days)
Deputy Chief Ministers
2. Devendra Fadnavis Nagpur South West BJP 30 June 202226 November 2024(2 years, 149 days
3. Ajit Pawar Baramati NCP 2 July 202326 November 2024(1 year, 147 days)
Cabinet Ministers
4. Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil Shirdi BJP 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
5. Sudhir Mungantiwar Ballarpur BJP 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
6. Chandrakant Patil Kothrud BJP 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
7. Vijaykumar Gavit Nandurbar BJP 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
8. Girish Mahajan Jamner BJP 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
9. Gulabrao Patil Jalgaon Rural SS 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
10. Dadaji Bhuse Malegaon Outer SS 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
11. Sanjay Rathod Digras SS 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
12. Suresh Khade Miraj BJP 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
13. Uday Samant Ratnagiri SS 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
14. Tanaji Sawant Paranda SS 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
15. Ravindra Chavan Dombivali BJP 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
16. Abdul Sattar Sillod SS 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
17.
Deepak Kesarkar
Sawantwadi SS 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
18. Atul Save Aurangabad East BJP 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
19. Shambhuraj Desai Patan SS 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
20. Mangal Lodha Malabar Hill BJP 14 August 202226 November 2024(2 years, 104 days)
21. Chagan Bhujbal Yevla NCP 02 July 202326 November 2024(1 year, 147 days)
22. Dilip Walse-Patil Ambegaon NCP 02 July 202326 November 2024(1 year, 147 days)
23. Dhananjay Munde Parli NCP 02 July 202326 November 2024(1 year, 147 days)
24. Hasan Mushrif Kagal NCP 02 July 202326 November 2024(1 year, 147 days)
25. Dharamrao Aatram Aheri NCP 02 July 202326 November 2024(1 year, 147 days)
26. Aditi Tatkare Shrivardhan NCP 02 July 202326 November 2024(1 year, 147 days)
27. Sanjay Bansode Udgir NCP 02 July 202326 November 2024(1 year, 147 days)
28. Anil Patil Amalner NCP 02 July 202326 November 2024(1 year, 147 days)

District Wise break up

DistrictNoName
Ahmednagar 1
Akola
Amaravati
Aurangabad 2
Beed 1
Bhandara
Buldhana
Chandrapur 1
Dhule
Gadchiroli 1
Gondiya
Hingoli
Jalgaon 3
Jalna
Kolhapur 1
Latur 1
Mumbai City 1
Mumbai Suburban
Nagpur 1
Nanded
Nandurbar 1
Nashik 2
Osmanabad 1
Palghar
Parbhani
Pune 3
Raigad 1
Ratnagiri 1
Sangli 1
Satara 1
Sindhudurg 1
Solapur
Thane 2
Wardha
Washim
Yavatmal 1
Total29

Guardian Ministers

Sr No.DistrictGuardian_MinisterPartyTenure
01 Ahmednagar Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil MahaYuti 24 September 202226 November 2024
02 Akola Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil 4 October 2023
03 Amravati Chandrakant Patil 4 October 2023
04 Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar Abdul Sattar
Additional Charge
4 June 2024
05 Beed Dhananjay Munde 4 October 2023
06 Bhandara Dr.Vijaykumar Gavit 4 October 2023
07 Buldhana Dilip Walse-Patil 4 October 2023
08 Chandrapur Sudhir Mungantiwar 24 September 2022
09 Dhule Girish Mahajan 24 September 2022
10 Gadchiroli Devendra Fadnavis
Deputy Chief Minister
24 September 2022
11 Gondiya Aditi Tatkare 21 June 2024
12 Hingoli Abdul Sattar 24 September 2022
13 Jalgaon Gulab Raghunath Patil

24 September 2022

14 Jalna Atul Save 24 September 2022
15 Kolhapur Hasan Mushrif 4 October 2023
16 Latur Girish Mahajan 24 September 2022
17 Mumbai City Deepak Kesarkar 24 September 2022
18 Mumbai Suburban Mangal Lodha 24 September 2022
19 Nagpur Devendra Fadnavis
Deputy Chief Minister
24 September 2022
20 Nanded Girish Mahajan 24 September 2022
21 Nandurbar Anil Bhaidas Patil 4 October 2023
22 Nashik Dadaji Bhuse 24 September 2022
23 Dharashiv Tanaji Sawant 24 September 2022
24 Palghar Ravindra Chavan 24 September 2022
25 Parbhani Sanjay Bansode 4 October 2023
26 Pune Ajit Pawar
Deputy Chief Minister
4 October 2023
27 Raigad Uday Samant 24 September 2022
28 Ratnagiri Uday Samant 24 September 2022
29 Sangli Suresh Khade 24 September 2022
30 Satara Shambhuraj Desai 24 September 2022
31 Sindhudurg Ravindra Chavan 24 September 2022
32 Solapur Chandrakant Patil 4 October 2023
33 Thane Shambhuraj Desai 24 September 2022
34 Wardha Sudhir Mungantiwar 4 October 2023
35 Washim Sanjay Rathod 24 September 2022
36 Yavatmal Sanjay Rathod 24 September 2022

By Departments

An alphabetical list of all the departments of Maharashtra Government with terms : Cabinet Ministers Update = 26 November 2024

PortfolioMinisterTookofficeLeftofficeParty
Ministry of General Administration
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Ministry of Law and Judiciary
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Ministry of Information and Public Relations
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional_Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Ministry of Information Technology
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Ministry of Forests Department
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Ministry of Home Affairs
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Ministry of State Border Defence
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202216 October 2022  SS
16 October 202226 November 2024  BJP
16 October 202226 November 2024  SS
Ministry of Finance
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  BJP
14 July 202326 November 2024  NCP
Ministry of Planning
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  BJP
14 July 202326 November 2024  NCP
Ministry of State Excise
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Ministry of Water Resources
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Ministry of Command Area Development
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Ministry of Public Works (Excluding Public Undertakings)
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Ministry of Public Works (Including Public Undertakings)
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  SS
14 July 202326 November 2024  SS
Ministry of Urban Development
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Ministry of Revenue
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Ministry of Industries
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Ministry of Mining Department
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  SS
14 July 202326 November 2024  SS
Ministry of Marathi Language
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Ministry of Energy, New and Renewable Energy
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Ministry of Transport
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Housing
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  BJP
14 July 202326 November 2024  BJP
Woman and Child Development
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  BJP
14 July 202326 November 2024  NCP
Water Supply
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Sanitation
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  BJP
14 July 202326 November 2024  NCP
Tribal Development
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Environment and Climate Change
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Tourism
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  BJP
14 July 202326 November 2024  BJP
Protocol
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Medical Education
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  BJP
14 July 202326 November 2024  NCP
Cultural Affairs
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Higher and Technical Education
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Food and Drug Administration
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  SS
14 July 202326 November 2024  NCP
School Education
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Employment Guarantee
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 20224 June 2024  SS
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
04 June 202416 August 2024  SS
16 August 202426 November 2024  SS
Horticulture
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 20224 June 2024  SS
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
04 June 202416 August 2024  SS
16 August 202426 November 2024  SS
Co-operation
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  BJP
14 July 202326 November 2024  NCP
Marketing
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  SS
14 July 2023Incumbent  SS
Textiles
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Fisheries Department
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Ports Development
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  SS
14 July 202326 November 2024  NCP
Public Health and Family Welfare
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Other Backward Classes
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Agriculture
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  SS
14 July 202326 November 2024  NCP
Other Backward Bahujan Welfare
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Ex. Servicemen Welfare
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Socially and Educationally Backward Classes
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
14 July 202326 November 2024  SS
Social Justice
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Vimukta Jati
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  BJP
14 July 202326 November 2024  SS
Special Assistance
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
14 July 202326 November 2024  NCP
Nomadic Tribes
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  BJP
14 July 202326 November 2024  SS
Minority Development and Aukaf
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  SS
14 July 202326 November 2024  SS
Special Backward Classes Welfare
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  BJP
14 July 202326 November 2024  SS
Animal Husbandry
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Khar Land Development
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Dairy Development
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Earthquake Rehabilitation
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Sports and Youth Welfare
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  BJP
14 July 202326 November 2024  NCP
Skill Development and Entrepreneurship
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Disaster Management
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  SS
14 July 202326 November 2024  NCP
Relief & Rehabilitation
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  SS
14 July 202326 November 2024  NCP
Majority Welfare Development
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  SS
Soil and Water Conservation
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202214 July 2023  SS
14 July 202326 November 2024  SS
Rural Development
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Labour
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
30 June 202214 August 2022  SS
14 August 202226 November 2024  BJP
Disability Welfare
Eknath Shinde
Chief Minister Additional Charge
9 January 202326 November 2024  SS

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The Members of 14th Legislative Assembly of Maharashtra were elected in the 2019 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election, with results announced on 24 October 2019.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Shiv Sena (UBT)</span> Political party in Maharashtra, India

Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray) (IAST: Śiva Sēnā (Uddhava bāḷāsāhēba ṭhākare); lit.'Army of Shivaji, led by Uddhav Thackeray'; abbr.SS (UBT)) is a Hindutva-based, Marathi regionalist, nationalist political party formed in 2022 under the leadership of former Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Uddhav Thackeray.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Shiv Sena (2022–present)</span> Political party in Maharashtra, India

Shiv Sena (2022–present), previously called Balasahebanchi Shiv Sena, and also referred to as Shinde Sena or Shinde faction is right-wing Marathi regionalist and Hindutva political party. The faction was formed in 2022 in Maharashtra, India under the leadership of current Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra Eknath Shinde.

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