Second Ashok Chavan ministry

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Second Ashok Chavan ministry
Ministry of Maharashtra
Ashok Chavan With Coat.jpeg
Date formed7 November 2009
Date dissolved9 November 2010
People and organisations
Head of state Governor S. C. Jamir (2009–10)
Governor K. Sankaranarayanan (2010)
Head of government Ashok Chavan
No. of ministers37
Congress (17)
NCP (20)
Member parties Congress
NCP
Status in legislature Coalition
175 / 288 (61%)
Opposition party BJP
Shiv Sena
Opposition leader Eknath Khadse (BJP) (Assembly)
Pandurang Fundkar (BJP) (Council)
History
Election 2009
Legislature term5 years
Predecessor First Ashok Chavan ministry
Successor Prithviraj Chavan ministry

The incumbent Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan led his Congress party and alliance partner NCP to an electoral majority in the 2009 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election. [1] [2] He subsequently formed his second cabinet. Chavan had been the Chief Minister since 8 December 2008, and would continue to serve until 9 November 2010, when he resigned at the backdrop of corruption allegations. [3]

Contents

The cabinet consisted of 23 ministers, including Chavan and his Deputy, Chhagan Bhujbal. [4]

Council of Ministers

The following is the list of ministers in the cabinet: [4] [5]

Cabinet Ministers

PortfolioMinisterTook officeLeft officeParty
Chief Minister
Urban Development
Housing
General Administration
Information & Public Relations
Information Technology
Cultural Affairs
Any other departments not allotted to any Minister		7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Deputy Chief Minister
Minister of Public Works 		7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Minister of Revenue & Khar land Development
Minister of Earthquake Rehabilitation
Minister of Relief & Rehabilitation 		7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Minister of Home Affairs 7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Minister of Forest 7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Minister of Social Justice
Minister of Nomadic Tribes
Minister of Other Backward Classes 		7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Minister of Water Resources
Minister of Energy 		7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Minister of Transport
Minister of Ports Development
Minister of Law & Judiciary 		7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Minister of Rural Development
Minister of Environment 		7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Minister of Co-operation
Minister of Marketing
Minister of Parliamentary Affairs 		7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Minister of State Excise
Minister of Non-Conventional Energy 		7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Minister of Agriculture
Minister of Soil & Water Conservation
Minister of School Education
Minister of Marathi Language 		7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Minister of Animal Husbandry, Dairy & Fisheries 7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Minister Water Supply & Sanitation
Laxman Dhobale
7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Minister of Food & Civil Supplies 7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Minister of Public Works (Public Undertakings) 7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Minister of Food & Drug Administration 7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Minister of Medical Education
Minister of Horticulture
Minister of Tourism 		7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Minister of Finance & Planning 7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Minister of Water Resources (Krishna Valley) 7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Minister of Tribal Development 7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Minister of Higher & Technical Education 7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Minister of Industries & Mining
Minister of Employment Guarantee 		7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Minister of Textiles
Minister of Minority Development & Aukaf 		7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Minister of Public Health
Minister of Sports& Youth Welfare 		7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Minister of Woman & Child Development 7 November 200911 November 2010  INC

Ministers of State

PortfolioMinisterTook officeLeft officeParty
Rural Development
Horticulture
Water Supply & Sanitation		7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Water Resources
Parliamentary Affairs
Finance
Planning
Energy		7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Urban Development
Forests
Ports
Khar Lands
Parliamentary Affairs
Sports & Youth Welfare
Ex-Servicemen's Welfare		7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Tribal Development
Labour
Command Area Development		7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Revenue
Rehabilitation & Relief
Earthquake Rehabilitation
Co-operation
Marketing
Textiles		7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Housing
Industries
Mining
Social Justice
Environment		7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Protection
Public Works		7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
General Administration
Information & Publicity
Cultural Affairs
Protocol
School Education
Women & Child Development
Public Health
Minority Development & Aukaf		7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP
Home
Jails
State Excise
Food & Drugs Administration
Ramesh Bagwe
7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Medical Education
Higher & Technical Education
Tourism		7 November 200911 November 2010  INC
Agriculture
Animal Husbandry, Dairy Development & Fisheries
Water Conservation
Employment Guarantee Scheme
Transport		7 November 200911 November 2010  NCP

Ministers by Party

Representation of cabinet ministers by party
  1. Indian National Congress (54.05%)
  2. Nationalist Congress Party (45.9%)

Guardian Ministers

#DistrictMinisterTenureParty
1 Ahmednagar Balasaheb Thorat 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days INC
2 Akola Subhash Zanak 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
3 Amaravati Chhagan Bhujbal
Deputy Chief Minister 		7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days NCP
4 Aurangabad Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days INC
5 Beed Subhash Zanak 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
6 Bhandara Ranjit Kamble 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
7 Buldhana Suresh Shetty 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
8 Chandrapur Ramesh Bagwe 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
9 Dhule Vijay Namdevrao Wadettiwar 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
10 Gadchiroli R. R. Patil 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days NCP
11 Gondiya Bhaskar Jadhav 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
12 Hingoli Varsha Gaikwad 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days INC
13 Jalgaon Abdul Sattar 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
14 Jalna Gulabrao Deokar 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days NCP
15 Kolhapur Balasaheb Thorat 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days INC
16 Latur Balasaheb Thorat 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
17 Mumbai City Jayant Patil 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days NCP
18 Mumbai Suburban Naseem Khan 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days INC
19 Nagpur Shivajirao Moghe 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
20 Nanded Subhash Zanak 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
21 Nandurbar Vijaykumar Gavit 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days NCP
22 Nashik Chhagan Bhujbal
Deputy Chief Minister 		7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
23 Osmanabad Rajesh Tope 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
24 Palghar Babanrao Pachpute 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
25 Parbhani Foujiya Khan 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
26 Pune Ajit Pawar 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
27 Raigad Sunil Tatkare 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
28 Ratnagiri Sunil Tatkare 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
29 Sangli Patangrao Kadam 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days INC
30 Satara Ramraje Naik Nimbalkar 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days NCP
31 Sindhudurg Narayan Rane 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days INC
32 Solapur Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
33 Thane Ganesh Naik 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days NCP
34 Wardha Narayan Rane 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days INC
35 Washim Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days
36 Yavatmal Nitin Raut 7 November 200910 November 20101 year, 3 days

References

  1. ↑ "Congress-NCP will form govt: Bhujbal". India Today . 22 October 2009. Retrieved 9 April 2021.
  2. ↑ "Second-time lucky Chavan to be Maharashtra chief minister". India Today . 25 October 2009. Retrieved 7 April 2021.
  3. ↑ Meena Menon (9 November 2010). "Chavan quits; party leaves choice of successor to Sonia". The Hindu . Retrieved 7 April 2021.
  4. 1 2 "List of Cabinet ministers in Maharashtra". India Today . 9 November 2009. Retrieved 9 April 2021.
  5. ↑ "Maharashtra: Chavan to be sworn in as CM today". India Today . 7 November 2009. Retrieved 9 April 2021.
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