Second Khaleda ministry

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Second Khaleda Cabinet
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15th Council of Ministers of Bangladesh
10 October 2001
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Khaleda Zia
Date formed10 October 2001 (2001-10-10)
Date dissolved29 October 2006 (2006-10-29)
People and organisations
Head of governmentKhaleda Zia
No. of ministers
  • 28 Cabinet Ministers
  • 28 State Ministers
  • 4 Deputy Ministers
Total no. of members60
Member party
History
Legislature term(s)8th Parliament
PredecessorLatif
SuccessorIajuddin

The second Khaleda cabinet was the Government of Bangladesh during the 8th legislative session of the Jatiya Sangsad following the 2001 general election. The cabinet took office on 10 October 2001 and left office on 29 October 2006. The Prime Minister and head of the government was Khaleda Zia.[1][2]

Ministers[]

Portfolio Minister Took office Left office Party Ref
Prime Minister
Ministry of Defence
Armed Forces Division		Khaleda Zia10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of Home AffairsAltaf Hossain Chowdhury10 October 200125 March 2004 BNP[3]
Ministry of FinanceSaifur Rahman10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of AgricultureMotiur Rahman Nizami10 October 200122 May 2003 Jamaat-e-Islami
M.K. Anwar22 May 200329 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of Social WelfareAli Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed10 October 200129 October 2006 Jamaat-e-Islami
Ministry of Science and ICTAbdul Moyeen Khan11 March 200229 October 2006 BNP
Minister of InformationAbdul Moyeen Khan10 October 200111 March 2002 BNP[1]
Tariqul Islam11 March 20026 May 2004 BNP[4]
M Shamsul Islam6 May 200429 October 2006 BNP[4]
Ministry of Labour and EmploymentAbdullah Al Noman10 October 200111 March 2002 BNP[1]
Ministry of Environment and ForestShajahan Siraj10 October 20016 May 2004 BNP[4]
Tariqul Islam6 May 200429 October 2006 BNP[4]
Ministry of Foreign AffairsA. Q. M. Badruddoza Chowdhury10 October 200114 November 2001 BNP
Morshed Khan14 November 200129 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of IndustriesM.K. Anwar10 October 200122 May 2003 BNP
Motiur Rahman Nizami22 May 200329 October 2006 Jamaat-e-Islami
Ministry of Women and Children AffairsKhurshid Jahan10 October 200114 June 2006 BNP[5]
Ministry of Housing and Public WorksMirza Abbas10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP[6]
Ministry of LGRDAbdul Mannan Bhuiyan10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of CommunicationsNazmul Huda10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of Water ResourcesL. K. Siddiqi10 October 200122 May 2003 BNP[7]
Hafizuddin Ahmed22 May 200329 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of ShippingAkbar Hossain10 October 200125 June 2006 BNP[8]
Ministry of Textiles (defunct on 6 May 2004)Abdul Matin Chowdhury10 October 20016 May 2004 BNP[4]
Ministry of Textiles and JuteShajahan Siraj6 May 200429 October 2006 BNP[4]
Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary AffairsMoudud Ahmed10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of Health and Family WelfareKhandaker Mosharraf Hossain10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of CommerceAmir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury10 October 200124 March 2004 BNP[9]
Altaf Hossain Chowdhury25 March 200424 April 2006 BNP[10]
Hafizuddin Ahmed24 April 200629 October 2006 BNP[10]
Ministry of EducationOsman Faruk10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP[6]
Ministry of Fisheries and LivestockSadeque Hossain Khoka10 October 200122 May 2003 BNP[7]
Abdullah Al Noman6 May 200429 October 2006 BNP[4]
Ministry of LandM Shamsul Islam10 October 20016 May 2004 BNP[4]
Ministry of Food (defunct on 6 May 2004)Tariqul Islam10 October 200111 March 2002 BNP[1]
Abdullah Al Noman11 March 20026 May 2004 BNP[1][4]
Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief (defunct on 6 May 2004)Chowdhury Kamal Ibne Yusuf10 October 20016 May 2004 BNP[4]
Ministry of Food and Disaster ManagementChowdhury Kamal Ibne Yusuf6 May 200429 October 2006 BNP[4]

State Ministers[]

Portfolio Minister Took office Left office Party Ref
Ministry of AgricultureMirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir10 October 200118 November 2005 BNP
Iqbal Hasan Mahmud Tuku21 May 200629 October 2006 BNP[11]
Ministry of Civil Aviation and TourismMir Mohammad Nasiruddin10 October 200117 November 2005 BNP
Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir17 November 200529 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of CommerceBarkat Ullah Bulu10 October 200123 May 2003 BNP[7]
Ministry of CommunicationsSalahuddin Ahmed10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of Cultural AffairsSelima Rahman10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of Disaster Management and ReliefEbadur Rahman Chowdhury10 October 200123 May 2003 BNP[7]
Ministry of EducationA.N.M. Ehsanul Hoque Milan10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of Energy and Mineral ResourcesA. K. M. Mosharraf Hossain10 October 200118 June 2005 BNP[12]
Ministry of Environment and ForestJafrul Islam Chowdhury10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas EmploymentMohammad Quamrul Islam20 December 20019 July 2006 BNP[13]
Lutfor Rahman Khan Azad9 July 200629 October 2006 BNP[13]
Ministry of FinanceShah M. Abul Hussain10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of Fisheries and LivestockAbdus Sattar Bhuiyan22 May 20036 May 2004 BNP[4]
Ministry of Foreign AffairsReaz Rahman10 October 200124 March 2004 BNP[3]
Ministry of Health and Family WelfareRezaul Karim10 October 20019 December 2001 BNP
Amanullah Aman9 December 200122 May 2003 BNP
Mizanur Rahman Sinha22 May 200329 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of Home AffairsLutfozzaman Babar10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of Housing and Public WorksAlamgir Kabir10 October 200115 May 2006 BNP[14]
Ministry of IndustriesRezaul Karim9 December 200122 May 2006 BNP
Ministry of Jute (defunct on 6 May 2004)Lutfor Rahman Khan Azad22 May 20036 May 2004 BNP[4]
Ministry of Labour and EmploymentLutfor Rahman Khan Azad11 March 200222 May 2003 BNP[1]
Amanullah Aman22 May 200329 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of LandAbdus Sattar Bhuiyan6 May 200429 October 2006 BNP[4]
Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary AffairsAbdus Sattar Bhuiyan10 October 20017 April 2003 BNP
Shahjahan Omar7 April 200329 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of LGRDZiaul Haque Zia10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of Liberation War AffairsRedwan Ahmed23 October 200122 May 2003 BNP
Ministry of NGO AffairsLutfor Rahman Khan Azad6 May 20049 July 2006 BNP[4][13]
Ministry of PlanningAnwarul Kabir Talukdar10 October 200120 May 2006 BNP
Ministry of Post and TelecommunicationEhsanul Haque Mollah10 October 200123 May 2003 BNP[7]
Ministry of PowerIqbal Hasan Mahmud Tuku10 October 200120 May 2006 BNP[11]
Anwarul Kabir Talukdar20 May 200629 September 2006 BNP[11]
Abdus Sattar Bhuiyan4 October 200629 October 2006 BNP[15]
Ministry of Religious AffairsMosharraf Hossain Shahjahan10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP[16]
Ministry of Science and TechnologyLutfor Rahman Khan Azad10 October 200111 March 2002 BNP[1]
Ministry of ShippingMohammad Quamrul Islam9 July 200629 October 2006 BNP[13]
Ministry of Water ResourcesGautam Chakroborty10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of Women and Children AffairsAlamgir Kabir15 May 200629 October 2006 BNP[14]
Ministry of Youth and SportsFazlur Rahman Potol10 October 200129 October 2006 BNP

Deputy Ministers[]

The following table is the list of Deputy Ministers.

Portfolio Deputy Minister Took Office Left Office Party
Ministry of Chittagong Hill Tracts Affairs Moni Swapan Dewan 10 October 2001 29 October 2006 BNP
Jamuna Bridge Division Asadul Habib Dulu 10 October 2001 3 February 2002 BNP
Ministry of Communications Asadul Habib Dulu 3 February 2002 22 May 2003 BNP
Ministry of Food and Disaster Management Asadul Habib Dulu 22 May 2003 29 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Co-operatives Ruhul Quddus Talukdar 10 October 2001 22 May 2003 BNP
Ministry of Land Ruhul Quddus Talukdar 22 May 2003 29 October 2006 BNP
Ministry of Education Abdus Salam Pintu 10 October 2001 22 May 2003 BNP[17]
Ministry of Industries Abdus Salam Pintu 22 May 2003 13 March 2006 BNP
Ministry of Information Abdus Salam Pintu 13 March 2006 29 October 2006 BNP

Shuffles[]

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