Prithvi Subba Gurung cabinet

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First Prithvi Subba Gurung cabinet
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1st Cabinet of Gandaki Province
Date formed12 February 2018
Date dissolved9 May 2021
People and organisations
Governor Baburam Kunwar
Amik Sherchan
Sita Kumari Poudel
Chief Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung
Member parties Nepal Communist Party
Status in legislature Provincial Assembly
42 / 60(70%)
Opposition party Nepali Congress
Opposition leader Krishna Chandra Nepali Pokharel [1]
History
Election 2017
Legislature term5 years
PredecessorProvince established
Successor Second Prithvi Subba Gurung

Prithvi Subba Gurung was sworn in as Chief Minister of Gandaki Province on 12 February 2018. Here is the list of ministers. [2] [3]

Contents

Cabinet Ministers

S.N.PortfolioName
Constituency
Political PartyTook officeLeft office
Cabinet ministers
1 Chief Minister
All other ministries not allocated to anyone.
Prithvi Subba Gurung
MPA for Lamjung 1(B)
CPN (UML) 12 February 20189 May 2021
2Minister for Economic Affairs and PlanningKiran Gurung
MPA for Tanahu 2(B)
CPN (UML) 26 March 2018 [4] 9 May 2021 [5]
3Minister for Physical Infrastructure DevelopmentRam Sharan Basnet
MPA for Gorkha 1(B)
CPN (UML) 26 March 2018 [6] 9 May 2021
4Minister for Social DevelopmentNar Devi PunMPA for Myagdi 1(B) CPN (UML) 26 March 2018 [4] 9 May 2021
5Minister for Industry, Tourism, Forest and EnvironmentBikas Lamsal
MPA for Parbat 1(B)
CPN (UML) 26 March 2018 [4] 9 May 2021
6Minister for Youth and Sports Rajiv Gurung Independent 29 April 2021 [7] [8] 9 May 2021

Until April 2021

S.N.PortfolioName
Constituency
Political PartyTook officeLeft office
Cabinet ministers
1 Chief Minister
All other ministries not allocated to anyone.
Prithvi Subba Gurung
MPA for Lamjung 1(B)
CPN (UML) 12 February 201812 June 2018
2Minister for Economic Affairs and PlanningKiran Gurung
MPA for Tanahu 2(B)
CPN (UML) 26 March 2018 [4] 9 May 2021 [9]
3Minister for Internal Affairs and LawHari Bahadur Chuman
MPA for Tanahu 1(B)
Maoist Centre 16 February 2018 [6] 7 April 2021 [10] [11]
4Minister for Physical Infrastructure DevelopmentRam Sharan Basnet
MPA for Gorkha 1(B)
CPN (UML) 26 March 2018 [6] 9 May 2021
5Minister for Social DevelopmentNar Devi PunMPA for Myagdi 1(B) CPN (UML) 26 March 2018 [4] 9 May 2021
6Minister for Industry, Tourism, Forest and EnvironmentBikas Lamsal
MPA for Parbat 1(B)
CPN (UML) 26 March 2018 [4] 9 May 2021
7Ministry for Land Management, Agriculture and Co-operativesLekh Bahadur Thapa Magar
Gorkha 1(A)
Maoist Centre 16 February 2018 [6] 7 April 2021 [10] [11]

Until February 2018

S.N.PortfolioName
Constituency
Political PartyTook officeLeft office
Cabinet ministers
1 Chief Minister
All other ministries not allocated to anyone.
Prithvi Subba Gurung
MPA for Lamjung 1(B)
CPN (UML) 12 February 201812 June 2018
3Minister for Internal Affairs and LawHari Bahadur Chuman
MPA for Tanahu 1(B)
Maoist Centre 16 February 2018 [6] 7 April 2021 [10] [11]
4Minister for Industry, Tourism, Forest and EnvironmentRam Sharan Basnet
MPA for Gorkha 1(B)
CPN (UML) 16 February 2018 [6] 26 March 2018
7Ministry for Land Management, Agriculture and Co-operativesLekh Bahadur Thapa Magar
Gorkha 1(A)
Maoist Centre 16 February 2018 [6] 7 April 2021 [10] [11]

Second cabinet

First Prithvi Subba Gurung cabinet
Flag of Nepal.svg
2nd Cabinet of Gandaki Province
Date formed12 May 2021
Date dissolved12 June 2021
People and organisations
Governor Sita Kumari Poudel
Chief Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung
Member parties Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist–Leninist)
Status in legislature Provincial Assembly
26 / 60(43%)
Opposition party Nepali Congress
Opposition leader Krishna Chandra Nepali Pokharel [12]
History
Election 2017
Legislature term5 years
Predecessor First Prithvi Subba Gurung
Successor Krishna Chandra Nepali Pokharel cabinet

The Second Prithvi Subba Gurung cabinet was the 2nd provincial government of Gandaki Province. It was formed after Prithvi Subba Gurung was sworn in as Chief Minister of Gandaki Province on 12 May 2021. [13] [14] [15]

S.N.PortfolioName
Constituency
Political PartyTook officeLeft office
Cabinet ministers [16]
1 Chief Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung
MPA for Lamjung 1(B)
CPN (UML) 12 May 202112 June 2021
Minister for Health and Population
2Minister for FinanceKiran Gurung
MPA for Tanahu 2(B)
CPN (UML) 18 May 2021 [17] [18] 12 June 2021
Minister for Land Management, Agriculture, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation
3Minister for Physical Infrastructure, Urban Development and Transport ManagementRam Sharan Basnet
MPA for Gorkha 1(B)
CPN (UML) 18 May 2021 [17] [18] 12 June 2021
Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Water Supply
Minister for Law, Communications and Provincial Assembly Affairs
4Minister for Education, Culture, Science, Technology and Social DevelopmentNar Devi PunMPA for Myagdi 1(B) CPN (UML) 18 May 2021 [17] [18] 12 June 2021
5Minister for Tourism, Industry, Commerce and SuppliesBikas Lamsal
MPA for Parbat 1(B)
CPN (UML) 18 May 2021 [17] [18] 12 June 2021
Minister for Forest, Environment and Soil Conservation
6Minister for Youth and Sports Rajiv Gurung Independent 18 May 2021 [17] [18] 12 June 2021

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