Manohar Joshi ministry

Manohar Joshi ministry
Manohar Joshi ministry
; Ministry of the State of Maharashtra
	Manohar Joshi , Former Chief Minister of Maharashtra
Date formed	14 March 1995
Date dissolved	31 January 1999
People and organisations
Head of state	Dr. P. C. Alexander (Governor)
Head of government	Manohar Joshi (Shiv Sena)
Deputy head of government	Gopinath Munde (BJP)
Member parties	SS (14); BJP (14);
Status in legislature	Coalition 152 / 288 (53%)
Opposition party	INC
History
Election(s)	1995
Predecessor	Fourth Pawar ministry
Successor	Narayan Rane ministry

Manohar Joshi was Chief Minister of Maharashtra from 14 March 1995 – 31 January 1999. His cabinet ministers were: ^[1]

Chief Minister and Cabinet ministers[edit | edit source]


Name	Constituency	Portfolio		Term of Office
Chief Minister
Manohar Joshi		General Administration. Information and Public Relations. Information Technology.	SHS	14 March 1995	(4 Years, 99 Days)
Deputy Chief Minister
Gopinath Munde		Home Affairs	BJP	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Cabinet Ministers
Hashu Advani	Chembur	Finance Planning	BJP	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Nitin Gadkari	MLC	Public Works	BJP	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Sudhir Joshi		Revenue Khar Land Development Relief & Rehabilitation School Education	SHS	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Pramod Navalkar	MLC	Transport	SHS	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Shashikant Sutar	Shivajinagar	Agriculture Water Conservation	SHS	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Narayan Rane		Dairy Development Animal Husbandry Fisheries	SHS	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Dr. Daulatrao Aher		Public Health Family Welfare Medical Education and Drugs.	BJP	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
M. S. Shivankar		Irrigation Command Area Development	BJP	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Sabir Shaikh		Labour Employment Aukab	SHS	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Liladhar Dake		Industries Textiles Law and Judiciary Parliamentary Affairs.	SHS	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Haribhau Bagade		Employment Guarantee	BJP	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Shobhatai Fadnavis		Food & Civil Supply Consumer Affairs	BJP	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Ganesh Naik		Forest Environment	SHS	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Jaiprakash Mundada		Cooperation Textiles.	SHS	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Chandrakant Khaire		Housing	SHS	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Jagannath Patil		Tourism Excise	BJP	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Anna Dange		Rural Development Water Supply Ex-Servicemen Welfare.	BJP	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Eknath Khadse		Irrigation	BJP	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil	Shirdi	Skill Development and Entrepreneurship	SHS	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Diwakar Raote		Food and Drug Administration	SHS	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Babanrao Gholap		Social Welfare	SHS	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Sureshdada Jain			SHS	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Dattatraya Rane			BJP	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Prakash Mehta			BJP	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
D. B. Patil			BJP	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
A T Pawar			BJP	14 March 1995	(4 Years,159 Days)
Ministers of State
Prabhakar More		Home	SHS
Ravindra Mane		Urban Development	SHS
Sudhir Mungantiwar		Tourism	BJP
Raj K. Purohit			BJP
Ramdas Kadam			SHS
Vinod Gudadhe Patil			BJP
Arjun Khotkar			SHS
Prataprao Ganpatrao Jadhav		Sports Youth Welfare Irrigation	SHS
Vinayak Korde			BJP
Kalidas Kolambkar			SHS
Uttamprakash Khandare			SHS
Harshvardhan Patil			IND
Manisha Nimkar			SHS
Ramdas Kadam			SHS
Shivajirao Naik			IND
Vijay Girkar			BJP
Pratapsinh Mohite-Patil			BJP
Anil Deshmukh		Education	IND
Udayanraje Bhosale			BJP
Babasaheb Dhabekar			IND
Vijaykumar Gavit			IND
Dilip Sopal			IND
Badamrao Pandit			IND
Dr. Ramesh Gajbe			IND
Bharmuanna Patil			IND

Minister of State

From Shiv Sena[edit | edit source]

From Bharatiya Janata Party[edit | edit source]

Sudhir Mungantiwar: Tourism^[2]

Ministers by Party[edit | edit source]

Representation of cabinet ministers by party

Shiv Sena (51%)

Bharatiya Janata Party (42%)

Independent (7%)


	Cabinet Ministers	Ministers of State	Total Ministers
SHS	13	9	22
BJP	13	7	20
IND	-	9	9

References[edit | edit source]

↑ "Indian Express: Rane sworn in along with jumbo team". expressindia.indianexpress.com. Archived from the original on 15 July 2014. Retrieved 9 June 2014.
↑ Singh, Varun (30 October 2014). "Sudhir Mungantiwar to be second in command in new Maharashtra government". www.mid-day.com.

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[indianexpress-1] "Indian Express: Rane sworn in along with jumbo team". expressindia.indianexpress.com. Archived from the original on 15 July 2014. Retrieved 9 June 2014.

[2] Singh, Varun (30 October 2014). "Sudhir Mungantiwar to be second in command in new Maharashtra government". www.mid-day.com.

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Manohar Joshi ministry

Contents

Chief Minister and Cabinet ministers[edit | edit source]

From Shiv Sena[edit | edit source]

From Bharatiya Janata Party[edit | edit source]

Ministers by Party[edit | edit source]

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References[edit | edit source]

Manohar Joshi ministry
Ministry of the State of Maharashtra
Manohar Joshi , Former Chief Minister of Maharashtra
Date formed	14 March 1995
Date dissolved	31 January 1999
People and organisations
Head of state	Dr. P. C. Alexander (Governor)
Head of government	Manohar Joshi (Shiv Sena)
Deputy head of government	Gopinath Munde (BJP)
Member parties	SS (14) BJP (14)
Status in legislature	Coalition 152 / 288 (53%)
Opposition party	INC
History
Election(s)	1995
Predecessor	Fourth Pawar ministry
Successor	Narayan Rane ministry