First Pawar ministry

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First Pawar ministry
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Ministry of the State of Maharashtra
Date formed18 July 1978
Date dissolved18 February 1980
People and organisations
Head of governmentSharad Pawar INC(S)
Total no. of members181
Member parties
Status in legislatureCoalition
181 / 288 (63%)
Opposition partyIndian National Congress
History
Election(s)[1978 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election|1978]]
Legislature term(s)5 Years
Predecessor-
SuccessorAntulay ministry

Sharad Pawar broke away in 1978 from Government of Maharashtra led by Vasantdada Patil of Indian National Congress, formed the Indian National Congress (Socialist), allied with the Janata party and the Peasants' and Workers' Party of India (PWP) to form a coalition government of the Progressive Democratic Front (PDF) or Purogami Lokshahi Aghadi. The Progressive Democratic Front government was sworn in on 18 July 1978. This government was dismissed on 18 February 1980 following Indira Gandhi's return to power at the Centre.[1][2]

Cabinet Ministers[]

SI No. Name Constituency Department Party
Chief Minister
1 Sharad Pawar Baramati
  • General Administration
  • Home
  • Law and Judiciary.
  • Information and Public Relations.
  • Information Technology.
 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
Deputy Chief Minister
2 Sundarrao Solanke Majalgaon
  • State Excise
  • Finance
 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
Cabinet Ministers
3 Uttamrao Patil
  • Revenue
  • Rehabilitation
 Janata Party
4 Hashu Advani Chembur
  • Urban Development
 Janata Party
5 Vandre
  • Education
  • State Excise
 Janata Party
6
  • Food & Civil Supply
  • Consumer Affairs
  • Housing
 Janata Party
7 Ganpatrao Deshmukh Sangole
  • Protocol
  • Forest Department
  • Mining.
  • Marathi Language.
 Peasants and Workers Party of India
8 Shankarrao Chavan Bhokar
  • Water Resources and

Command Area Developmen

  • Industry.
 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
9
  • Agriculture
  • water supply
  • Medical Education
  • Cultural Affairs
 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
10 MLC
  • Co-operation
  • Animal Husbandry.
  • Dairy Development.
  • Sports and Youth Welfare
 Peasants and Workers Party of India
11 Nihal Ahmed Maulavi Mohammed Usman
  • Technical and Higher Education
  • Minority Affairs
  • Revenue.
  • Rural Development.
  • Ports.
  • Khar land Development.
 Janata Party
12 Govindrao Adik Shrirampur
  • Women and child development
  • Housing.
  • Transport.
  • Parliamentary Affairs.
 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
13 Sushil Kumar Shinde
  • Soil and Water
  • Conservation
  • Animal Husbandry
  • Dairy Development and

Fisheries

  • Labour
  • Tourism
 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
14 Nagpur Central
  • Other Backward Classes.
  • Socially And

Educationally, Backward Classes.

  • Vimukta Jati.
  • Nomadic Tribes.
  • Special Backward Classes
  • Welfare.
 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
15
  • Public Health and Family

Welfare

  • Environment
  • Water Supply
  • Sanitation
 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
16
  • Food and Drug
  • Administration
  • Textile
  • Cultural Affairs
 Janata Party
17
  • Public Work Department
  • Urban Development
  • Energy
 Janata Party

Ministers of State[]

SI No. Name Constituency Department Party
1 Bhai Vaidya[3] Bhavani Peth
  • Home
 Janata Party
2 Datta Meghe MLC Indian National Congress (Socialist)
3 Shankarrao Kale
  • Education
  • Co-operation
 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
4 Prataprao Baburao Bhosale Wai Indian National Congress (Socialist)
5 Akkalkuwa
  • Planning
  • Social Justice
  • Public Works
 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
6 Dr. Ishaq Jamkhanawala
  • Housing
  • Finance
  • Waqf
  • Labour
  • Protocol
 Janata Party
7
  • Consumer Affairs
  • Food & Civil Supply
 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
8 Pathri
  • Special Assistance
  • Skill Development
 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
9
  • Water Resources and Command Area Development
 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
10 Nagpur West Indian National Congress (Socialist)
11 Khalapur Indian National Congress (Socialist)
12 Niphad
  • Environment and Climate Change
 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
13 Dr. Padamsinh Bajirao Patil Osmanabad
  • Energy
  • Excise
 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
14 Shanti Naik Shivajinagar Janata Party
15 Indian National Congress (Socialist)
16 Sillod Indian National Congress (Socialist)

References[]

  1. ^ Google
  2. ^ Forty Years Ago, July 18, 1978: Pawar to be CM
  3. ^ Veteran Socialist leader and former Maharashtra minister Bhai Vaidya passes away


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