List of Union Cabinet Ministers of India 2017

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Dear Readers, here we are providing the list of Current Union Cabinet Ministers of India, which will be asked in General Awareness/ GK/ Current Affairs or General Studies Section of all competitive exams like SSC, UPSC, RRB Railways, TSPSC Exams, TSPSC General Studies & General Abilities Paper 1, IBPS Clerks & PO Online Test, Bank Exams & Interviews.

List of Union Cabinet Ministers of India 2017

The Cabinet of India, also known as the Union Cabinet of India, is the collective decision-making body of the Government of India, consists of the Prime Minister and the cabinet ministers. List of Union Cabinet Ministers of India & Ministers of State of India is given below.
Prime Minister
Narendra ModiPersonnel, Public Grievances and Pensions
Department of Atomic Energy
Department of Space
All important policy issues and all other portfolios not allocated to any Minister
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Union Cabinet Ministers of India
1Raj Nath SinghHome Affairs
2Sushma SwarajExternal Affairs
3Arun JaitleyFinance
Defence
Corporate Affairs
4M. Venkaiah NaiduUrban Development
Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation
Information & Broadcasting
5Nitin Jairam GadkariRoad Transport and Highways
Shipping
6Suresh PrabhuRailways
7D. V. Sadananda GowdaStatistics & Programme Implementation
8SuUma BharatiWater Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation
9Ramvilas PaswanConsumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution
10Kalraj MishraMicro, Small and Medium Enterprises
11Maneka Sanjay GandhiWomen and Child Development
12AnanthkumarChemicals and Fertilizers
Parliamentary Affairs
13Ravi Shankar PrasadLaw & Justice
Electronics & Information Technology
14Jagat Prakash NaddaHealth and Family Welfare
15Ashok Gajapathi Raju PusapatiCivil Aviation
16Anant GeeteHeavy Industries and Public Enterprises
17Harsimrat Kaur BadalFood Processing Industries
18Narendra Singh TomarRural Development
Panchayati Raj
Drinking Water and Sanitation
19Chaudhary Birender SinghSteel
20Jual OramTribal Affairs
21Radha Mohan SinghAgriculture & Farmers Welfare
22Thawar Chand GehlotSocial Justice and Empowerment
23Smriti Zubin IraniTextiles
24Dr. Harsh VardhanScience and Technology
Earth Sciences
25Prakash JavadekarHuman Resource Development
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Ministers of State (Independent Charge)
1Rao Inderjit SinghPlanning (Independent Charge)
Urban Development
Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation
2Bandaru DattatreyaLabour and Employment (Independent Charge)
3Rajiv Pratap RudySkill Development & Entrepreneurship (Independent Charge)
4Vijay GoelYouth Affairs and Sports (Independent Charge)
Water Resources, River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation
5Shripad Yesso NaikAAYUSH (Independent Charge)
6Dharmendra PradhanPetroleum and Natural Gas (Independent Charge)
7Piyush GoyalPower (Independent Charge)
Coal (Independent Charge)
New and Renewable Energy (Independent Charge)
Mines (Independent Charge)
8Dr. Jitendra SinghDevelopment of North Eastern Region (Independent Charge)
Prime Minister’s Office
Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions
Department of Atomic Energy
Department of Space
9Nirmala SitharamanCommerce and Industry (Independent Charge)
10Dr. Mahesh SharmaCulture (Independent Charge)
Tourism (Independent Charge)
11Manoj SinhaCommunications (Independent Charge)
Railways
12Anil Madhav DaveEnvironment, Forest and Climate Change (Independent Charge)
13Mukhtar Abbas NaqviMinority Affairs (Independent Charge)
Parliamentary Affairs
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Ministers of State
1General(Retd.) V.K. SinghExternal Affairs
2Santosh Kumar GangwarFinance
3Faggan Singh KulasteHealth & Family Welfare
4S.S. AhluwaliaAgriculture & Farmers Welfare
Parliamentary Affairs
5Ramdas AthawaleSocial Justice & Empowerment
6Ram Kripal YadavRural Development
7Haribhai Parthbhai ChaudharyMicro, Small & Medium Enterprises
8Giriraj SinghMicro, Small & Medium Enterprises
9Hansraj Gangaram AhirHome Affairs
10Ramesh Chandappa JigajinagiDrinking Water & Sanitation
11Rajen GohainRailways
12Parshottam RupalaAgriculture & Farmers Welfare
Panchayati Raj
13M.J. AkbarExternal Affairs
14Upendra KushwahaHuman Resources Development
15Radhakrishnan P.Road Transport & Highways
Shipping
16Kiren RijijuHome Affairs
17Krishan PalSocial Justice & Empowerment
18Jasvantsinh Sumanbhai BhabhorTribal Affairs
19Dr. Sanjeev Kumar BalyanWater Resources, River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation
20Vishnu Deo SaiSteel
21Sudarshan BhagatAgriculture and Farmers Welfare
22Y.S. ChowdaryScience and Technology
Earth Science
23Jayant SinhaCivil Aviation
24Col. Rajyavardhan Singh RathoreInformation & Broadcasting
25Babul SupriyoHeavy Industries
Public Enterprises
26Sadhvi Niranjan JyotiFood Processing Industries
27Vijay SamplaSocial Justice & Empowerment
28Arjun Ram MeghwalFinance
Corporate Affairs
29Dr. Mahendra Nath PandeyHuman Resource Development
30Ajay TamtaTextiles
31Krishna RajWomen & Child Development
32Mansukh L. MandaviyaRoad Transport & Highways, Shipping,
Chemicals & Fertilizers
33Anupriya PatelHealth & Family Welfare
34C.R. ChaudharyConsumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution
35P.P. ChaudharyLaw & Justice
Electronics & Information Technology
36Dr. Subhash Ramrao BhamreDefence

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