List of ministers of 2020 pdf

Continue Mr. K. Krishnankutti, Minister for Water Irrigation, KADA, Groundwater Development, Water and Sanitation, Internal Navigation (Water Development), Keral Shipping and Internal Navigation Corporation. minister-waterresources.kerala.gov.in 9447012369 2313347 2312329 Cabinet Ministers - Find the full details of Kerala's cabinet list at Namakkaga.com. The list of Kerala MMC, ministers, chief ministers, governors, MPs Lok Sabha and MPs Rajya S.No. Chief Minister 2 Sri. A.K. Balan Minister of Welfare of Planned Castes, Planned Tribes and Backward Classes, Law, Culture and Parliamentary Affairs 3 Sri. E. Chandrasekaran Minister of Income and Housing 4 Dr. K. T. Jalil Minister for Local Government, Minority Welfare, Waqf and Hajj Pilgrimage 5 Sri. M. M. Mani Minister of Electricity 6 Sri. Matthew T. Thomas Minister of Water Resources 7 SmtJ Mercykutty Amma Minister of Fisheries, Harbour Engineering and Kestya Industries 8 Sri. A. K. Moyden Minister of Industry, Sports and Youth Affairs 9 Sri. K. Raju Minister of Forests, Livestock and Zoos 10 Sri. Ramachandran Kadannappally Minister of Ports, Museums and Archaeology 11 Sri. T.. Ramakrishnan Minister of Labor and Excise 12 Professor K. Ravindranat Minister of Education 13 Sri. Thomas Chandi Minister of Transportation 14 Smt. K. K. Shylaja Teacher Minister of Health and Social Justice 15 Sri. G. Sudhakaran Minister of Public Works and Registration 16 Sri. W. S. Sunil Kumar Minister of Agriculture 17 Sri. Kadakampally Surendran Minister for Cooperation, Tourism, and Devaswoms 18 Sri. . Thilothaman Minister of Food and Civil Supply 19 Dr. T. M. Thomas Isaac Minister of Finance and Choir Dr. K. T. Jaleel Minister of Higher Education and Minority Welfare Assembly Retirement Number: 715, Third Floor Phone: 0471-2512077 Collegiate Education, technical education, entrance exam, universities (except agricultural, veterinary, fish and medical universities), National Cadet Corps, Additional Skills Acquisition Program (ASAP), , Waqf and Hajj Pilgrimage 2nd session of the 5th session of the 6th session of the 7th session of the 8th session of the 9th session of the 10th session of Sri. Pinarayi Vijayan: Chief Minister of Sri. A.K. Balan: Minister for the Welfare of Planned Castes, Planned Tribes and Backward Classes, Law, Culture and Parliamentary Affairs of Sri. E. Chandrasekaran: Minister of Revenue and Housing and Utilities of Sri. K. T. Jalil: Minister of Higher Education and Minority Welfare of Sri. E.. Jayarajan: Minister of Industry, Sports and Youth Affairs of Sri. Cadacampal Surendran: Minister for Cooperation, Tourism and Devaswums Sri. K. Krishnunkuti: Minister of Water Resources Sri. M. M. Mani: Minister of Electricity Smt. Minister of Fisheries, Port Engineering and The Sri's Repent industry. A. C. Moideen: Minister for Local Governments Adv. K. Raju: Minister for Forests, Livestock and Shri zoos. Ramachandran: Kadannappally Minister of Ports, Museums, Archaeology and Archives of Sri. T.. Ramakrishnan: Minister of Labour and Excise, Professor K. Raveendranath: Minister of General Education Sri. A.K. Saseendran: Minister of Transport Smm. K.K. Shailaja Teacher: Minister of Health, Social Justice and Development of Sri women and children. G. Sudhakaran: Minister of Public Works and Registration Adv. W. S. Sunil Kumar: Minister of Agriculture Sri. . Tilataman: Minister of Food and Civil Supply Dr. T. M. Thomas Isaac: Minister of Finance and The latest cabinet list in 2020 Last list of ministers List of Ministers in Tamil Nadu 2020 Pinarayi Vijayan ministry14th Ministry of KeralaDAt formed May 25, 2016People and organizations of the stateHeadP. Sathasivam (until September 5, 2019) Arif Mohammed Khan (September 6, 2019) Prime MinisterPinarayi Vijayan Member of the LDFStatus Party in the Legislative AssemblyIndative PartyINCTION LeaderRamesh Chennitala StoriesRecesic (s)) 2016Legislature term (s)5 yearsPrecessionSecond Oommen Chandy Ministry Pinarayi Vijayan Ministry of The Council of Ministers led by Pinarayi Vijayan, which was formed after as the Democratic Left won the 2016 Kerala Legislative Assembly election. The Council took office on May 25, 2016. At the time of being sworn in as Cabinet, there were a total of 19 ministers in the Ministry, compared with 21 in the previous Government. The Council of Ministers S.No constituency party 1. Pinarayi VijayanChief Minister Dharmadam Home. General management. All Indian services. Planning and economic issues. Science, technology and the environment. Scientific institutions. Staffing and administrative reforms. Elections. Integration. Sainik's welfare. Disaster relief. State hospitality. Airports. Metro Rail. The waters of the inter-ready river. Information and public relations. For non- residents of keralites. Vigilance. Civil and criminal justice. CPI (M) Cabinet 2. Uh.. Jayarajan Mattanur Industries. Sport and youth issues. CPI (M) 3. A.K. Balan Tharoor Welfare of Planned Castes. Planned tribes and reverse classes. Law. Culture. Parliamentary affairs. KSFDC. CPI (M) 4. C. Raveandranah Putukkad General Education. Technical education. Entrance exams. The literacy movement. National Cadet Corps. CPI (M) 5. Cadacampal Surendran Kazakuttam Devaswums. Cooperation. Tourism. CPI (M) 6. M. M. Mani Cumbanchola Electricity CPI (M) 7. T.. Ramakrishnan Perambra Excise. Labor. Employment and training. Rehabilitation. Factories and boilers. Insurance health service. Industrial Labor courts. CPI (M) 8. J. Merciciutti Amma Kundara Fisheries. Harbour Harbour The kesy industry. Fishing University. CPI (M) 9. G. Sudhakaran Ambalappuja public works. Registration. The Mail and telegraphs. CPI (M) 10. K.K. Shilaja Teacher Kutuparamba Health. Family welfare. Medical education. Indigenous medicine. Medical University. Drug control. Pollution control. Homeopathy. Naturopathy. Social justice. CPI (M) 11. A.K. Saseendran Elatura Road. Car. Water transport. NCP 12. A.K. Moydin Kunnamkulam Panchayats, municipalities and corporations. Rural development. Urban planning. Regional development authorities. Kerala Institute of Local Government. CPI (M) 13. T. M. Thomas Isaac Alappuja Finance. Coconut. National savings. Shopping Purchase. Commercial taxes. Treasury. Lotteries. State audit. Kerala Finance Corporation. KSFE. State insurance. Stamps and stamp duty. CPI (M) 14. K.T. Jalil Thavanur Universities (except for agricultural, veterinary, fisheries and medical university). Collegiate education. The well-being of minorities. Waqf and Hajj Pilgrimage. IND 15. E. Chandrasekaran Kanhangad housing. Land income. Overview and land records. Land reforms. CPI 16. W.S. Sunil Kumar Thrissur Agriculture. Soil survey and soil preservation. Agricultural University. Corporation of Warehouse State Corporations. Veterinary university. CPI 17. . Tylotaman Retala food and civic supplies. Consumer questions. Legal metrology. CPI 18. Forests K. Raju Punalur. Wildlife Conservation. Livestock. The development of dairy products. Dairy cooperatives. Zoos. CPI 19. K. Krishnashchutti Chittur Irrigation. The Department of Development of the Command District. Groundwater development. Water and sanitation. Inland shipping (Building waterways). Kerala Shipping and Internal Navigation Corporation. JD (S) 20. Kadannappalli Ramachandran Kannur Ports. Museums. Archaeology. C (S) Chairman Of the Title Position of the Electoral Party 1 P. Sreeramakrishnan Speaker Ponnani Malappuram CPI (M) 2 v. Sasi Vice-Speaker Chirayinkeezhu CPI ex-ministers E. Jayarajan (CPI,M) - Minister of Industry and Sport until his resignation on October 14, 2016 amid accusations of nepotism. In September 2017, the Bureau of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (VACB) acquitted Jayarajan in a nepotism case and tried to close the case. Jayarajan was re-introduced to the Cabinet on 14 August 2018. A.K. Saseendran (NCP) - The Minister of Transportation from May 25, 2016 until his resignation on March 26, 2017, after sting surgery revealed that he was seeking sexual favors from a woman. In November 2017, Saseendran received a clean cheat from the Commission of Inquiry, which stated that it had no conclusive evidence to support Thomas Chandy (NCP) - Minister of Transport (From April 1, 2017 to November 15, 2017). Businessman-turned-politician resigns over allegations he encroached on ponds and public land and turned rice paddies into private hotel hotels He died on December 20, 2019. Matthew T. Thomas ( ) - Minister of Water Resources until his resignation on November 26, 2018. The Awards and Appreciation of the under the leadership of Pinarayi Vijayan received the following awards: recognized as the best state of India by the Center for Public Affairs for three consecutive years (2016, 2017, 2018) Ranked first in the United Nations Sustainable Development Index (2018) and ranked first in the NITI Aayog Sustainability Index, the second highest level of corruption according to the Center for Media Research (2018) Pradhan Mantri Surritva Abhiyan (Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhi). Life (launched in 2017) has built more than 2,000,000 homes for the homeless and without land. 28,000 homes were built as part of the Inclusion and Financial Empowerment Program, a comprehensive housing system for all unnamed and homeless people in the state. Introduced a comprehensive development scheme and therefore took first place in the United Nations Sustainable Development Index (2018) and the NITI Aayog Sustainable Development Index. Took over and completed the previously deserted Edamon- 400 kV power line. He successfully led efforts to launch the commercial production of Kerala's own electronic car 'Neem-G', which was the first time that the public sector would enter the electric vehicle market. A well-planned and implemented apna Gar scheme that provides modern housing for migrant workers. 165 companies were successfully involved in the IT park, creating 50,000 jobs within 1000 days. The decrease in the total loss of public sector companies, which in 2015-16 amounted to 131.0 thousand rubles, to 71.34 thousand rubles in 2016-2017, with thirteen of them working with the marginal profit in 2016-17. Within 1000 days of the office, PSUs went from grid Rs. 131.0 crores in losses to more than Rs. 160 Crore's profits. Established by the Institute of Advanced Virology (IAV) in the state and became the first in the country to be associated with the Global Viral Network. Social security pensions for the marginalized and the elderly have doubled compared to the previous Government. A minimum wage system has been established in 26 sectors to prevent the exploitation of workers. Successfully provided the minimum wage and social security measures for migrant workers. The 17,182 km of rivers and streams that were stalled or contaminated were upgraded, 48,936 wells were recharged and 9,889 ponds reformed in the first 1,000 days in office. 1,03,361 title documents were distributed to various communities. Record growth in milk production, increasing daily production by more than 2,60,000 litres per day for 1,000 days in the department created 45,000 high-tech classes in public schools. More than 2,000 Indian Rs Crore soaked for rejuvenation public schools. Over three years, there has been an exponential increase in the number of students enrolled in public schools, the highest increase in 25 years. The Department of Education has also provided free textbooks and uniforms for all students. Implementation of the Yana Maitri project in all police stations. Harita Kerala Mission projects for waste management, organic farming and water management. Revived the state's agricultural practices through the Department of Agriculture, cultivating rice cultivation in 34,000 acres of land, and building new traditions like the Year paddy. Innovative and accessible educational programs have been created that give young people ready skills and competence through Kerala Academy of Excellence (KASE). Reducing class division, especially by appointing non-Brahmins and Dalits as priests in the temples of the Council of Travankor Devavoy (TDB). Commitment to increasing government energy sources and consumption, at the same time by stopping power outages and discharge and by initiating hydropower projects in Vellathooval, Pathankayam, Perunthenaruvi, Pallivasal, Thottiyar and Chathankottunada. Research on the development of new tourist spots and the reconstruction of existing ones to create jobs and tax opportunities. The abolition of illegal practices among the working class, known as nokkukooli, is a formality of extorting money that was carried out by certain trade unions without doing any work. Implementation of road infrastructure projects - Coastal Highway and . Purchased land for the amballur Electronic Hardware Park to develop a new source of economic growth and create jobs / increase the purchasing power of citizens. Implementation of the GAIL pipeline, a national project. Cm. also the list of ministers of Kerala Chief Ministers Kerala History Kerala List of current Indian Chief Ministers Pinarayi Vijayan Second Oommen Chandy Ministry Links : Kerala Industry Minister Jayarajan resigns. Hindu. October 14, 2016. Received on December 3, 2017. The case of nepotism: The vigilance report acquitted EP Jayarajan. Matrubhumi. September 25, 2017. Received on December 3, 2017. E.. Jayarajan returned to the Cabinet of Ministers of Kerala. Hindu. August 14, 2018. Received on February 26, 2019. Kerala's Transport Minister Saseendran is stepping down after the televised revelations. Hindu. March 26, 2016. Received on December 3, 2017. The chances of a return are brighter as the panel clears Saseendran. Hindu. November 21, 2017. Received on December 3, 2017. K. Goridasan Nair (November 15, 2017). Kerala Transport Minister Thomas Chandi resigns. Hindu. Received on December 3, 2017. The Council of Ministers is the government of Kerala, India. September 8, 2020. Kerala occupies the most managed state public relations center. Himachal, Kerala and T.N. Best Development Index - Hindu. Hindu. December 21, 2018. ^ ^ Aayog releases SDG India Index: A Baseline Report for 2018. pib.gov.in. received on June 30, 2020. Mission life: Two houses of lakh ready. Hindu. February 27, 2020. Creating the impossible possible, the government presented the power of the highway to the state. November 18, 2019. Roads to have an E-Auto. July 23, 2019. 1000 days. Received on June 30, 2020. Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan celebrates its 1000 days with a host of new initiatives. 1000 days of Kerala Ovt: significant achievements in the socio-economic spectrum of the state. February 25, 2019. 1000 days of Kerala Ovt: significant achievements in the socio- economic spectrum of the state. February 25, 2019. 1000 days of Kerala Ovt: significant achievements in the socio-economic spectrum of the state. February 25, 2019. 1000 days of Kerala Ovt: significant achievements in the socio-economic spectrum of the state. February 25, 2019. 1000 days. The official website of the Chief Minister of Kerala. February 23, 2019. Received on June 30, 2020. 1000 days. The official website of the Chief Minister of Kerala. February 23, 2019. Received on June 30, 2020. Kerala Public Schools are seeing a rise in enrollment in its third year. May 4, 2019. 1000 days. The official website of the Chief Minister of Kerala. February 23, 2019. Received on June 30, 2020. 1000 days. The official website of the Chief Minister of Kerala. February 23, 2019. Received on June 30, 2020. 1000 days of Kerala Ovt: significant achievements in the socio-economic spectrum of the state. February 25, 2019. Two years of LDF rule: reasons for joy. New Indian Express. Received on January 26, 2020. Progress report. The GAIL project is finally being prepared; The Kochi- site has opened. External Cabinet ties, Kerala government extracted from list of ministers of kerala 2020 pdf 14335970790.pdf 40387375364.pdf 76091574026.pdf unlock at&t samsung s6 origin error code 16 1 plan anual trabajo comision tecnico mooladhanam malayalam book free down nova hunting the elements worksheet answer key just because episode 1 73931166932.pdf 21725242250.pdf 169741955.pdf bijutipi.pdf