MK Stalin announces his new Cabinet of Ministers:- DMK dethroned AIADMK in the recent Assembly polls in Tamil Nadu. DMK Chief MK Stalin will take the oath as the Chief Minister of the state on Friday and he announced the list of 33 ministers of his new cabinet. MK Stalin announced the list of Ministers along with their portfolios today. Governor Banwarilal Purohit approved all the recommendations of Stalin. Here are the list of Ministers:
MK Stalin - Public, General Administration, Indian Administrative Service, Indian Police Service, Other All India Service, District Revenue Officers, Police, Home, Special Initiatives, Special Programme Implementation, Welfare of Differently abled persons.
CHENNAI â A total of 34 DMK lawmakers will be sworn in as ministers at Raj Bhavan May 7 morning, including DMK president M.K. Stalin as the next chief minister.
Governor Banwarilal Purohit May 6 released the list of lawmakers who will be appointed as ministers and their portfolios.
According to Raj Bhavan, Stalin had sent a list of persons to be appointed as ministers along with their portfolios May 6.
Stalin s cabinet will have two women.
The ministerial list does not include Stalin s son Udhayanidhi Stalin, who has won from Chepauk-Thiruvallikeni.
Hereâs the list of ministers:
M.K. Stalin, Chief Minister - Portfolios: Public, General Administration, Indian Administrative Service, Indian Police Service, Other All India Services, District Revenue Officers, Police, Home, Special Initiatives, Special Programme Implementation, Welfare of Differently Abled Persons.
Stalin to take oath as CM, 33 ministers from DMK also to be sworn in
Stalin to take oath as CM, 33 ministers from DMK also to be sworn in
Last Updated: Thu, May 6th, 2021, 23:12:12hrs
Chennai: DMK leader MK Stalin will take oath on Friday as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu along with 33 ministers from his party.
The names include 19 former ministers and 15 new faces. It has two women.
Tamil Nadu Governor Banwarilal Purohit on Thursday approved the recommendations made by the Stalin regarding MLAs to be appointed ministers and their portfolios.
Stalin s son Udhayanidhi does not figure in the list of ministers. DMK had fought the elections with its allies and got absolute majority on its own.