The distribution list of ministries topped the list before the third Mamata Banerjee cabinet was sworn in. And there are a lot of changes. In addition to the responsibilities of the Chief Minister, Mamata has kept the Home, Hill, Affairs, Health and Culture departments in her hands. Mamata is responsible for land, land reform, North Bengal development and refugee development. However, this time Mamata was not in the hands of the Minority Development Department and the Madrasa Education Department. Ghulam Rabbani got a new face in the cabinet. Although he is not a candidate in the Assembly elections, the finance ministry is still in the hands of Amit Mitra. He had handled this responsibility in the Mamata Banerjee government first and second.
This time there was a significant change in the education department. Bratya Basu, who has been in the education department for the last few years, has been given the responsibility again. The school and higher education departments are in the hands of the British. The Department of Education lost but Perth was sent back to the Department of Industry and Commerce. At the same time, information technology and the parliamentary office are in Parthian’s hands. Another big change is in the food department. The office went from Habra MLA Jyotipriya Mallik to Ratin Ghosh. Jyotipriya received the Forest and Non-Conventional Energy Department. Despite losing the Ministry of Urban Development, Firhad Hakeem got the Department of Transport and Housing. Chandrama Bhattacharya is an independent state minister in charge of the urban development department.
Akhil Giri, the minister in charge of the independent state, has been given the fisheries department in a new guise. Ratna de Nag has been awarded by the Department of Environment. Technical Education of Humayun Kabir. Keshpur MLA Shiuli Saha is the Panchayat Rural Development Minister.
