Second Banerjee ministry | |
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20th Ministry of West Bengal | |
Date formed | 27 May 2016 |
Date dissolved | 3 May 2021 |
People and organisations | |
Head of state | Keshari Nath Tripathi Jagdeep Dhankhar (as Governor of West Bengal ) |
Head of government | Mamata Banerjee |
No. of ministers | 39 |
Member parties | AITC |
Status in legislature | Majority |
Opposition party | INC |
Opposition leader | Abdul Mannan |
History | |
Election(s) | 2016 |
Legislature term(s) | 5 years |
Predecessor | First Mamata Banerjee ministry |
Successor | Third Mamata Banerjee ministry |
Mamata Banerjee was sworn in as Chief Minister of West Bengal on 27 May 2016. Here is the list of ministers. [1] [2]
Sl No. | Name | Constituency | Ministry in Charge | Party |
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1 | Mamata Banerjee , Chief Minister | Bhabanipur | Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Ministry of Land & Land Reforms, Ministry of Information & Cultural Affairs, Hill Affairs, Micro and Small Scale Enterprises, Ministry of Personnel & Administrative Reforms, Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Minority Affairs & Madrassah Education | AITC |
2 | Amit Mitra | Khardaha | Minister of Finance Minister of Excise, Commerce & Industries, Industrial Reconstruction, Public Enterprise | AITC |
3 | Partha Chatterjee | Behala Paschim | Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs Minister for Education, Minister of Science & Technology and Biotechnology | AITC |
4 | Subrata Mukherjee | Ballygunge | Minister of Panchayat & Rural Development, Public Health Engineering | AITC |
5 | Sovandeb Chattopadhyay | Rashbehari | Minister of Power & Non-Conventional Energy Sources | AITC |
6 | Goutam Deb | Dabgram-Phulbari | Ministry of Tourism | AITC |
7 | Abani Mohan Joardar | Krishnanagar Uttar | Minister of Correctional Administration, Minister of Refugee Relief & Rehabilitation | AITC |
8 | Bratya Basu | Dum Dum | Minister of Information Technology & Electronics | AITC |
9 | Abdur Razzak Molla | Bhangar | Minister of Food Procurement and Horticulture | AITC |
10 | Jyotipriyo Mullick | Habra | Minister of Food & Supplies | AITC |
11 | Firhad Hakim | Kolkata Port | Minister of Urban Development and Municipal Affairs | AITC |
12 | Aroop Biswas | Tollygung | Minister of Public Works Department, Minister of Youth Affairs, Sports | AITC |
13 | Javed Khan | Kasba | Minister of Disaster Management | AITC |
14 | Moloy Ghatak | Asansol North | Ministry of Labour, Minister of Law & Judicial Services | AITC |
15 | Purnendo Bose | Rajarhat Gopalpur | Ministry of Agriculture | AITC |
16 | Arup Roy | Howrah Central | Minister of Co-operation | AITC |
17 | Rajib Banerjee | Domjur | Minister of Irrigation and Waterways | AITC |
18 | Chandranath Sinha | Bolpur | Ministry of Fisheries | AITC |
19 | Tapan Dasgupta | Saptagram | Minister of Agriculture Marketing | AITC |
20 | Somen Mahapatra | Pingla | Ministry of Water Resources | AITC |
21 | James Kujur | Kumargram | Minister of Tribal Development | AITC |
22 | Binay Krishna Barman | Mathabhanga | Minister of Forest | AITC |
23 | Rabindra Nath Ghosh | Natabari | Minister of North Bengal Development | AITC |
24 | Sadhan Pande | Maniktala | Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution Minister of Self Help Groups | AITC |
25 | Santiram Mahato | Balarampur | Minister of Paschimanchal Unnayan | AITC |
27 | Churamani Mahato | Kumargram | Minister of Backward Classes Welfare | AITC |
28 | Asish Banerjee | Rampurhat | Minister of Biotechnology, Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation | AITC |
Sl No. | Name | Constituency | Ministry in Charge | Party |
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1 | Shashi Panja [lower-alpha 1] | Shyampukur | Minister of Women Development & Social Welfare, Child Development, MoS–Health and Family Welfare | AITC |
2 | Siddiqullah Chowdhury [lower-alpha 2] | Mangalkote | Minister of Mass Education, Library, MoS-Parliamentary Affairs | AITC |
3 | Ashima Patra | Dhanikhali | Minister of Technical Education | AITC |
4 | Manturam Pakhira | Kakdwip | Minister of Sunderbans Development | AITC |
5 | Swapan Debnath | Purbasthali South | Minister of MSME, Minister of Land & Land Reforms | AITC |
Sl No. | Name | Constituency | Ministry in Charge | Party |
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1 | Bachhu Hansda | Tapan | Minister of State for North Bengal Development | AITC |
2 | Ghulam Rabbani | Goalpokhar | Minister of State for Tourism | AITC |
3 | Zakir Hossain | Jangipur | Minister of State for Labour | AITC |
4 | Vacant | Howrah North | Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports | - |
5 | Indranil Sen | Chandannagar | Ministry of Information & Cultural Affairs | AITC |
6 | Shyamal Santra | Kotulpur | Minister of State for Panchayat & Rural Development, Ministry of PHE | AITC |
7 | Sandharani Tudu | Manbazar | Minister of Backward Classes Welfare | AITC |
8 | Giasuddin Mollah | Magrahat Paschim | Minister of Minority Affairs and Madrasah Education | AITC |
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