Third Rabri Devi ministry

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Third Rabri Devi ministry
Seal of Bihar.svg
31st Ministry of Bihar
Rabri Devi presenting a cheque for Rs. 10 crore on behalf of the State Government to the Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh for the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund, in New Delhi on January 04, 2005 (cropped).jpg
Incumbent
Rabri Devi
Hon'ble Chief Minister of Bihar
Date formed11 March 2000
Date dissolved6 March 2005
People and organisations
Governor V. C. Pande
Rama Jois
Chief Minister Rabri Devi
Member parties Indian Election Symbol Hurricane Lamp.png   RJD
  •   IND
Status in legislature Coalition
Opposition party
Opposition leader Upendra Kushwaha
History
Election 2000
Legislature terms4 years, 360 days
Predecessor First Nitish ministry
Successor Second Nitish ministry

The Third Rabri Devi ministry was the 31st Council of Ministers in Bihar Legislative Assembly headed by Chief Minister Rabri Devi. [1]

Council of Ministers

Source [2] [3]

Cabinet members
PortfolioMinisterTook officeLeft officeParty
Chief Minister
Home Affairs
General Administration
Cabinet Secretariat
Vigilance
Election
Other departments not allotted to any Minister		11 March 20006 March 2005  RJD
Finance & Commercial Taxes
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Parliamentary Affairs
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Water Resources
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Agriculture
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Education
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Building Construction
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Revenue & Land Reforms
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Road Construction
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Tourism
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Health & Family Welfare
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Public Health Engineering Department
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Urban Development & Housing
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Art, Culture, Youth Affairs & Sports
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Energy
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Excise & Prohibition
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Panchayat Raj
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Rural Development
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Environment & Forest
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Co-operatives
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Food & Civil Supplies
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Transport
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Science & Technology
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Industry
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Minority Welfare
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Information & Public Relations
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Minor Irrigation
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Sugarcane Industries
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Social Welfare
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Planning & Development
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Law & Justice
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Schedule Caste Welfare
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Extremely Backward Class Welfare
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Animal Husbandry & Fisheries
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Labour & Employment
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Information Technology
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Mining & Geology
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of Disaster Management
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11 March 20006 March 2005 
Minister of state in Health & Family Welfare
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11 March 20006 March 2005 

References

  1. ↑ Mishra, Dipak (17 February 2017). "Proxy rule lessons from Bihar". The Telegraph . Archived from the original on 27 March 2017. Retrieved 27 March 2017.
  2. ↑ "Bihar assembly elections 1995, 2000, 2005". www.bihartimes.in. Retrieved 23 September 2021.
  3. ↑ mediavigil. "Cabinet Reshuffle in Bihar & at Centre" . Retrieved 23 September 2021.
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