Colour key for parties

State Took office

(past chief Name Portrait Party[a] Ref
(tenure length)
ministers)

25
Andhra N. Kiran Kumar November Indian National [3]
Pradesh Reddy 2010 Congress
(list) (3 years,
72 days)

Arunachal 1 November
2011 Indian National [4]
Pradesh Nabam Tuki –
(2 years, Congress
(list)
96 days)

Assam 17 May 2001 Indian National [5]

Tarun Gogoi (12 years,
(list)
264 days)
Congress

24
Bihar November [6]
Nitish Kumar 2005 Janata Dal (United)
(list)
(8 years,
73 days)

7 December
Chhattisgarh Raman Singh 2003 Bharatiya Janata Party [7]
(list) (10 years,
60 days)

28 December
Delhi[b] Arvind Kejriwal 2013 Aam Aadmi Party [8]
(list) (0 years,
39 days)
 State Took office
(past chief Name Portrait Party[a] Ref
(tenure length)
ministers)

9 March
Goa Manohar 2012 [9]
Bharatiya Janata Party
(list) Parrikar (1 year,
333 days)

7 October
Gujarat Narendra Modi 2001 Bharatiya Janata Party [10]
(list) (12 years,
121 days)

5 March
Haryana Bhupinder Singh 2005 Indian National [11]
(list) Hooda (8 years, Congress
337 days)

Himachal 25 December
2012 Indian National [12]
Pradesh Virbhadra Singh
(1 year, Congress
(list)
42 days)

Jammu and 5 January

2009 Jammu & Kashmir [13]
Kashmir Omar Abdullah
(5 years, National Conference
(list)
31 days)

Jharkhand 13 July 2013 Jharkhand Mukti [14]

Hemant Soren (0 years,
(list)
207 days)
Morcha
 State Took office
(past chief Name Portrait Party[a] Ref
(tenure length)
ministers)

Karnataka 13 May 2013 Indian National [15]

Siddaramaiah (0 years,
(list)
268 days)
Congress

Kerala Oommen 18 May 2011 Indian National [16]

(2 years,
(list) Chandy 263 days)
Congress

29
Madhya Shivraj Singh November [17]
Pradesh 2005 Bharatiya Janata Party
Chouhan
(list) (8 years,
68 days)

11
Maharashtra Prithviraj November Indian National [18]
(list) Chavan 2010 Congress
(3 years,
86 days)

2 March
Manipur Okram Ibobi 2002 Indian National [19]
(list) Singh (11 years, Congress
340 days)

20 April
Meghalaya 2010 Indian National [20]
Mukul Sangma –
(list) (3 years, Congress
291 days)
7 December
Mizoram 2008 Indian National [21]
Pu Lalthanhawla –
(list) (5 years, Congress
60 days)
 State Took office
(past chief Name Portrait Party[a] Ref
(tenure length)
ministers)

12 March
Nagaland Neiphiu Rio 2008 Naga People's Front [22]
(list) (5 years,
330 days)

5 March
Odisha Naveen Patnaik 2000 Biju Janata Dal [23]
(list) (13 years,
337 days)

Puducherry[b] N. Rangaswamy 16 May 2011 All India N.R. [24]

(2 years,
(list)
265 days)
Congress

1 March
Punjab Parkash Singh 2007 [25]
Shiromani Akali Dal
(list) Badal (6 years,
341 days)

13 December
Rajasthan Vasundhara Raje 2013 Bharatiya Janata Party [26]
(list) (0 years,
54 days)

12 December
Sikkim Pawan Kumar 1994 Sikkim Democratic [27]
–
(list) Chamling (19 years, Front
55 days)

16 May 2011 All India Anna

Tamil Nadu Jayalalithaa Dravida Munnetra [28]
(2 years,
(list)
265 days) Kazhagam
 State Took office
(past chief Name Portrait Party[a] Ref
(tenure length)
ministers)

11 March
Tripura 1998 Communist Party of [29]
Manik Sarkar
(list) (15 years, India (Marxist)
331 days)

15 March
Uttar Pradesh Akhilesh Yadav 2012 Samajwadi Party [30]
(list) (1 year,
327 days)

1 February
Uttarakhand 2014 Indian National [31]
Harish Rawat –
(list) (0 years, Congress
4 days)

West Bengal Mamata 20 May 2011 All India Trinamool [32]

(2 years,
(list) Banerjee 261 days)
Congress

Hyderabad State included nine Telugu districts of Telangana, four Kannada districts in
Gulbarga division and four Marathi districts in Aurangabad division.

Days in Origin
No Name Term of office Party Birthplace
office region
26 January 6 March
1 M. K. Vellodi Indian 770 Kerala -
1950 1952
National
Burgula 6 March 31 October
2 Congress 1701 Telangana Mahbubnagar
Ramakrishna Rao 1952 1956

Chief Ministers of Andhra State

Andhra State consisted of Kosta and Rayalaseema regions. This state was carved out of
Madras state in 1953.

Days in Origin
No Name Term of office Party Birthplace
office region
 15 Indian
Tanguturi 1 October
1 November National 410 Kosta Prakasam
Prakasam 1953
1954 Congress
Vacant 15
28 March
– (President's November N/A 135
1955
rule) 1954
Indian
Bezawada 28 March 1 November
2 National 584 Kosta Nellore
Gopala Reddy 1955 1956
Congress

Chief Ministers of Andhra Pradesh

In 1956, Gulbarga and Aurangabad divisions of Hyderabad state were merged with Mysore
state and Bombay state respectively. The remaining portion of Hyderabad state, Telangana,
was merged with Andhra state to form Andhra Pradesh state.

Days
in
No Name Portrait Term of office Party Birthplace
offic
e

Neelam 1 11
1 Sanjiva Novemb January 1167 Anantapur
Reddy er 1956 1960

11
Damodaram 12 March
2 January 790 Kurnool
Sanjivayya 1962
1960
719
Indian [Tota
Neelam 20
12 March Nationa l
(1) Sanjiva February Anantapur
1962 l 1886
Reddy [2] 1964
Congres Days
s ]
Kasu 21 30
3 Brahmanan 90px February Septemb 2777 Guntur
da Reddy 1964 er 1971

P. V. 30 10
4 Narasimha Septemb January 468 Karimnagar[2]
Rao er 1971 1973

Vacant 10
11 Jan
– (President's Decembe N/A 335
1973
rule)[3] r 1973
 Jalagam 10
6 March *Srikakulam/Khammam.[
5 Vengala Decembe 1547 4][5]
1978
Rao r 1973
Marri 11
6 March
6 Chenna October 9$50 Ranga Reddy
1978
Reddy 1980
11 24 Indian
Tanguturi
7 October February Nationa 501 Medak
Anjaiah
1980 1982 l
Bhavanam 24 20 Congres
8 Venkataram February Septemb s 208 Guntur
i Reddy 1982 er 1982

Kotla
20
Vijaya 9 January
9 Septemb 111 Kurnool
Bhaskara 1983
er 1982
Reddy

16
N. T. Rama 9 January
10 August 585 Krishna
Rao 1983
1984

Nadendla 16 16 Telugu
11 Bhaskara August Septemb Desam 31 Guntur
Rao 1984 er 1984 Party

16 2
(10 N. T. Rama
Septemb Decembe 1903 Krishna
) Rao [2]
er 1984 r 1989

379
[Tota
Marri 3 17
l
(6) Chenna Decembe Decembe Ranga Reddy
1329
Reddy [2] r 1989 r 1990
Days
]
Indian
Nedurumall Nationa
17 9
i l
12 Decembe October 662 Nellore
Janardhana
r 1990 1992 Congres
Reddy s
Kotla
9 12
Vijaya
(9) October Decembe 794 Kurnool
Bhaskara
1992 r 1994
Reddy [2]
 263
[Tota
12 1
(10 N. T. Rama l
Decembe Septemb Krishna
) Rao [3] 2751
r 1994 er 1995
Days
Telugu ]
Desam
Party
N. 1
14 May
13 Chandrabab Septemb 3378 Chittoor
2004
u Naidu er 1995

2
Y. S.
14 May Septemb
14 Rajasekhara 1938 Kadapa
2004 er 2009
Reddy [6]

Indian
3 24 Nationa
Konijeti
15 Septemb Novemb l 448 Guntur
Rosaiah
er 2009[7] er 2010 Congres
s

25
N. Kiran
Novemb Incumbe
16 Kumar Chittoor[9]
er 2010 nt
Reddy [8]

LIST OF CHIEF MINISTERS OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH STATE IN INDIA.

Days In
# Name Took Office Left Office Party
Office
18 Janata Party. Elected in first
Prem Khandu 13 August
1 September Assembly elections held in 1507 Days
Thungan 1975
1979 1978.
18
3 November People's Party of Arunachal
2 Tomo Riba September 47 Days
1979 Pradesh
1979
3 November 18 January
President's rule
1979 1980
18 January 19 January Indian National Congress,
3 Gegong Apang 6940 Days
1980 1999 Arunachal Congress
 19 January 3 August Arunachal Congress (Mithi),
4 Mukut Mithi 1658 Days
1999 2003 Indian National Congress
United Democratic Front, 1346 Days
Gegong Apang 3 August
5 9 April 2007 Bharatiya Janata Party, Indian [Total 8286
(2nd term) 2003
National Congress Days]
30 April
6 Dorjee Khandu 9 April 2007 Indian National Congress 1483 Days
2011*
31 October
7 Jarbom Gamlin 5 May 2011 Indian National Congress 180 Days
2011
1 November
8 Nabam Tuki Incumbent Indian National Congress
2011

Chief Ministers of Assam

Days in
No Name Term of office[2] Party[a]
office
11 February
1 Gopinath Bordoloi 6 August 1950 1,638
1946
27 December
2 Bishnu Ram Medhi 9 August 1950 2,698
1957
Bimala Prasad 28 December 6 November Indian National
3 4,695
Chaliha 1957 1970 Congress
Mahendra Mohan 11 November 30 January
4 446
Choudhry 1970 1972
31 January
5 Sarat Chandra Sinha 12 March 1978 2,232
1972
4 September
6 Golap Borbora 12 March 1978 542
1979
Janata Party
Jogendra Nath 9 September 11 December
7 94
Hazarika 1979 1979
Vacant[b] 12 December 5 December
– N/A 359
(President's rule) 1979 1980
6 December Indian National
8 Anowara Taimur 30 June 1981 207
1980 Congress
Vacant[b] 13 January
– 30 June 1981 N/A 197
(President's rule) 1982
Kesab Chandra 13 January Indian National
9 19 March 1982 66
Gogoi 1982 Congress
Vacant[b] 27 February
– 19 March 1982 N/A 345
(President's rule) 1983
27 February 23 December Indian National
10 Hiteswar Saikia 1,031
1983 1985 Congress
Prafulla Kumar 24 December 28 November Asom Gana
11 1,799
Mahanta 1985 1990 Parishad
 Vacant[b] 28 November
– 30 June 1991 N/A 214
(President's rule) 1990
[Total 2,788]
12 Hiteswar Saikia [2] 30 June 1991 22 April 1996 Indian National 1,757
Congress
13 Bhumidhar Barman 22 April 1996 14 May 1996 23
Prafulla Kumar Asom Gana [Total 3,628]
15 May 1996 17 May 2001
Mahanta [2] Parishad 1,829
Indian National
14 Tarun Gogoi 17 May 2001 present 4,648
Congress

Premiers of Bihar
No Name Took office Left office Party Tenure

Mohammad
1 1 April 1937 19 July 1937 Independent 110 days
Yunus[2]

834 days
Indian National
2 Krishna Singh[3] 20 July 1937 31 October 1939
Congress

Took
No Name[4] Left office Party Tenure
office

2 April 31 January
1 Krishna Singh 5419 days
1946 1961

18
Deep Narayan 1 February
2 February 18 days
Singh 1961
1961 Indian
National
18 Congress
2 October
3 Binodanand Jha February 926 days
1963
1961

2 October 5 March
4 K. B. Sahay 1250 days
1963 1967

Mahamaya 5 March 28 January Jana Kranti

5 330 days
Prasad Sinha 1967 1968 Dal
 Satish Prasad 28 January 1 February
6 5 days
Singh 1968 1968
Indian
National
Congress
1 February 2 March
7 B. P. Mandal 31 days
1968 1968

Indian
Bhola Paswan 22 March 29 June National
8 100 days
Shastri 1968 1968 Congress
(O)

26
Vacant 29 June
– February N/A
(President's rule) 1968
1969

26 Indian
22 June
9 Harihar Singh February National 117 days
1969
1969 Congress

Indian
Bhola Paswan 22 June National
(8) 4 July 1969 13 days
Shastri [2] 1969 Congress
(O)

16
Vacant
– 6 July 1969 February N/A
(President's rule)
1970

16 22 Indian
Daroga Prasad
10 February. December National 310 days
Rai
1970 1970 Congress

22
2 June Socialist
11 Karpoori Thakur December 163 days
1971 Party
1970

Indian 222 days

Bhola Paswan 2 June 9 January
(8) National (total 335
Shastri [3] 1971 1972
Congress days)

Vacant 9 January 19 March

– N/A
(President's rule) 1972 1972
 19 March
12 Kedar Pandey 2 July 1973 471 days
1972

Indian
11 April
13 Abdul Gafoor 2 July 1973 National 649 days
1975
Congress

Jagannath 11 April 30 April

14 750 days
Mishra 1975 1977

Vacant 30 April 24 June

– N/A
(President's rule) 1977 1977

24 June 21 April
(11) Karpoori Thakur 668 days
1977 1979

Janata Party
17
21 April
15 Ram Sundar Das February 303 days
1979
1980

17
Vacant 8 June
– February N/A
(President's rule) 1980
1980

Jagannath 8 June 14 August

(14) 1133 days
Mishra [2] 1980 1983

Chandrashekhar 14 August 12 March

16 577 days
Singh 1983 1985
Indian
National
13 Congress (I)
Bindeshwari 12 March
17 February 1068 days
Dubey 1985
1988

14
Bhagwat Jha 10 March
18 February 391 days
Azad 1989
1988
 6
Satyendra 11 March
19 December 271 days
Narayan Sinha 1989
1989

6 95 days
Jagannath 10 March
(14) December (total 1978
Mishra [3] 1990
1989 days)

Lalu Prasad 10 March 28 March

20 Janata Dal 1845 days
Yadav 1990 1995

Vacant 28 March 4 April

– N/A
(President's rule) 1995 1995

Janata Dal, 844 days

Lalu Prasad 4 April 25 July
(20) Rashtriya (total 2689
Yadav [2] 1995 1997
Janata Dal days)

11
25 July Rashtriya
21 Rabri Devi February 538 days
1997 Janata Dal
1999

11
Vacant 9 March
– February N/A
(President's rule) 1999
1999

9 March 2 March Rashtriya

(21) Rabri Devi [2] 359 days
1999 2000 Janata Dal

3 March 10 March Janata Dal

22 Nitish Kumar 8 days
2000 2000 (United)

1821 days
11 March 6 March Rashtriya
(21) Rabri Devi [3] (total 2718
2000 2005 Janata Dal
days)

24
Vacant 7 March
– November N/A
(President's rule) 2005
2005
 2936 days
24 by
Janata Dal
22 Nitish Kumar [2] November Incumbent 07.12.2013
(United)
2005 (total 2944
days)

LIST OF THE CHIEF MINISTERS OF CHHATTISGARH :

INC BJP
Key:
Indian National Congress Bharatiya Janata Party
Days in
# Name Took Office Left Office Party
Office
Formerly Madhya 1 November
- -
Pradesh 2000
1 November 7 December Indian National
1 Ajit Jogi 1135 Days
2000 2003 Congress
7 December 7 December Bharatiya Janata
2 Dr. Raman Singh
2003 2008 Party
7 December 12 December Bharatiya Janata
3 Dr. Raman Singh
2008 2013 Party
12 December Bharatiya Janata
4 Dr. Raman Singh Incumbent
2013 Party

List of Chief Ministers of Delhi

INC BJP AAP
Key:
Indian National Congress Bharatiya Janata Party Aam Aadmi Party
Took Left
# Name Political Party
Office Office
Chaudhary Brahm
1 1952 1955 Indian National Congress
Prakash
2 G N Singh 1955 1956 Indian National Congress

† President's Rule 1956 1993 State ceased to exist, became a centrally

administered union territory (President's Rule)
Madan Lal
3 1993 1996 Bharatiya Janata Party
Khurana
Sahib Singh
4 1996 1998 Bharatiya Janata Party
Verma
5 Sushma Swaraj 1998 1998 Bharatiya Janata Party
6 Sheila Dikshit 1998 2003 Indian National Congress
6 Sheila Dikshit 2003 2008 Indian National Congress
6 Sheila Dikshit 2008 2013 Indian National Congress
7 Arvind Kejriwal 2013 Incumbent Aam Aadmi Party

Chief Ministers of Goa

Took Days in
# Name Left Office Party
Office Office
20 2
Dayanand Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party 1078
1 December December
Bandodkar (MGP) Days
1963 1966
2
President's 5 April
P1 December
rule 1967
1966
2322
Dayanand Days
5 April 12 August Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party
2 Bandodkar [Total
1967 1973 (MGP)
[2] 3400
Days]
Shashikala 12 August
27 April Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party 2084
3
Kakodkar 1973 1979 (MGP) Days
President's 27 April16 January
P2
rule 1979 1980
Indian National Congress (INC) (won
Pratapsingh 16 January 27 March 3528
4 elections as Congress-U, switched to
Rane 1980 1990 Days
Congress-I)
Churchill 27 March 14 April
5 Progressive Democratic Front 17 Days
Alemao 1990 1990
Dr. Luis 14
14 April
6 Proto December Progressive Democratic Front 245 Days
1990
Barbosa 1990
14
President's 25 January
P3 December
rule 1991
1990
Indian National Congress Indian
25 January 18 May
7 Ravi S. Naik National Congress, after breaking away 844 Days
1991 1993
from Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party
Dr Wilfred 18 May 2 April Indian National Congress Indian
8 319 Days
de Souza 1993 1994 National Congress
Indian National Congress INC, in power
6 Days
for few days following decision of
Ravi S. Naik 2 April 8 April [Total
9 Governor Bhanu Prakash Singh,
[2] 1994 1994 850
subsequently the latter was removed
Days]
from office by New Delhi.
10 Dr Wilfred 8 April 16 Indian National Congress INC 253 Days
 Took Days in
# Name Left Office Party
Office Office
de Souza [2] 1994 December
1994
16
Pratapsing 30 July 1323
11 December Indian National Congress INC
Rane [2] 1998 Days
1994
120 Days
26
Dr Wilfred 30 July Goa Rajiv Congress, breakaway group [Total
12 November
de Souza [3] 1998 of the INC. 692
1998
Days]
26
Luizinho 9 February Indian National Congress Indian
13 November 76 Days
Faleiro 1999 National Congress
1998
President's 9 February 9 June
P4
rule 1999 1999
171 Days
24
Luizinho 9 June [Total
14 November Indian National Congress INC
Faleiro [2] 1999 247
1999
Days]
24
Francisco 24 October Goa People's Congress, breakaway
15 November 336 Days
Sardinha 2000 group of the INC supported by BJP
1999
Manohar 24 October 2 February 1563
16 BJP
Parrikar 2000 2005 Days
Pratapsing 2 February 4 March
17 Indian National Congress 31 Days
Rane [3] 2005 2005
President's 4 March 7 June
P5
rule 2005 2005
732 Days
Pratapsing 7 June 8 June [Total
18 Indian National Congress
Rane [4] 2005 2007 5614
Days]
Digambar 8 June 9 March 1736
19 Indian National Congress
Kamat 2007 2012 Days
Manohar 9 March
20 Incumbent BJP
Parrikar[1] [2] 2012

List of Chief Ministers Gujart

Tenure Tenure Political
# Name Portrait Term Duration
commencement end party
Jivraj Narayan 3 March Indian
1 1 May 1960 1 1238 Days
Mehta 1962 National
 19 Congress
3 March 1962 September 2
1963
20
Balwantrai 19 September
2 September 1 733 Days
Mehta 1963
1965
20 September 3 April
1
1965 1967
Hitendra K 6 April
3 3 April 1967 2 2062 Days
Desai 1971
12 May
7 April 1971 3
1971
17 March
President's rule 12 May 1971
1972
Ghanshyambhai 17 July
4 17 March 1972 1 Indian 488 Days
C. Oza 1973
National
Chimanbhai 9 February Congress 207 Days
5 18 July 1973 1
Patel 1974
18 June
President's rule 9 February 1974
1975
Janata
Front
Babubhai J. 12 March
6 18 June 1975 1 (INC(O) + 211 Days
Patel 1976
BJS +
BLD + SP)
24
President's rule 12 March 1976 December
1976
Indian
Madhav Singh 24 December 10 April
7 1 National 108 Days
Solanki 1976 1977
Congress
1042 Days
17
Babubhai J. Janata [Total
(6) 11 April 1977 February 2
Patel Party 1253
1980
Days]
17 February 7 June
President's rule
1980 1980
10 March
7 June 1980 2
Madhav Singh 1985
(7)
Solanki 6 July Indian
11 March 1985 3 1856 Days
1985 National
9 Congress
Amarsinh
8 6 July 1985 December 1 1618 Days
Chaudhary
1989
 85 Days
Madhav Singh 10 December 4 March [Total
(7) 4
Solanki 1989 1990 2049
Days]
230 Days
Chimanbhai 25 October JD(G) + [Total
(5) 4 March 1990 2
Patel 1990 JD + BJP 1652
Days]
1215 Days
17
Chimanbhai JD(G) + [Total
(5) 25 October 1990 February 2
Patel JD + INC 1652
1994
Days]
Indian
Chhabildas 17 February 14 March
9 1 National 391 Days
Mehta 1994 1995
Congress
21 October
10 Keshubhai Patel 14 March 1995 1 221 Days
1995 Bharatiya
19 Janata
11 Suresh Mehta 21 October 1995 September 1 Party 334 Days
1996
19 September 23 October
President's rule
1996 1996

Shankersinh 27 October
12 23 October 1996 1 370 Days
Vaghela 1997 Rashtriya
Janata
Party
Dilipbhai
4 March
13 Ramanbhai 28 October 1997 1 128 Days
1998
Parikh
6 October
(10) Keshubhai Patel 4 March 1998 2
2001
22
7 October 2001 December 1
2002
22 Bharatiya
22 December
December 2 Janata
2002
14 Narendra Modi 2007 Party 4505 Days
20
23 December
December 3
2007
2012
20 December
Incumbent 4
2012
List of Chief Ministers of Haryana

No. Name Portrait Took Office Left Office Party Days in Office

Pandit Bhagwat 1 November 23 March Indian National

1 143 Days
Dayal Sharma 1966 1967 Congress

24 March 2 November Vishal Haryana

2 Rao Birender Singh 224 Days
1967 1967 Party

2 November
xx President's Rule 22 May 1968
1967

30 November Indian National

3 Bansi Lal 22 May 1968 2749 Days
1975 Congress

1 December Indian National

4 Banarsi Das Gupta 30 April 1977 517 Days
1975 Congress

xx President's Rule 30 April 1977 21 June 1977

5 Chaudhary Devi Lal 21 June 1977 28 June 1979 Janata Party 738 Days

22 January
6 Bhajan Lal 29 June 1979 Janata Party 208 Days
1980

22 January Indian National

6* Bhajan Lal [2] 5 July 1985 1992 Days
1980 Congress
 Indian National
7 Bansi Lal [2] 5 July 1985 19 June 1987 715 Days
Congress

Chaudhary Devi Lal 2 December 870 Days [Total

8 17 July 1987 Janata Dal
[2] 1989 1608 Days]

Om Prakash 2 December
9 22 May 1990 Janata Dal 172 Days
Chautala 1989

Banarsi Das Gupta 52 Days [Total

10 22 May 1990 12 July 1990 Janata Dal
[2] 569 Days]

Om Prakash
11 12 July 1990 17 July 1990 Janata Dal 6 Days
Chautala [2]

21 March
12 Hukam Singh 17 July 1990 Janata Dal 248 Days
1991

Om Prakash 22 March Samajwadi

13 6 April 1991 16 Days
Chautala [3] 1991 Janata Party

xx President's Rule 6 April 1991 23 July 1991

1752 Days
Indian National
14 Bhajan Lal [3] 23 July 1991 9 May 1996 [Total 3952
Congress
Days]

1169 Days
Haryana Vikas
15 Bansi Lal [3] 11 May 1996 23 July 1999 [Total 4633
Party
Days]

2051 Days
Om Prakash Indian National
16 24 July 1999 4 March 2005 [Total 2245
Chautala [4] Lok Dal
Days]
 Bhupinder Singh 5 March Indian National
17 Present 1695+ Days
Hooda 2005 Congress

Chief Ministers of Himachal Pradesh [1]

INC JP BJP
Key:
Indian National Congress Janata Party Bharatiya Janata Party
Days in
# Name Took Office Left Office Party
Office

Yashwant 8 March 31 October Indian National

1 1699 Days
Singh Parmar 1952 1956 Congress

The state was

State ceased to 31 October
1 July 1963 converted into a
exist 1956
Union Territory
Yashwant 4961 Days
28 January Indian National
2 Singh Parmar 1 July 1963 [Total 6660
1977 Congress
[2] Days]

Thakur Ram 28 January 30 April Indian National

3 93 Days
Lal 1977 1977 Congress

- 30 Apr 1977 22 Jun 1977 President's rule

22 June 14 February
4 Shanta Kumar Janata Party 968 Days
1977 1980
1148 Days
Thakur Ram 14 February Indian National
5 7 April 1983 [Total 1241
Lal [2] 1980 Congress
Days]

Virbhadra 8 March Indian National

6 8 April 1983 700 Days
Singh 1985 Congress

Virbhadra 8 March 5 March Indian National

7 1824 Days
Singh [2] 1985 1990 Congress

15 1017 Days
Shanta Kumar 5 March Bharatiya Janata
8 December [Total 1985
[2] 1990 Party
1992 Days]
 - 15 Dec 1992 03 Dec 1993 President's Rule

Virbhadra 3 December 23 March Indian National

9 1572 Days
Singh [3] 1993 1998 Congress

Prem Kumar 24 March 5 March Bharatiya Janata

10 1807 Days
Dhumal [1] 1998 2003 Party
30 1761 Days
Virbhadra 6 March Indian National
11 December [Total 5857
Singh [4] 2003 Congress
2007 Days]
30 25 1817 Days
Prem Kumar Bharatiya Janata
12 December December [Total 3624
Dhumal [2] Party
2007 2012 Days]
25
Virbhadra Indian National
13 December Present
Singh [5] Congress
2012

Prime Ministers of the Princely State of Jammu and

Kashmir
# Name Took Office Left Office
1 Raja Hari Singh 1925 1927
2 Sir Albion Banerjee January, 1927 March, 1929
3 G.E.C. Wakefield 1929 1931
4 1933
5 Elliot James Dowell Colvin 1933 1936
6 Sir Barjor J. Dalal 1936 1936
7 Sir N. Gopalaswami Ayyangar 1936 July, 1943
8 Kailas Narain Haksar July, 1943 February, 1944
9 Sir Benegal Narsing Rau February, 1944 28 June 1945
10 Ram Chandra Kak 28 June 1945 11 August 1947
11 Janak Singh 11 August 1947 15 October 1947

Prime Ministers of Jammu and Kashmir

INC NC
Key:
Indian National Congress National Conference
# Name Took Office Left Office Party
1 Ram Chandra Kak ------------ ------------ ------------
2 Mehr Chand Mahajan 15 October 1947 5 March 1948 Indian National Congress
3 Sheikh Abdullah 5 March 1948 9 August 1953 National Conference
4 Bakshi Ghulam Mohammad 9 August 1953 12 October 1963 National Conference
5 Khwaja Shamsuddin 12 October 1963 29 February 1964 National Conference
6 Ghulam Mohammed Sadiq 29 February 1964 30 March 1965 Indian National Congress

Chief Ministers of Jammu and Kashmir

INC NC ANC PDP
Key: Indian National National Awami National People's Democratic
Congress Conference Conference Party[disambiguation needed]
# Name Took Office Left Office Party Days in Office
Ghulam 30 March 12 December Indian National
1 2447 Days
Mohammed Sadiq 1965 1971 Congress
12 December 25 February Indian National
2 Syed Mir Qasim 1172 Days
1971 1975 Congress
3 Sheikh Abdullah 25 Feb 1975 26 Mar 1977 National Conference 761 Days
26 March
President's Rule 9 July 1977
1977
1889 Days
Sheikh Abdullah 8 September
4 9 July 1977 National Conference [Total 2650
[2] 1982
Days]
8 September
5 Farooq Abdullah 2 July 1984 National Conference 664 Days
1982
Ghulam Awami National
6 2 July 1984 6 March 1986 614 Days
Mohammad Shah Conference
7 November
7 President's Rule 6 March 1986 -
1986
Farooq Abdullah 7 November 19 January
8 National Conference 1535 Days
[2] 1986 1990
19 January 9 October
9 President's Rule -
1990 1996
2201 Days
Farooq Abdullah 9 October 18 October
10 National Conference [Total 4400
[3] 1996 2002
Days]
18 October 2 November
11 President's Rule -
2002 2002
Mufti Mohammad 2 November 2 November People's Democratic
12 1095 Days
Sayeed 2002 2005 Party
Ghulam Nabi 2 November Indian National
13 11 July 2008 983 Days
Azad 2005 Congress
5 January
14 President's Rule 11 July 2008 -
2009
5 January Jammu and Kashmir
15 Omar Abdullah Present
2009 National Conference
Chief Ministers of Jharkhand
Name Assembly
No Term Party
(constituency) composition

Babulal 15 November 2000 – 17

1 Marandi March 2003 BJP: 32
Ramgarh (852 days) JMM: 12
Bharatiya Janata INC: 11
Party RJD: 9
18 March 2003 – 2 March JD(U): 8
2 Arjun Munda
Kharsawan
2005 Others: 9
(715 days)

2 March 2005 – 12 March Jharkhand Mukti

3 Shibu Soren
--
2005 Morcha
(10 days)

12 March 2005 – 14 Bharatiya Janata

(2) Arjun Munda September 2006
Kharsawan Party
(555 days)
BJP: 30
JMM: 17
14 September 2006 – 23 INC: 9
Madhu Koda
4
Jaganathpur
August 2008[2] Independent
RJD: 7
(709 days)
JD(U): 6
Others: 12
27 August 2008 – 18 January Jharkhand Mukti
(3) Shibu Soren 2009
-- Morcha
(144 days)

Vacant 19 January 2009 – 29

– (President's December 2009 N/A
rule) (344 days)

30 December 2009 – 31 May Jharkhand Mukti

(3) Shibu Soren 2010
-- Morcha
(152 days)
BJP: 18
JMM: 18
Vacant 1 June 2010 – 11 September INC: 13
– (President's 2010 N/A JVM(P): 11
rule) (102 days) AJSU: 6
RJD: 5
Others: 10
11 September 2010 – 18 Bharatiya Janata
(2) Arjun Munda January 2013
Kharsawan Party
(860 days)
 Vacant 18 January 2013 – 12 July
– (President's 2013 N/A
rule) (175 days)

5 Hemant Soren 13 July 2013 – present Jharkhand Mukti

Dumka (205 days) Morcha

Chief Ministers of Mysore and Karnataka

No Name Term[2] Assembly[3] Party[a]

(tenure length) (election)
Chief Minister of Mysore

K. Chengalaraya 25 October 1947 – 30

1 March 1952 Not established yet
Reddy
(4 years, 157 days)

30 March 1952 – 19 Indian National

2 K. Hanumanthaiah August 1956 First Assembly Congress
(4 years, 142 days)
(1952–57)
19 August 1956 – 31 (1951/52 election)
continued...
3 Kadidal Manjappa October 1956
(0 years, 73 days)
Chief Minister of Mysore (following reorganisation of states)
...continued
First Assembly
1 November 1956 – 16 (1952–57)
(1951/52 election)
4 S. Nijalingappa May 1958
(1 year, 197 days)

Second Assembly
(1957–62)
16 May 1958 – 9 March (1957 election)
5 B. D. Jatti 1962
(3 years, 297 days) Indian National
Congress
14 March 1962 – 20 June
6 S. R. Kanthi 1962
(0 years, 98 days) Third Assembly
(1962–67)
(1962 election)

21 June 1962 – 28 May

(4) S. Nijalingappa 1968
(5 years, 342 days) Forth Assembly
(1967–71)
(1967 election)
 29 May 1968 – 18 March
7 Veerendra Patil 1971
(2 years, 293 days)

Vacant[b] 19 March 1971 – 20

– March 1972 Dissolved N/A
(President's rule)
(1 year, 1 day)
Chief Minister of Karnataka
20 March 1972 – 31 Fifth Assembly Indian National
8 D. Devaraj Urs December 1977 (1972–77) Congress
(5 years, 286 days) (1972 election)

Vacant[b] 31 December 1977 – 28

– February 1978 Dissolved N/A
(President's rule)
(0 years, 59 days)

28 February 1978 – 7
(8) D. Devaraj Urs January 1980
(1 year, 313 days) Sixth Assembly Indian National
(1978–83) Congress
12 January 1980 – 6 (1978 election)
9 R. Gundu Rao January 1983
(2 years, 359 days)

10 January 1983 – 29 Seventh Assembly

December 1984[c] (1983–85)
(1 year, 354 days) (1983 election)

8 March 1985 – 13
10 Ramakrishna Hegde February 1986[d]
(0 years, 342 days)
Janata Party
16 February 1986 – 10 Eighth Assembly
August 1988 (1985–89)
(2 years, 176 days) (1985 election)

13 August 1988 – 21
11 S. R. Bommai April 1989
(0 years, 281 days)

Vacant[b] 21 April 1989 – 30

– November 1989 Dissolved N/A
(President's rule)
(0 years, 193 days)

30 November 1989 – 10 Indian National

(7) Veerendra Patil October 1990 Congress
(0 years, 314 days)

Vacant[b] 10 October 1990 – 17 Ninth Assembly

– October 1990 (1989–94) N/A
(President's rule)
(0 years, 7 days) (1989 election)

17 October 1990 – 19 Indian National

12 S. Bangarappa November 1992 Congress
(2 years, 33 days)
 19 November 1992 – 11
13 M. Veerappa Moily December 1994
(2 years, 22 days)

11 December 1994 – 31
14 H. D. Deve Gowda May 1996
(1 year, 172 days) Tenth Assembly
(1994–99) Janata Dal
31 May 1996 – 7 October (1994 election)
15 J. H. Patel 1999
(3 years, 129 days)

11 October 1999 – 28 Eleventh Assembly

16 S. M. Krishna May 2004 (1999–2004)
(4 years, 230 days) (1999 election) Indian National
28 May 2004 – 28 Congress
17 Dharam Singh January 2006
(1 year, 245 days)

H. D. 3 February 2006 – 8 Janata Dal

18 October 2007
Kumaraswamy Twelfth Assembly (Secular)
(1 year, 253 days)
(2004–07)
Vacant[b] 9 October 2007 – 11 (2004 election)
– November 2007 N/A
(President's rule)
(0 years, 33 days)

12 November 2007 – 19 Bharatiya Janata

19 B. S. Yeddyurappa November 2007 Party
(0 years, 7 days)

Vacant[b] 20 November 2007 – 27

– May 2008 Dissolved N/A
(President's rule)
(0 years, 189 days)

30 May 2008 – 31 July

(19) B. S. Yeddyurappa 2011
(3 years, 62 days)

D. V. Sadananda 4 August 2011 – 12 July Thirteenth Assembly Bharatiya Janata

20 2012 (2008–13)
Gowda Party
(0 years, 343 days) (2008 election)

12 July 2012 – 12 May

21 Jagadish Shettar 2013
(0 years, 304 days)

Fourteenth Assembly Indian National

22 Siddaramaiah 13 May 2013 – present
(0 years, 269 days)
(2013–18) Congress
(2013 election)

List of Chief Ministers of kerala

Travancore
Travancore in the Madras Presidency in 1859

#[4] Name Took office Left office Term[5] Party

1 P. G. N. Unnithan August, 1947 March, 1948 1

2 Pattom A. Thanu Pillai 24 March 1948 20 October 1948 1 Indian National Congress

3 Parur T. K. Narayana Pillai 20 October 1948 30 June 1949 1 Indian National Congress

Cochin
#[4] Name Took office Left office Term[5] Party

1 Panampilly Govinda Menon 1 September 1947 October, 1947 1

2 T. K. Nair 27 October 1947 20 September 1948 1

3 E. Ikkanda Warrier 20 September 1948 30 June 1949 1

Travancore-Cochin

After India's independence in 1947, Travancore and Cochin were merged to form
Travancore-Cochin on 1 July 1949. On 1 January 1950 (Republic Day), Travancore-Cochin
was recognised as a state.

#[4] Name Took office Left office Term[5] Party Region

Parur T. K. Narayana Indian National

1 1 July 1949 January, 1951 1 Travancore
Pillai Congress

Indian National
2 C. Kesavan January, 1951 12 March 1952 1 Travancore
Congress

Indian National
3 A. J. John, Anaparambil 12 March 1952 16 March 1954 1 Travancore
Congress

10 February
4 Pattom A. Thanu Pillai 16 March 1954 1 Praja Socialist Party Travancore
1955

Panampilly Govinda 10 February Indian National

5 23 March 1956 1 Cochin
Menon 1955 Congress

President's rule[3] 23 March 1956 5 April 1957

# Name Took office Left office Term[5] Days In Office Party

E. M. S. Communist Party of
1 5 April 1957 31 July 1959 1 848 Days
Namboodiripad India

22 February
President's Rule 31 July 1959
1960

Pattom 22 February 26 September

2 1 583 Days Praja Socialist Party
Thanupillai 1960 1962

26 September 10 September Indian National

3 R. Sankar 1 715 Days
1962 1964 Congress

10 September
President's Rule 6 March 1967
1964

E. M. S. 1 November 972 Days[Total Communist Party of

4 6 March 1967 2
Namboodiripad 1969 1820 Days] India (Marxist)

1 November Communist Party of

5 C. Achutha Menon 1 August 1970 1 273 Days
1969 India

4 October
President's Rule 1 August 1970
1970

4 October 25 March 2365 Days [Total Communist Party of

6 C. Achutha Menon 2
1970 1977 2638 Days] India

25 March Indian National

7 K. Karunakaran 25 April 1977 1 32 Days
1977 Congress

27 October Indian National

8 A.K. Antony 27 April 1977 1 550 Days
1978 Congress

P. K. Vasudevan 29 October 7 October Communist Party of

9 1 343 Days
Nair 1978 1979 India

C. H. Mohammed 12 October 1 December Indian Union

10 1 51 Days
Koya 1979 1979 Muslim League

1 December 25 January
President's Rule
1979 1980

25 January 20 October Communist Party of

11 E. K. Nayanar 1 635 Days
1980 1981 India (Marxist)
 28 December 17 March Indian National
12 K. Karunakaran 2 81 Days
1981 1982 Congress

25 March Indian National

13 K. Karunakaran 24 May 1982 3 1766 Days
1987 Congress

26 March Communist Party of

14 E. K. Nayanar 17 June 1991 2 1544 Days
1987 India (Marxist)

16 March 1361 Days [Total Indian National

15 K. Karunakaran 24 June 1991 4
1995 3240 Days] Congress

22 March Indian National

16 A. K. Antony 9 May 1996 2 415 Days
1995 Congress

1820 Days [Total Communist Party of

17 E. K. Nayanar 20 May 1996 13 May 2001 3
3999 Days] India (Marxist)

29 August 1201 Days [Total Indian National

18 A. K. Antony 17 May 2001 3
2004 2166 Days] Congress

31 August Indian National

19 Oommen Chandy 18 May 2006 1 626 Days
2004 Congress

V.S. Communist Party of

20 18 May 2006 14 May 2011 3 1822 Days
Achuthanandan India (Marxist)

1482 Days (Till 31 Indian National

21 Oommen Chandy 18 May 2011 incumbent 2
January 2014) Congress

Chief Ministers of Madhya Pradesh

No Name Term of office Party[a] Days in office

1 November 31 December
1 Ravishankar Shukla 61 days
1956 1956

Bhagwantrao 1 January 30 January

2 Indian National 30 days
Mandloi 1957 1957
Congress
31 January 14 March
43 days
1957 1957
3 Kailash Nath Katju
14 March 11 March 1823 days [Total
1957 1962 1866 days]
 Bhagwantrao 12 March 29 September
4 567 days
Mandloi 1962 1963

30 September
8 March 1967 1256 days
Dwarka Prasad 1963
5
Mishra 143 days [Total
9 March 1967 29 July 1967
1399 days]

Govind Narayan 12 March

6 30 July 1967 592 days
Singh 1969

Nareshchandra 13 March 25 March

7 13 days
Singh 1969 1969

Shyama Charan 26 March 28 January

8 1038 days
Shukla 1969 1972

29 January 22 March
54 days
Prakash Chandra 1972 1972
9
Sethi 23 March 22 December 1004 days [Total
1972 1975 1058 days]

Shyama Charan 23 December

(8) 29 April 1977 494 days
Shukla [2] 1975

Vacant[b]
– 29 April 1977 25 June 1977 N/A
(President's rule)

Kailash Chandra 17 January

10 26 June 1977 206 days
Joshi 1978

Virendra Kumar 18 January 19 January

11 Janata Party 732 days
Saklecha 1978 1980

20 January 17 February
12 Sunderlal Patwa 29 days
1980 1980

Vacant[b] 18 February
– 8 June 1980 N/A
(President's rule) 1980

10 March
8 June 1980 1736 days
1985 Indian National
13 Arjun Singh
11 March 12 March Congress
2 days
1985 1985
 13 March 13 February
14 Motilal Vora 1068 days
1985 1988

14 February 24 January 345 days [Total

(13) Arjun Singh [2]
1988 1989 2083 days]

25 January 8 December 318 days [Total

(14) Motilal Vora
1989 1989 1386 days]

Shyama Charan 9 December 86 days [Total

(8) 4 March 1990
Shukla [3] 1989 1618 days]

15 December Bharatiya Janata 1017 days [Total

(12) Sunderlal Patwa [2] 5 March 1990
1992 Party 1046 days]

Vacant[b] 16 December 6 December

– N/A
(President's rule) 1992 1993

7 December 1 December
1820 days
1993 1998 Indian National
15 Digvijaya Singh
1 December 8 December Congress 1834 days [Total
1998 2003 3654 days]

8 December 23 August
16 Uma Bharti 260 days
2003 2004

23 August 29 November
17 Babulal Gaur 464 days
2004 2005
Bharatiya Janata
29 November 12 December Party
1110 days
2005 2008
Shivraj Singh 12 December 12 December
18 1822 days
Chouhan 2008 2013
13 December
Incumbent
2013

Chief Ministers of Bombay State

Days in
No Name Term of office Party
office

Indian National
1 B. G. Kher 15 August 1947 21 April 1952
Congress
 31 October
2 Morarji Desai 21 April 1952
1956

1 November
Yashwantrao 5 April 1957
3 1956
Chavan
5 April 1957 30 April 1960

Chief Ministers of Maharashtra

Indian National Congress N/A (President's rule)

No Name Term of office Party[a] Days in office

Yashwantrao 19 November
1 1 May 1960 933 Days
Chavan 1962

Marotrao 20 November 24 November

2 370 Days
Kannamwar 1962 1963

25 November 4 December
3 P. K. Sawant 10 Days
1963 1963

5 December Indian National

1 March 1967 1548 Days
1963 Congress
13 March
4 Vasantrao Naik 1 March 1967 1840 Days
1972
13 March 20 February 709 Days [Total
1972 1975 4097 Days]

21 February
5 Shankarrao Chavan 16 April 1977 786 Days
1975

17 April 1977 2 March 1978 319 Days

6 Vasantdada Patil
7 March 1978 18 July 1978 134 Days

17 February Progressive
7 Sharad Pawar 18 July 1978 580 Days
1980 Democratic Front

Vacant[b] 17 February
– 8 June 1980 N/A
(President's rule) 1980

Abdul Rehman 12 January Indian National

8 9 June 1980 583 Days
Antulay 1982 Congress
 21 January 1 February
9 Babasaheb Bhosale 377 Days
1982 1983

Vasantdada Patil 2 February 851 Days [Total

(6) 1 June 1985
[3] 1983 1304 Days]

Shivajirao Patil
10 3 June 1985 6 March 1986 277 Days
Nilangekar

Shankarrao Chavan 12 March 837 Days [Total

(5) 26 June 1988
[2] 1986 1623 Days]

(7) Sharad Pawar [2] 26 June 1988 25 June 1991 1094 Days

22 February
11 Sudhakarrao Naik 25 June 1991 608 Days
1993

14 March 739 Days [Total

(7) Sharad Pawar [3] 6 March 1993
1995 2413 Days]

14 March 31 January
12 Manohar Joshi 1419 Days
1995 1999
Shiv Sena
1 February 17 October
13 Narayan Rane 259 Days
1999 1999

Vilasrao 18 October 16 January

14 1187 Days
Deshmukh 1999 2003

Sushilkumar 18 January 30 October

15 651 Days
Shinde 2003 2004

1494 Days
Vilasrao 1 November 4 December
(14) Indian National [Total 2681
Deshmukh [2] 2004 2008
Congress Days]
8 December 15 October
311 Days
2008 2009
16 Ashok Chavan
7 November 9 November 368 Days [Total
2009 2010 679 Days]

11 November
17 Prithviraj Chavan Incumbent
2010
LIST OF CHIEF MINISTERS OF MANIPUR

# Name Took Office Left Office Party Days in Office

Mairembam Koireng 11 January Indian National
1 1 July 1963 1291 Days
Singh 1967 Congress
12 January 19 March
(President's rule)
1967 1967
Mairembam Koireng 20 March 4 October Indian National
2 199 Days
Singh [2] 1967 1967 Congress
Longjam Thambou 13 October 24 October Manipur United
3 12 Days
Singh 1967 1967 Front
25 October 18 February
President's rule
1967 1968
Mairembam Koireng 19 February 16 October Indian National 607 Days [Total
4
Singh [3] 1968 1969 Congress 2097 Days]
17 October 22 March
President's rule
1969 1972
Mohammed 23 March 27 March Manipur People's
5 370 Days
Alimuddin 1972 1973 Party
28 March
President's rule 3 March 1974
1973
Mohammed Manipur People's
6 4 March 1974 9 July 1974 128 Days
Alimuddin [2] Party
5 December Manipur Hills
7 Yangmasho Shaiza 10 July 1974 149 Days
1974 Union
Raj Kumar Dorendra 6 December Indian National
8 15 May 1977 891 Days
Singh 1974 Congress
President's rule 16 May 1977 28 June 1977
Yangmasho Shaiza 13 November 869 Days [Total
9 29 June 1977 Janata Party
[2] 1979 1018 Days]
14 November 13 January
President's rule
1979 1980
Raj Kumar Dorendra 14 January 26 November Indian National
10 318 Days
Singh [2] 1980 1980 Congress
27 November 27 February Indian National
11 Rishang Keishing 93 Days
1980 1981 Congress
28 February
President's rule 18 June 1981
1981
Rishang Keishing Indian National
12 19 June 1981 3 March 1988 2300 Days
[2] Congress-Indira
Raj Kumar 22 February Indian National
13 4 March 1988 720 Days
Jaichandra Singh 1990 Congress
14 Raj Kumar Ranbir 23 February 6 January Manipur People's 682 Days
 Singh 1990 1992 Party
7 January
President's rule 7 April 1992
1992
Raj Kumar Dorendra Indian National 368 Days [Total
15 8 April 1992 10 April 1993
Singh [3] Congress 1577 Days]
31 December 13 December
President's rule
1993 1994
1098 Days
Rishang Keishing 14 December 15 December Indian National
16 [Total 3491
[3] 1994 1997 Congress
Days]
Wahengbam 16 December 14 February Manipur State
17 1157 Days
Nipamacha Singh 1997 2001 Congress Party
15 February
18 Radhabinod Koijam 1 June 2001 Samata Party 107 Days
2001
President's Rule 2 June 2001 6 March 2002
Indian National
19 Okram Ibobi Singh 7 March 2002 1 March 2007 1820 Days
Congress
Okram Ibobi Singh 13 March Indian National
20 2 March 2007 1838 Days
[2] 2012 Congress
Okram Ibobi Singh 14 March Indian National
21 Present
[3] 2012 Congress

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LIST OF CHIEF MINISTERS OF MEGHALAYA

Days in
# Name Took Office Left Office Party
Office
Williamson A. Sangma (state
1 2 April 1970 21 July 1972 APHLC 842 Days
becomes autonomous)
W.A. Sangma (Full-fledged 18 March
2 21 July 1972 APHLC 149 Days
statehood, Interim Govt.) [2] 1973
21
W.A. Sangma (1st General 18 March
3 November APHLC 1345 Days
Election) [3] 1973
1976
W.A. Sangma (After 22
3 March Indian National
4 Mendipathar Conf, Cong November 437 Days
1978 Congress
becomes ruling party) [4] 1976
10 March 21 February
5 Darwin Diengdoh Pugh APHLC 348 Days
1978 1979
75 Days
21 February
6 Darwin Diengdoh Pugh [2] 6 May 1979 APHLC [Total 423
1979
Days]
7 B.B. Lyngdoh 7 May 1979 7 May 1981 APHLC 732 Days
24 February Indian National
8 W.A. Sangma [5] 7 May 1981 657 Days
1983 Congress
 Days in
# Name Took Office Left Office Party
Office
2 March 31 March
9 B.B. Lyngdoh [2] APHLC 30 Days
1983 1983
1769 Days
5 February Indian National
10 W.A. Sangma [6] 2 April 1983 [Total 5199
1988 Congress
Days]
6 February 25 March Indian National
11 P.A. Sangma 779 Days
1988 1990 Congress
26 March 10 October
12 B.B. Lyngdoh [3] HPU 564 Days
1990 1991
11 October 5 February
President's rule
1991 1992
5 February 19 February Indian National
13 D.D. Lapang 381 Days
1992 1993 Congress
19 February 27 February Indian National
14 S.C. Marak 1835 Days
1993 1998 Congress
13 Days
27 February 10 March Indian National
15 S.C. Marak [2] [Total 1848
1998 1998 Congress
Days]
729 Days
10 March 8 March
16 B.B. Lyngdoh [4] UDP [Total 2055
1998 2000
Days]
8 March 8 December
17 E.K. Mawlong UDP 275 Days
2000 2001
8 December 4 March
18 Flinder Anderson Khonglam Independent 452 Days
2001 2003
4 March Indian National
19 D.D. Lapang [2] 15 June 2006 1230 Days
2003 Congress
15 June 10 March Indian National
20 J. D. Rymbai 268 Days
2006 2007 Congress
10 March 4 March Indian National
21 D.D. Lapang [3] 360 Days
2007 2008 Congress
4 March 19 March Indian National
22 D.D. Lapang [4] 16 Days
2008 2008 Congress
19 March 18 March
23 Donkupar Roy UDP 365 Days
2008 2009
18 March
President's rule 12 May 2009
2009
341 Days
13 May 19 April Indian National
24 D.D. Lapang [5] [Total 2328
2009 2010 Congress
Days]
20 April Indian National
25 Mukul Sangma Incumbent
2010 Congress
LIST OF CHIEF MINISTERS OF MIZORAM

Days In
# Name Took Office Left Office Party
Office
1 Ch. Chhunga 3 May 1972 10 May 1977 Mizo Union 374 Days
President's rule 11 May 1977 1 June 1978
10 November Mizo People's
2 Thenphunga Sailo 2 June 1978 162 Days
1978 Conference
10 November
President's rule 8 May 1979
1978
Thenphunga Sailo Mizo People's
3 8 May 1979 4 May 1984 1824 Days
[2] Conference
Indian National
4 Pu Lalthanhawla 5 May 1984 20 August 1986 838 Days
Congress
7 September
5 Pu Laldenga 21 August 1986 Mizo National Front 749 Days
1988
7 September
President's rule 24 January 1989
1988
3 December Indian National
6 Pu Lalthanhawla[2] 24 January 1989 3600 Days
1998 Congress
3 December 11 December
7 Pu Zoramthanga Mizo National Front 3660 Days
1998 2008
Pu Lalthanhawla 11 December 11 December Indian National
8
[3] 2008 2013 Congress
12 December Indian National
9 Pu Lalthanhawla present
2013 Congress

LIST OF CHIEF MINISTERS OF NAGALAND STATE IN NORTH-EASTERN INDIA

# Name Took office Left office Party Days in office

1 December 14 August Naga Nationalist
1 P. Shilu Ao 987 days
1963 1966 Organisation
14 August 22 February Naga Nationalist
2 T.N. Angami 924 days
1966 1969 Organisation
22 February 26 February Naga Nationalist
3 Hokishe Sema 1831 days
1969 1974 Organisation
26 February 10 March United Democratic
4 Vizol Angami 378 days
1974 1975 Front
John Bosco 10 March 20 March Naga National
5 11 days
Jasokie 1975 1975 Democratic Party
20 March 25 November
President's rule
1975 1977
Vizol Angami 25 November United Democratic 876 days [total
6 18 April 1980
[2] 1977 Front 1254 days]
 United Democratic
7 S.C. Jamir 18 April 1980 5 June 1980 49 days
Front-Progressive
John Bosco 18 November Naga National 897 days [total
8 5 June 1980
Jasokie [2] 1982 Democratic Party 908 days]
18 November 28 October United Democratic
9 S.C. Jamir [2] 1440 days
1982 1986 Front-Progressive
Hokishe Sema 29 October Indian National 648 days [total
10 7 August 1988
[2] 1986 Congress 2479 days]
25 January
President's rule 7 August 1988
1989
25 January Indian National
11 S.C. Jamir [3] 10 May 1990 471 days
1989 Congress
Indian National
12 K.L. Chishi 16 May 1990 19 June 1990 36 days
Congress
Nagaland People's
13 Vamuzo Phesao 19 June 1990 2 April 1992 653 days
Council
22 February
President's rule 2 April 1992
1993
22 February Indian National 3665 days [total
14 S.C. Jamir [4] 6 March 2003
1993 Congress 5625 days]
3 January
15 Neiphiu Rio 6 March 2003 Nagaland People's Front 1764 days
2008
3 January 12 March
President's rule
2008 2008
12 March
16 Neiphiu Rio [2] Present Nagaland People's Front
2008

Premiers of Odisha
Days in
No Name Term of office Party
office
Krushna Chandra
1 1 April 1937 19 July 1937 Independent 80 days
Gajapati
Indian
2 Biswanath Das 19 July 1937 4 November 1939 National
Congress
Krushna Chandra 29 November
(1) 29 June 1944 Independent
Gajapati 1941
Days in
No Name Term of office Party[a]
office
Harekrushna 23 April 12 May
1 Indian 1002 days
Mahatab 1946 1950
National
Nabakrushna 12 May Congress
2 20 Feb 1952 2352 days
Choudhury 1950
 20 Feb
19 Oct 1956
1952
19 October
6 Apr 1957
1956
1591 days
Harekrushna 22 May
(1) 6 Apr 1957 [Total 2593
Mahatab 1959
days]
22 May
25 Feb 1961
1959

Vacant[b] 25 February 23 June

– N/A
(President's rule) 1961 1961

23 June 2 October
3 Biju Patnaik 832 days
1961 1963
Indian
2 October 21 February
4 Biren Mitra National 509 days
1963 1965
Congress
Sadashiva 21 February 8 March
5 746 days
Tripathy 1965 1967
Rajendra
8 March 9 January Swatantra
6 Narayan Singh 1403 days
1967 1971 Party
Deo

Vacant[b] 11 January 3 April

– N/A
(President's rule) 1971 1971

3 April 14 June
7 Biswanath Das Independent 439 days
1971 1972
Indian
Nandini 14 June 3 March
8 National 263 days
Satpathy 1972 1973
Congress

Vacant[b] 3 March 6 March

– N/A
(President's rule) 1973 1974

16 Indian 1016 days

Nandini 6 March
(8) December National [Total 1279
Satpathy 1974
1976 Congress days]
16 29
Vacant[b]
– December December N/A
(President's rule)
1976 1976
29 Indian
Binayak 30 April
9 December National 123 days
Acharya 1977
1976 Congress

Vacant[b] 30 April 26 June

– N/A
(President's rule) 1977 1977

Nilamani 26 June 17 February

10 Janata Party 968 days
Routray 1977 1980
 Vacant[b] 17 February
– 9 June 1980 N/A
(President's rule) 1980

10 Mar
9 June 1980
Janaki Ballabh 1985
11 Indian 3469 days
Patnaik 10 Mar
7 Dec 1989 National
1985
Congress
Hemananda 7 December 5 March
12 89 days
Biswal 1989 1990
1837 days
5 March 15 March
(3) Biju Patnaik Janata Dal [Total 2669
1990 1995
days]
1437 days
Janaki Ballabh 15 March 17 February
(11) [Total 4906
Patnaik 1995 1999
days]
Indian
Giridhar 17 February 6 December
13 National 291 days
Gamang 1999 1999
Congress
91 days
Hemananda 6 December 5 March
(12) [Total 180
Biswal 1999 2000
days]
5 March 16 May
2000 2004
16 May 21 May 5086 days
14 Naveen Patnaik Biju Janata Dal (13 years,
2004 2009 338 days)
21 May
Incumbent
2009

LIST OF CHIEF MINISTERS OF PUDUCHERRY, A UNION TERRITORY OF

INDIA.

INC DMK ADMK AINRC

Key: Indian National Dravida Munnetra Anna Dravida Munnetra All India N.R
Congress Kazhagam Kazhagam Congress
# Assembly Name Took Office Left Office Party
01 I Assembly Edouard Goubert 1 July 1963 24 August 1964 INC
11 September
02 II Assembly V. Venkatasubha Reddiar 9 April 1967 INC
1964
03 II Assembly M. O. H. Farook 9 April 1967 6 March 1968 INC
18 September
04 II Assembly V. Venkatasubha Reddiar 6 March 1968 INC
1968
18 September
President's Rule 17 March 1969
1968
05 III Assembly M. O. H. Farook 17 March 1969 3 January 1974 DMK
President's Rule 3 January 1974 6 March 1974
 Subramanyan
06 IV Assembly 6 March 1974 28 March 1974 AIADMK
Ramaswamy
President's Rule 28 March 1974 2 July 1977
Subramanyan 12 November
07 V Assembly 2 July 1977 AIADMK
Ramaswamy 1978
12 November
President's Rule 16 January 1980
1978
08 VI Assembly M. D. R. Ramachandran 16 January 1980 24 June 1983 DMK
President's Rule 24 June 1983 16 March 1985
09 VII Assembly M. O. H. Farook 16 March 1985 4 March 1990 INC
VIII
10 M. D. R. Ramachandran 8 March 1990 3 March 1991 DMK
Assembly
President's Rule 3 March 1991 4 July 1991
11 IX Assembly V. Vaithilingam 4 July 1991 13 May 1996 INC
12 X Assembly R. V. Janakiraman 26 May 1996 21 March 2000 DMK
13 X Assembly P. Shanmugam 22 March 2000 15 May 2001 INC
14 XI Assembly P. Shanmugam 24 May 2001 26 October 2001 INC
15 XI Assembly N. Rangaswamy 27 October 2001 12 May 2006 INC
16 XI Assembly N. Rangaswamy 13 May 2006 4 September 2008 INC
17 XII Assembly V. Vaithilingam 4 September 2008 14 May 2011 INC
XIII
18 N. Rangaswamy 17 May 2011 Incumbent AINRC
Assembly

LIST OF CHIEF MINISTERS OF PUNJAB

Tenure in
Name Took office Left office Party
No days

15 August
1 Gopi Chand Bhargava 13 April 1949 608
1947

18 October Indian National

2 Bhim Sen Sachar 13 April 1949 189
1949 Congress

Gopi Chand Bhargava 18 October

(1) 20 June 1951 611
[2] 1949

Vacant
– 20 June 1951 17 April 1952 N/A
(President's rule)
 23 January 1376
(2) Bhim Sen Sachar [2] 17 April 1952
1956 (total 1565)

23 January
3 Pratap Singh Kairon 21 June 1964 3072
1956
Indian National
Congress
Gopi Chand Bhargava 16
(1) 21 June 1964 6 July 1964
[3] (total 1235)

4 Ram Kishan 7 July 1964 5 July 1966 728

Vacant 1 November
– 5 July 1966 N/A
(President's rule) 1966

Giani Gurmukh Singh 1 November Indian National

5 8 March 1967 128
Mussafir 1966 Congress

25 November
6 Gurnam Singh 8 March 1967 263
1967
Shiromani Akali
Dal
25 November 23 August
7 Lachhman Singh Gill 273
1967 1968

Vacant 23 August 17 February

– N/A
(President's rule) 1968 1969

17 February 404
(6) Gurnam Singh [2] 27 March 1970
1969 (total 667)
Shiromani Akali
Dal
8 Parkash Singh Badal 27 March 1970 14 June 1971 444

Vacant
– 14 June 1971 17 March 1972 N/A
(President's rule)

Indian National
9 Zail Singh 17 March 1972 30 April 1977 1870
Congress

Vacant
– 30 April 1977 20 June 1977 N/A
(President's rule)
 Parkash Singh Badal 17 February Shiromani Akali
(8) 20 June 1977 974
[2] 1980 Dal

Vacant 17 February
– 6 June 1980 N/A
(President's rule) 1980

10 October Indian National

10 Darbara Singh 6 June 1980 1223
1983 Congress

Vacant 10 October 29 September

– N/A
(President's rule) 1983 1985

29 September Shiromani Akali

11 Surjit Singh Barnala 11 June 1987 620
1985 Dal

Vacant 25 February
– 11 June 1987 N/A
(President's rule) 1992

25 February 31 August
12 Beant Singh 1284
1992 1995

31 August 21 January Indian National

13 Harcharan Singh Brar 143
1995 1996 Congress

21 January 11 February
14 Rajinder Kaur Bhattal 387
1996 1997

Parkash Singh Badal 12 February 26 February Shiromani Akali

(8) 1840
[3] 1997 2002 Dal

26 February Indian National

15 Amarinder Singh 1 March 2007 1831
2002 Congress

Parkash Singh Badal Shiromani Akali 2,535

(8) 1 March 2007 Incumbent
[4] Dal (total 5,793)

Chief Ministers of Rajasthan

No Name Took office Left office Party Tenure
1 Heera Lal Shastri 7 April 1949 5 January 1951 639 days

2 C. S. Venkatachari 6 January 1951 25 April 1951 110 days

3 Jai Narayan Vyas 26 April 1951 3 March 1952 313 days

Indian National
Congress
31 October
4 Tika Ram Paliwal 3 March 1952 243 days
1952

742 days
1 November 12 November
(3) Jai Narayan Vyas [2] (total 1055
1952 1954
days)

13 November
5 Mohan Lal Sukhadia 13 March 1967 1828 days
1954

Vacant
– 13 March 1967 26 April 1967 N/A
(President's rule)

1536 days
Mohan Lal Sukhadia
(5) 26 April 1967 9 July 1971 (total 3364
[2]
days)

Indian National
6 Barkatullah Khan 9 July 1971 11 August 1973 765 days
Congress

11 August
7 Hari Dev Joshi 29 April 1977 1389 days
1973

Vacant
– 29 April 1977 22 June 1977 N/A
(President's rule)
 Bhairon Singh 16 February
8 22 June 1977 Janata Party 970 days
Shekhawat 1980

Vacant 16 February
– 6 June 1980 N/A
(President's rule) 1980

9 Jagannath Pahadia 6 June 1980 13 July 1981 403 days

23 February
10 Shiv Charan Mathur 14 July 1981 1320 days
1985

23 February
11 Hira Lal Devpura 10 March 1985 16 days
1985
Indian National
Congress
20 January
(7) Hari Dev Joshi [2] 10 March 1985 1046 days
1988

684 days
Shiv Charan Mathur 20 January 4 December
(10) (total 2004
[2] 1988 1989
days)

91 days
4 December
(7) Hari Dev Joshi [3] 4 March 1990 (total 2526
1989
days)

Bhairon Singh 15 December Bharatiya Janata

(8) 4 March 1990 1017 days
Shekhawat [2] 1992 Party

Vacant 15 December 4 December

– N/A
(President's rule) 1992 1993

1821 days
Bhairon Singh 4 December 29 November Bharatiya Janata
(8) (total 3808
Shekhawat [3] 1993 1998 Party
days)
 1 December 8 December Indian National
12 Ashok Gehlot 1834 days
1998 2003 Congress

8 December 11 December Bharatiya Janata

13 Vasundhara Raje 1831 days
2003 2008 Party

1822 days
12 December 13 December Indian National
(12) Ashok Gehlot [2] (total 3656
2008 2013 Congress
days)

13 December Bharatiya Janata

(13) Vasundhara Raje [2] "Incumbent"
2013 Party

Chief Ministers of Sikkim

No Name Term[2] Party[a] Tenure

Kazi Lhendup 18 August Indian National

1 16 May 1975 1555 Days
Dorjee 1979 Congress

Vacant[b] 18 August 18 October

– N/A
(President's rule) 1979 1979

Nar Bahadur 18 October Sikkim Janata

2 11 May 1984 1668 Days
Bhandari 1979 Parishad

Indian National
3 B. B. Gurung 11 May 1984 25 May 1984 13 Days
Congress

Vacant[b]
– 25 May 1984 8 March 1985 N/A
(President's rule)

3389 Days
Nar Bahadur
(2) 8 March 1985 17 June 1994 [Total 5057
Bhandari
Sikkim Sangram Days]
Parishad
Sanchaman 12 December
4 17 June 1994 179 Days
Limboo 1994
 Pawan Kumar 12 December Sikkim Democratic
5 Incumbent
Chamling 1994 Front

LIST OF CHIEF MINISTERS OF TAMIL NADU

#[8 Took Left Term[9
] Name Portrait ] Political party Election
office office
17
A. Subbarayalu 11 July 1920
1 December 1 Justice Party[10]
Reddiar 1921 Madras
1920
Legislativ
11 e Council
11 July
2 Raja of Panagal Septembe 1 Justice Party[10] Election
1921
r 1923
1923
19 3 Madras
Justice
3 Raja of Panagal Novembe December 2 Legislativ
Party[11][12][13]
r 1923 1926 e Council
Election

1926
4 27 Madras
4 P. Subbarayan December October 1 Unaffiliated[10] Legislativ
1926 1930 e Council
Election

B. 27 4
5 Munuswamy October Novembe 1 Justice Party[10] 1930
Naidu 1930 r 1932 Madras
Legislativ
5 e Council
Ramakrishna Novembe
6 Novembe 1 Justice Party[10] Election
Ranga Rao r 1934
r 1932
Ramakrishna Novembe 4 April
7 2 Justice Party[10]
Ranga Rao r 1934 1936

4 April 24 August 1934

8 P. T. Rajan 1 Justice Party[10]
1936 1936 Madras
Legislativ
e Council
Election

Ramakrishna 24 August 1 April

9 3 Justice Party[10]
Ranga Rao 1936 1937
 Interim
1 Kurma Venkata 1 April 14 July provisional
1
0 Reddy Naidu 1937 1937 ministry[14][15][16][17
]
1937
Madras
Legislativ
e
C. 29 Assembly
1 14 July Indian National
Rajagopalachar October 1 Election
1 1937 Congress
i 1939

29
Governor's 30 April
October
Rule[18] 1946
1939
1 Tanguturi 30 April 23 March Indian National
1
2 Prakasam 1946 1947 Congress 1946
O. P. Madras
1 23 March 6 April Indian National
Ramaswamy 1 Legislativ
3 1947 1949 Congress
Reddiyar e
P. S. 26 Assembly
1 6 April Indian National Election
Kumaraswamy January 1
4 1949 Congress
Raja 1950

#[8 Took Political

] Name Portrait Left office Term[9] Election
office party
1946
Madras
P. S. Indian
26 January 9 April Legislativ
1 Kumaraswamy 1 National
1950 1952 e
Raja Congress
Assembly
Election

Indian 1952
C. 10 April 13 April
2 2 National Madras
Rajagopalachari 1952 1954
Congress Legislativ
e
Indian Assembly
13 April 31 March
3 K. Kamaraj 1 National Election
1954 1957
Congress
1957
Madras
Indian
13 April 1 March Legislativ
4 K. Kamaraj 2 National
1957 1962 e
Congress
Assembly
Election
 Indian
15 March 2 October
5 K. Kamaraj 3 National
1962 1963 1962
Congress
Madras
Legislativ
Indian e
M. 2 October 6 March Assembly
6 1 National
Bakthavatsalam 1963 1967 Election
Congress

1967 State
6 March 14 January
7 C. N. Annadurai 1 DMK assembly
1967 1969
election

Took Left Political

#[8] Name Portrait Term[9] Election
office office party

14 3
C. N.
1 January February 1 DMK
Annadurai
1969 1969[23]
1967
State
V.R. 3 10 assembly
2 Nedunchezhiya February February 1 DMK election
n (acting)[19] 1969 1969
10
4 January
3 M. Karunanidhi February 1 DMK
1971
1969
31
15 March
4 M. Karunanidhi January 2 DMK 1971
1971
1976 State
31 assembly
President's 30 June election
January
rule[19] 1977
1976

17
M. G. 30 June AIADM
5 February 1 1977
Ramachandran 1977 K
1980 State
assembly
election
17
9 June
President's rule February
1980
1980
6 M. G. 9 June 15 2 AIADM 1980
 Ramachandran 1980 Novembe K State
r 1984 assembly
election
10 24
M. G. AIADM
7 February December 3
Ramachandran K
1985 1987
V.R. 24
7 January AIADM
8 Nedunchezhiya December 2
1988 K
n (acting)[19] 1987
1984
State
30 assembly
Janaki 7 January AIADM election
9 January 1
Ramachandran 1988 K
1988

30 27
President's rule January January
1988 1989
27 30
10 M. Karunanidhi January January 3 DMK 1989
1989 1991 State
30 assembly
24 June election
President's rule January
1991
1991
1991
24 June 12 May AIADM State
11 J. Jayalalithaa 1
1991 1996 K assembly
election
1996
13 May 13 May State
12 M. Karunanidhi 4 DMK
1996 2001 assembly
election
21
14 May AIADM
-[24] J. Jayalalithaa Septembe -[24]
2001 K
r 2001 2001
21 State
O. 1 March AIADM
13 Septembe 1 assembly
Panneerselvam 2002 K
r 2001 election
2 March 12 May AIADM
14 J. Jayalalithaa 2[24]
2002 2006 K
2006
13 May 15 May State
15 M. Karunanidhi 5[26] DMK
2006 2011[25] assembly
election
16 May Incumben [27] AIADM 2011
16 J. Jayalalithaa 3
2011 t K State
 assembly
election

Chief Ministers of Tripur

Assembly No Name Term[2] Party[a] Tenure
1
Sachindra Lal Indian National 3046
1[b], 2 1 1 July 1963 November
Singh Congress days
1971
Vacant[c] 1
20 March
– (President's November N/A
1972
rule) 1971

Sukhamoy Sen 20 March 31 March Indian National 1838

3[d] 2
Gupta 1972 1977 Congress days

Prafulla Kumar 1 April 25 July Congress for 116

3 3
Das 1977 1977 Democracy days

4
Radhika 26 July 102
3 4 November Janata Party
Ranjan Gupta 1977 days
1977
Vacant[c]
5 November 5 January
– (President's N/A
1977 1978
rule)
Communist Party
Nripen 5 January 5 February 3684
4, 5 5 of India
Chakraborty 1978 1988 days
(Marxist)

Sudhir Ranjan 5 February 19 February 1476

6 6
Majumdar 1988 1992 days
Indian National
Congress
Samir Ranjan 19 February 10 March 386
6 7
Barman 1992 1993 days

Vacant[c]
10 April
– (President's 11 March 1993 N/A
1993
rule)

10 April 11 March 1796

7 8 Dasarath Deb
1993 1998 Communist Party days
of India
11 March (Marxist)
8,9,10 9 Manik Sarkar Incumbent
1998
LIST OF CHIEF MINISTERS OF UTTAR PRADESH
No Name Term of office[2][3] Party[a] Assembly[4] Ref
Constituency (Election)
26 January
Govind Ballabh 20 May 1952 Not yet created
1950
1 Pant
Barreilly Municipality 20 May 1952 27 December First Assembly
1954 [5]
(1952–57)
28 December (1951 election)
9 April 1957
Sampurnanand 1954
2
Varanasi City South 10 April 6 December
1957 1960 Second Assembly
[6]
(1957–62)
7 December 14 March Indian National (1957 election)
Chandra Bhanu 1960 1962 Congress
3 Gupta
Ranikhet South 14 March 1 October
1962 1963 Third Assembly
[7]
(1962–67)
Sucheta Kriplani 2 October 13 March (1962 election)
4
Mendhwal 1963 1967

Chandra Bhanu 14 March

(3) Gupta [2] 2 April 1967
1967 Fourth Assembly
Ranikhet
[8]
(1967–68)
25 February Bharatiya (1967 election)
5 Charan Singh 3 April 1967
1968 Kranti Dal

Vacant[b] 25 February 26 February

– N/A Dissolved
(President's rule) 1968 1969

Chandra Bhanu 26 February 17 February Indian National

(3) Gupta [3] 1969 1970 Congress
Ranikhet

18 February 1 October Bharatiya

(5) Charan Singh [2]
Chaprauli 1970 1970 Kranti Dal Fifth Assembly
[10]
(1969–74)
Vacant[b] 1 October 18 October (1969 election)
– N/A
(President's rule) 1970 1970

Tribhuvana 18 October Indian National

6 3 April 1971
Narayana Singh 1970 Congress
7 Kamlapati Tripathi 4 April 1971 12 June 1973
Chandauli

Vacant[b] 8 November
– 12 June 1973 N/A
(President's rule) 1973

8 November 4 March
Hemwati Nandan 1973 1974
Indian National
8 Bahuguna 29
5 March Congress
Bara November
1974
1975
30 Sixth Assembly
Vacant[b] 21 January
– November N/A (1974–77)
[11]
(President's rule) 1976
1975 (1974 election)

N. D. Tiwari 21 January 30 April Indian National

9
Kashipur 1976 1977 Congress

Vacant[b] 30 April
– 23 June 1977 N/A Dissolved
(President's rule) 1977

Ram Naresh 27 February

10 23 June 1977
Yadav 1979 Seventh Assembly
[12]
Janata Party (1977–80)
28 February 17 February (1977 election)
11 Banarsi Das
Hapur 1979 1980

Vacant[b] 17 February
– 9 June 1980 N/A Dissolved
(President's rule) 1980

12 V. P. Singh 9 June 1980 18 July 1982

Tindwar

Eighth Assembly
[13]
2 August (1980–85)
13 Sripati Mishra 19 July 1982 (1980 election)
1984

3 August 10 March Indian National

1984 1985 Congress
(9) N. D. Tiwari [2]
Kashipur 24
11 March
September
1985 Ninth Assembly
1985 [14]
(1985–89)
24 (1985 election)
14 Vir Bahadur Singh September 24 June 1988
Paniara
1985
 5 December
(9) N. D. Tiwari [3] 25 June 1988
1989

Mulayam Singh 5 December Tenth Assembly

[15]
15 Yadav 24 June 1991 Janata Dal (1989–91)
1989
Jaswantnagar (1989 election)
Eleventh
Kalyan Singh 6 December Bharatiya Assembly (1991– [16]
16 24 June 1991
Atrauli 1992 Janata Party 92)
(1991 election)

Vacant[b] 6 December 4 December

– N/A Dissolved
(President's rule) 1992 1993

Mulayam Singh 4 December Samajwadi

(15) Yadav [2] 3 June 1995
1993 Party Twelfth Assembly
Jaswantnagar
[17]
(1993–95)
18 October Bahujan Samaj (1993 election)
17 Mayawati 3 June 1995
1995 Party

18 October 17 October
Dissolved
Vacant[b] 1995 1996
– N/A
(President's rule) 17 October 21 March
1996 1997
21
Mayawati [2] 21 March Bahujan Samaj
(17) September
Harora 1997 Party
1997
21 12 Thirteenth
(16) Kalyan Singh [2] September November Assembly (1996– [18]
Atrauli
1997 1999 2002)
(1996 election)
12
Ram Prakash 28 October Bharatiya
18 November
Gupta 2000 Janata Party
1999

Rajnath Singh 28 October 8 March

19
Haidargarh 2000 2002

Vacant[b] 8 March
– 3 May 2002 N/A
(President's rule) 2002
Fourteenth
Mayawati [3] 29 August Bahujan Samaj Assembly (2002– [19]
(17) 3 May 2002
Harora 2003 Party 07)
(2002 election)

Mulayam Singh 29 August Samajwadi

(15) 13 May 2007
Yadav [3] 2003 Party
 Fifteenth
Mayawati [4] 7 March Bahujan Samaj Assembly (2007– [20]
(17) 13 May 2007
None (MLC) 2012 Party 12)
(2007 election)
Sixteenth
Akhilesh Yadav 15 March Samajwadi Assembly (2012–
20 Incumbent
None (MLC) 2012 Party 17)
(2012 election)

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List of Chief Ministers of Uttarakhand
S Name Assembly
Term[2] Party Tenure
No. Constituency (election)

Nityanand 9 November 29 October

1 Swami 354 days
2000 2001
(None) MLC Bharatiya
Not yet created
Bhagat Singh Janata Party
30 October
2 Koshiyari 1 March 2002 123 days
2001
(None) MLC

Indian First Assembly

N. D. Tiwari 2 March 1832
3 7 March 2007 National (2002–07)
Ramnagar 2002 days
Congress (2002 election)

B. C. Khanduri 8 March
4 23 June 2009 839 Days
Dhumakot 2007

Ramesh Second
Pokhriyal 10 September Bharatiya Assembly
5 24 June 2009 808 Days
Nishank 2011 Janata Party (2007–12)
Thalisain (2007 election)
11 185 Days
13 March
(4) B. C. Khanduri September [Total 1024
Dhumakot 2012 Days]
2011

13 March 31 January
6 Vijay Bahuguna 690 Days
Sitarganj 2012 2014 Indian Third Assembly
National (2012–17)
Harish Rawat 1 February Congress (2012 election)
7 Incumbent ---
MP Haridwar 2014

Chief Ministers of West Bengal

 Days in Political party
No. Name Took office Left office
office (alliance)

Prafulla Chandra 15 August 14 January Indian National

1 153 days
Ghosh 1947 1948 Congress

14 January Indian National

2 Bidhan Chandra Roy 1 July 1962 5283 days
1948 Congress

Vacant
– 1 July 1962 8 July 1962 N/A
(President's rule)

Prafulla Chandra 15 March Indian National

3 8 July 1962 1680 days
Sen 1967 Congress

Ajoy Kumar 15 March 2 November Bangla Congress

4 233 days
Mukherjee 1967 1967 (United Front)

Prafulla Chandra 2 November 20 February 111 days Independent

(1) [total 264 Progressive Democratic
Ghosh [2] 1967 1968 days] Alliance Front

Vacant 20 February 25 February

– N/A
(President's rule) 1968 1969

Ajoy Kumar 25 February 19 March Bangla Congress

(4) 394 days
Mukherjee [2] 1969 1970 (United Front)

Vacant 19 March
– 2 April 1971 N/A
(President's rule) 1970

Prafulla Chandra 88 days Indian National

(4) 2 April 1971 28 June 1971 [total 199
Ghosh [3] days]
Congress
 Days in Political party
No. Name Took office Left office
office (alliance)

Vacant 19 March
– 28 June 1971 N/A
(President's rule) 1972

Siddhartha Shankar 19 March Indian National

5 21 June 1977 1921 days
Ray 1972 Congress

6 November Communist Party of

6 Jyoti Basu 21 June 1977 8539 days India (Marxist)
2000
(Left Front)

Buddhadeb 6 November Communist Party of

7 13 May 2011 3839 days India (Marxist)
Bhattacharya 2000
(Left Front)

All India Trinamool

8 Mamata Banerjee 20 May 2011 Incumbent 993 days
Congress

PRIME MINISTER AND COUNCIL OF MINISTERS – INDIA

S.no Portfolio Name

Prime Minister and also in-charge of the
Ministries/Departments not specifically allocated to the
charge of any Minister viz.:
1 Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions Dr. Manmohan Singh
Ministry of Planning
Department of Atomic Energy
Department of Space
2 Minister of Defence Shri A.K. Antony
Minister of Agriculture and Minister of Food Processing
3 Shri Sharad Pawar
Industries
4 Minister of Finance Shri P. Chidambaram
Shri Ghulam Nabi
5 Minister of Health and Family Welfare
Azad
6 Minister of Home Affairs Shri Sushilkumar
 Shinde
Shri M. Veerappa
7 Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas
Moily
8 Minister of New and Renewable Energy Dr. Farooq Abdullah
Minister of Science and Technology
9 Shri S. Jaipal Reddy
Minister of Earth Sciences
10 Minister of Labour and Employment Shri Sis Ram Ola
Minister of Urban Development
11 Shri Kamal Nath
Minister of Parliamentary Affairs
12 Minister of Civil Aviation Shri Ajit Singh
13 Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs Shri Vayalar Ravi
Shri Mallikarjun
14 Minister of Railways
Kharge
15 Minister of Road Transport and Highways Shri Oscar Fernandes
Minister of Communications and Information Technology
16 Shri Kapil Sibal
Minister of Law and Justice
17 Minister of Commerce and Industry Shri Anand Sharma
18 Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment Kumari Selja
19 Minister of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation Dr. Girija Vyas
20 Minister of Shipping Shri G.K. Vasan
21 Minister of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises Shri Praful Patel
Shri Shriprakash
22 Minister of Coal
Jaiswal
23 Minister of External Affairs Shri Salman Khurshid
Minister of Tribal Affairs Shri V. Kishore
24
Minister of Panchayati Raj Chandra Deo
Shri Beni Prasad
25 Minister of Steel
Verma
26 Minister of Rural Development Shri Jairam Ramesh
27 Minister of Minority Affairs Shri K. Rahman Khan
28 Minister of Mines Shri Dinsha J. Patel
29 Minister of Human Resource Development Shri M.M. Pallam Raju
30 Minister of Water Resources Shri Harish Rawat
Smt Chandresh
31 Minister of Culture
Kumari Kathoch
Dr. Kavuru Samba
32 Minister of Textiles
Siva Rao
Ministers of State with Independent Charge
1 Ministry of Women and Child Development Smt. Krishna Tirath
2 Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution Prof. K.V. Thomas
Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation
3 Shri Srikant Jena
Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers
4 Ministry of Environment and Forests M. Veerappa Moily
Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region Shri Paban Singh
5
Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs Ghatowar
Shri Jyotiradiya
6 Ministry of Power
Madhavrao Scindia
7 Ministry of Micro , Small and Medium Enterprises Shri K.H. Muniyappa
Shri Bharatsinh
8 Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation
Solanki
9 Ministry of Corporate Affairs Shri Sachin Pilot
Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports
10 Shri Jitendra Singh
Ministry of Defence
11 Ministry of Information and Broadcasting . Shri Manish Tewari
12 Ministry of Tourism Dr. K. Chiranjeevi
Ministers of State
1 Ministry of External Affairs Shri E. Ahamed
Shri Mullappally
2 Ministry of Home Affairs
Ramachandran
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions
3 Shri V. Narayanasamy
Prime Minister's Office
4 Ministry of Commerce and Industry Smt. D. Purandeswari
Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas Smt. Panabaka
5
Ministry of Textiles Lakshmi
Shri Manikrao Hodlya
6 Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
Gavit
Shri Namo Narain
7 Ministry of Finance
Meena
Smt. Santosh
8 Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
Chowdhary
9 Ministry of Human Resource Development Shri Jitin Prasada
10 Ministry of External Affairs Smt. Preneet Kaur
Shri Tusharbhai
11 Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
Chaudhary
Shri Pratik
12 Ministry of Coal
Prakashbapu Patil
13 Ministry of Home Affairs Shri R.P.N. Singh
14 Ministry of Human Resource Development Dr. Shashi Tharoor
15 Ministry of Rural Development Shri Pradeep Jain
16 Ministry of Civil Aviation Shri K.C. Venugopal
Ministry of Agriculture; Ministry of Food Processing Shri Charan Das
17
Industries Mahant
Ministry of Communications and Information Technology
18 Shri Milind Deora
Ministry of Shipping
Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
19 Shri Rajeev Shukla
Ministry of Planning
Shri Kodikunnil
20 Ministry of Labour and Employment
Suresh
Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Food Processing
21 Shri Tariq Anwar
Industries
Shri K.J. Surya
22 Ministry of Railways
Prakash Reddy
23 Ministry of Tribal Affairs Smt Ranee Narah
Shri Adhir Ranjan
24 Ministry of Railways
Chowdhury
Shri A.H. Khan
25 Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
Choudhury
Shri Sarvey
26 Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
Sathyanarayana
27 Ministry of Minority Affairs Shri Ninong Ering
28 Ministry of Urban Development Smt Deepa Dasmunsi
Shri Porika Balram
29 Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
Naik
Dr.(Smt) Kruparani
30 Ministry of Communication and Information Technology
Killi
31 Ministry of Rural Development Shri Lalchand Kataria
Dr. E.M. Sudarsana
32 Ministry of Commerce and Industry
Natchiappan
33 Ministry of Finance Shri Jesudasu Seelam