A day after 14 ministers from Bihar’s new cabinet were sworn in, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar announced the portfolios. This is the first time that Bihar will have two deputy chief ministers. The new Bihar government has fourteen ministers: seven from the BJP, five from the JD (U) and one from HAM and one from VIP.
Nitish kumar he has been left with the portfolio of the house, in addition to general administration, surveillance, election and several other departments that have not yet been distributed.
Finance, business taxes, environment and forests, information technology, disaster management and urban development will be handled by the chief deputy minister. Tarkishore Prasad.
The other attached CM – Renu devi – will lead the raj panchayati, the rising of the backward castes, the welfare of the extremely backward classes and industry.
Former president Vijay Kumar Chaudhary (JD-U) has the portfolios of rural engineering, rural development, water resources, information and public relations, parliamentary affairs.
BJP’s Bijendra Prasad Yadav will be the minister of Energy, Prohibition, Planning, Food and Consumption.
Mewalal Choudhary (JD-U) will be the new minister of education and BJP Shiela Kumari It will be the Minister of Transport.
Son of Jitan Ram Manjhi Santosh Kumar Suman It has the portfolio of Minor Risks and Welfare SC / ST.
Vikassheel Insaan Party’s Mukesh sahni will be the Minister of Livestock and Fisheries.
Mangal pandey (BJP) is the Minister of Health, Roads, Art and Culture.
Agriculture, cooperatives and sugar cane will be in charge of BJP’s Amrendra Pratap Singh. Rampreet Paswan he will be the new minister of public health engineering.
BJP’s Jivesh misra will manage the tourism, mining and labor portfolios and Ram Surat Rai will be the new Minister of Finance and Law.
At its first meeting on Tuesday, the new cabinet gave its go-ahead to a five-day session of Bihar’s bicameral legislature from November 23-27. The members of the newly constituted 17th assembly will be sworn in during the session.
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