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Council of Ministers of the State of West Bengal COUNCIL OF MINISTERS OF THE STATE OF WEST BENGAL SL. NAME OF MINISTERS DESIGNATION OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE NO. ADDRESS TELEPHONE FAX EXT. Chief Minister and Minister- in-Charge (MIC), Home, Land and Land 2214 5555 Reforms, Health & Family NABANNA, 325, 2214 5588 Welfare, Information & Sarat Chatterjee 4173 1. SMT. MAMATA BANERJEE Email: 2214 5480 Culture Affairs, Personnel & Road, Howrah – 4300 [email protected] Administrative Reforms, 711 102 [email protected] Minorities Affairs & Madrasah Education and Hill Affairs Minister-in-Charge, NABANNA, 325, Public Works Department Sarat Chatterjee 2214 5700 2214 4711 4068 2. SHRI SHANKAR CHAKRABBORTY (PWD) Road, Howrah – 2214 3161 2214 4788 4082 711 102 Minister-in-Charge, Department of Parliamentary Advantage Bengal 2214 5919 2282 1944 Affairs, Department of Building, 2214 3475 3. SHRI PARTHA CHATTERJEE 2282 0769 4791 Information Technology and 4, Camac Street, 7th 2282 0770 (P.S.) 2214 4900 Electronics Floor, Kolkata 2282 1945 Minister-in-Charge, Finance Department, Department of Excise, NABANNA, 325, Department of Commerce & Sarat Chatterjee 4. SHRI AMIT MITRA 2214 5525 2214 1338 4800 Industries, Department of Road, Howrah – Public Enterprises, 711 102 Department of Industrial Reconstruction SL. NAME OF MINISTERS DESIGNATION OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE NO. ADDRESS TELEPHONE FAX EXT. Minster-in-Charge, New Secretariat Power & Non-Conventional Building, 5. SHRI MANISH GUPTA Energy Sources 1, Kiron Shankar 2214 3664 2214 5213 4326 Roy Road, Kolkata – 700 001 Minister-in-Charge New Secretariat Public Health Engineering Building, 2248 2130 6. SHRI SUBRATA MUKHERJEE and Panchayat & Rural 1, Kiron Shankar 2248 9843 2262 3290 Development Roy Road, Kolkata – 700 001 Minister-in-Charge, Bikash Bhawan, 2334 2938 2334 4791 7. JANAB ABDUL KARIM CHOWDHARY Mass Education Extension and Salt Lake 2334 4791 2334 3938 Library Service Kolkata – 700 091 2358 9354 Minister-in-Charge 11A, Mirza Ghalib 8. SHRI SADHAN PANDE Consumer Affairs Street, 2252 7483 2252 0153 Kolkata – 700 087 Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Building 4047 9. SHRI UPENDRA NATH BISWAS 2214 3606 2214 1035 Backward Classes Welfare Kolkata – 700 001 4756 Minister-in-Charge, NABANNA, 325, Disaster Management, Fire & Sarat Chatterjee 10. JANAB JAVED AHMED KHAN 2214 4052 2214 4051 4026 Emergency Services and Civil Road, Howrah – Defence 711 102 Minister-in-Charge, NABANNA, 325, Agriculture Sarat Chatterjee 11. SHRI MOLOY GHATAK 2214 1778 2214 5757 4308 Road, Howrah – 711 102 Minister-in-Charge, Social Welfare Branch of Department of Women Writers’ Building 2214 4858 4782 12. SMT. SABITRI MITRA 2214 5452 Development and Social Kolkata – 700 001 2214 3220 4841 Welfare SL. NAME OF MINISTERS DESIGNATION OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE NO. ADDRESS TELEPHONE FAX EXT. Minister-in-Charge, 11A, Mirza Ghalib 2252 1388 13. SHRI JYOTI PRIYA MALLICK Department of Food & Street, Kolkata – 2252 2628 2252 2728 Supplies 700 087 Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Building 4549 14. SHRI SHANTI RAM MAHATO Department of Self-Help 2214 5800 2214 1576 Kolkata – 700 001 4410 Group and Self Employment Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Building 15. SHRI RACHHPAL SINGH 2214 5505 2214 3441 4001 Department of Co-operation Kolkata – 700 001 Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Building 16. SHRI PURNENDU BASU 2214 5889 2214 1041 4304 Department of Labour Kolkata – 700 001 Minister-in-Charge, Bikash Bhawan, 17. SHRI BRATYA BASU Department of Higher Salt Lake City, 2334 6181 2337 6783 Education & School Education Kolkata – 700 091 Minister-in-Charge, Poura Bhawan, Department of Planning PD-Block, 415 A, 18. JANAB NURE ALAM CHOWDHURY Sector-III, Salt Lake, Kolkata – 700 106 Minister-in-Charge, SHRI KRISHNENDU NARAYAN 2. Brabourne Road, 19. Department of Tourism 2214 5789 2214 3357 CHOUDHURY Kolkata – 700 001 Minister-in-Charge, Aruna Bhawan, Department of Forests Block-LA, 10 A, 20. SHRI BINOY BARMAN Sector-III, Salt Lake 2335 4028 City, Kolkata – 700 098 Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Building, 21. SHRI GOUTAM DEB Department of North Bengal 2214 5484 2214 5484 Kolkata – 700 001 Development Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Buildings, 22. SHRI JANAB HAIDER AZIZ SAFWISRI Correctional Administration 2214-4001 4159 Kolkata-700 001 SL. NAME OF MINISTERS DESIGNATION OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE NO. ADDRESS TELEPHONE FAX EXT. Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Building, 23. SHRI RABIRANJAN CHATTOPADHYAY Science & Technology and 2334-1443 2334-8074 Kolkata – 700 091 Bio-Technology Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Buildings, 24. SHRI UJJAL BISWAS Technical Education and 2214-3066 2214-4035 4734 Kolkata – 700 001 Training Minister-in-Charge, New Secretariat Textile Branch of Department Buildings, 1, K. S. 25. SHRI SHYAMAPADA MUKHERJEE 2262-4091 of Micro and Small Scale Roy Road, Kolkata Enterprises and Textiles – 700 001 Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Buildings, 2214-5497 4457 26. SHRI JANAB FIRHAD HAKIM Municipal Affairs and Urban 2214-3853 Kolkata – 700 001 2214-3197 4078 Development Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Buildings, 2214-4600 27. DR. SUKUMAR HANSDA Paschimanchal Unnayan 2214-4600 4713 Kolkata – 700 001 2214-4062 Affairs Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Buildings, 4057 28. SHRI SOUMEN KUMAR MAHAPATRA Water Investigation and 2214-5532 2214-5492 Kolkata – 700 001 4155 Development Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Buildings, 29. SHRI ARUP ROY 2214-5701 2214-5433 4796 Agriculture Marketing Kolkata – 700 001 Minister-in-Charge, New Secretariat Statistics & Programme Buildings, 1, K. S. 30. SHRI RABINDRA NATH BATTACHARYA 2264-4851/52 2262-4853 Implementation Roy Road, Kolkata – 700 001 Minister-in-Charge, Jalasampad 2214-5662 Irrigation & Waterways Bhavan, 1st Floor, 2214-5663 2214-1564 4319 31. SHRI RAJIB BANERJEE Block-DF, Sector- 2321-5103 2321-5104 4497 III, Salt Lake City, 2321-7441 Kolkata – 700 091 Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Buildings, 32. SHRI CHANDRA NATH SINHA 2214-5755 2214-3929 4106 Fisheries Kolkata – 700 001 SL. NAME OF MINISTERS DESIGNATION OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE NO. ADDRESS TELEPHONE FAX EXT. Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Buildings. 2214-5501 33. SHRI MADAN MITRA 2214-1780 4302 Sports and Transport Kolkata – 700 001 2214-5504 Minister-in-Charge, Mayukh Bhavan, Youth Services and Housing Sector-III, Salt Lake 2358-3922 34. SHRI ARUP BISWAS City, Kolkata – 700 2321-0243 091 Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Buildings, 35. SHRI MANJUL KRISHNA THAKUR Refugee, Relief and 2214-3819 2214-1586 4104 Kolkata – 700 001 Rehabilitation Minister-in-Charge, Writers’ Buildings, 36. SHRI SUBRATA SAHA Food and Processing 2214-5582 2214-5672 4472 Kolkata – 700 001 Industries & Horticulture Minister of State, 4490 Law & Judicial Department Writers’ Buildings, 37. SMT. CHANDRIMA BHATTACHARYA 2214-5802 2214-4036 4114 (Independent Charge), Health Kolkata – 700 001 4852 & Family Welfare Minister of State, Jalasampad Sunderban Affairs Bhavan, 1st Floor, 2337-3544 38. SHRI MANTURAM PAKHIRA (Independent Incharge) Block-DF, Sector- 2321-7440 Irrigation & Waterways III, Salt Lake City, Kolkata – 700 091 Minister of State, Department of Animal Resources Development Writers’ Buildings, 39. SHRI SWAPAN DEBNATH 2214-5662 (Independent Charge), Kolkata – 700 001 Department of Micro and Small Scale Enterprises Minister of State, New Secretariat Public Health Engineering Buildings, 1, K. S. 2248-2130 40. SHRI PUNDARIKAKSHYA SAHA Roy Road, Kolkata 5123 2214-5668 – 700 001 SL. NAME OF MINISTERS DESIGNATION OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE NO. ADDRESS TELEPHONE FAX EXT. Minister of State, Department of Land and Land Writers’ Buildings, 41. SHRI BACHARAM MANNA Reforms, Department of 2214-1778 4457 Kolkata – 700 001 Agriculture, Department of Agriculture Marketing Minister of State, 42. SHRI GIASUDDIN MOLLA Minorities Affairs & Madrasah Education Minister of State (Independent Charge), Department of Child 43. SMT. SASHI PANJA Development, Department of Women Development Branch and Social Welfare .
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