Fourth Pema Khandu Ministry

Fourth Pema Khandu Ministry
Fourth Pema Khandu Ministry
17th Ministry of Arunachal Pradesh
	Pema Khandu; Hon'ble Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh
Date formed	29 May 2019
People and organisations
Governor	B. D. Mishra (until 15 February 2023); Kaiwalya Trivikram Parnaik (since 16 February 2023);
Chief Minister	Pema Khandu (BJP)
Member parties	BJP
Status in legislature	Government (52) NDA (52) BJP (48); NPP (4); Opposition (7); INC (4); AITC (1); IND (2); NDA; 52 / 60 (87%) Opposition; 7 / 60 (12%)
Opposition party	None
Opposition leader	Vacant
History
Election(s)	2019
Legislature term(s)	4 years, 263 days
Predecessor	Third Pema Khandu ministry

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This is the Cabinet of the state of Arunachal Pradesh, India^[1] which forms the executive branch of the government of Arunachal Pradesh. Along with the Chief Minister, there is a Deputy Chief Minister and 10 Cabinet Ministers.

Cabinet Ministers[edit]

Sr. No.	Name	Constituency	Portfolio	Party
Sr. No.	Name	Constituency	Portfolio	Party		Chief Minister
1.	Pema Khandu	Mukto	General Administration Personnel Public Works Other departments not allocated to any Minister.
Deputy Chief Minister
2.	Chowna Mein	Chowkham	Finance Power Non Conventional Energy Resources Tax & Excise State Lotteries Economics & Statistics
Cabinet Ministers
3.	Honchun Ngandam	Pongchau-Wakka	Rural Works Science and Technology		BJP
4.	Wangki Lowang	Namsang	Public Health Engineering Tirap, Changlang and Longding Information Technology
5.	Kamlun Mossang	Miao	Urban Development Municipal Administration Government Estates Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Geology & Mining
6.	Bamang Felix	Nyapin	Home and Inter State Border Affairs Rural Development Panchayati Raj Parliamentary Afairs Information and Public Relations
7.	Alo Libang	Tuting–Yingkiong	Health Family Welfare Women and Child Development Social Justice and Empowerment Tribal Affairs
8.	Tumke Bagra	Along West	Industries Skill Development Textile & Handicrafts Trade & Commerce Labour & Employment Co-operation
9.	Mama Natung	Seppa West	Youth Affairs and Sports Water Resources Forests Environment and Climate Change
10.	Taba Tedir	Yachuli	Education Cultural Affairs Indigenous Affairs
11.	Tage Taki	Ziro-Hapoli	Agriculture Horticulture Animal Husbandry Dairy Development Fisheries
12.	Nakap Nalo	Nacho	Tourism Transport Civil Aviation Land Management

Ministers by District


S.No	District	Ministers	Name of Ministers
1.	Anjaw	-	-
2.	Changlang	1	Kamlung Mossang
3.	Dibang Valley	-	-
4.	East Kameng	1	Mama Natung
5.	East Siang	-	-
6.	Kamle	-	-
7.	Kra-Daadi	-	-
8.	Kurung Kumey	1	Bamang Felix
9.	Lepa Rada	-	-
10.	Lohit	-	-
11.	Longding	1	Honchun Ngandam
12.	Lower Dibang Valley	-	-
13.	Lower Siang	-	-
14.	Lower Subansiri	2	Taba Tedir Tage Taki
15.	Namsai	1	Chowna Mein (Deputy Chief Minister)
16.	Pakke-Kessang	-	-
17.	Papum Pare	-	-
18.	Shi Yomi	-	-
19.	Siang	-	-
20.	Tawang	1	Pema Khandu (Chief Minister)
21.	Tirap	1	Wangki Lowang
22.	Upper Siang	1	Alo Libang
23.	Upper Subansiri	1	Nakap Nalo
24.	Vizianagaram	-	-
25.	West Godavari	1	Tumke Bagra

References[edit]

↑ https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/elections/lok-sabha/india/pema-khandu-sworn-in-as-arunachal-pradesh-cm/articleshow/69556724.cms?from=mdr

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