Choudhary ministry

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Samrat Choudhary ministry is the current Council of Ministers of the Government of Bihar headed by Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary. The ministry was formed on 15 April 2026 following the resignation of Nitish Kumar, who was elected to the upper chamber of the union Parliament in March 2026.[1][2]

Dateformed15 April 2026
Chief Minister
Samrat Choudhary
No. of ministers
35
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Samrat Choudhary ministry

42nd Ministry of the state of Bihar
Incumbent
Date formed15 April 2026
People and organisations
Governor
Syed Ata Hasnain
Chief Minister
Samrat Choudhary
No. of ministers
35
Member party
  BJP (16)
  JD(U) (15)
  LJP(RV) (2)
  HAM(S) (1)
  RLM (1)
Status in legislature
Majority government (coalition)
201 / 243(83%)
Opposition parties
  RJD
Opposition leader
Rabri Devi
(Council)
Tejashwi Yadav
(Assembly)
History
Election2025
Legislature term18th assembly
PredecessorTenth Nitish Kumar ministry
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The ministry represents the continuation of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government in Bihar under the maiden leadership of a Chief Minister belonging to the Bharatiya Janata Party.

History

In March 2026, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar announced that he would contest the 2026 Rajya Sabha elections and therefore resigned from office, ending his 20-year tenure. Subsequently, Samrat Choudhary was elected leader of the ruling alliance and sworn in as the Chief Minister of Bihar on 15 April 2026.[3]

Council of Ministers

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PortfolioMinisterTookofficeLeftofficePartyRef
Chief Minister
Home Affairs
General Administration
Cabinet Secretariat
Civil Aviation
Vigilance
Elections
departments not allocated to any Minister
15 April 2026Incumbent BJP
Deputy Chief Minister
Water Resources
Parliamentary Affairs
15 April 2026Incumbent JD(U)
Deputy Chief Minister
Finance
Commercial Taxes
15 April 2026Incumbent JD(U)
Rural Development
Information and Public Relation
7 May 2026Incumbent JD(U)
Agriculture
7 May 2026Incumbent BJP
Revenue and Land Reforms
7 May 2026Incumbent BJP
Health
7 May 2026Incumbent JD(U)
Building Construction
7 May 2026Incumbent JD(U)
Co-operative
7 May 2026Incumbent BJP
Housing and Urban Development
Information Technology
7 May 2026Incumbent BJP
Transport
Damodar Rawat
7 May 2026Incumbent JD(U)
Higher Education
Law
7 May 2026Incumbent BJP
Food and Consumer Protection
7 May 2026Incumbent JD(U)
Planning and Development
7 May 2026Incumbent JD(U)
Labour Resources & Migrant workers Welfare
Youth, Employment & Skill Development
7 May 2026Incumbent BJP
Prohibition, Excise and Registration
7 May 2026Incumbent JD(U)
Minor Water Resources
7 May 2026Incumbent HAM(S)
BC and EBC Welfare
7 May 2026Incumbent BJP
Disaster Management
7 May 2026Incumbent JD(U)
Road Construction
7 May 2026Incumbent BJP
Science, Technology & Technical Education
7 May 2026Incumbent JD(U)
Tourism
7 May 2026Incumbent BJP
SC and ST Welfare
7 May 2026Incumbent BJP
Rural Works
7 May 2026Incumbent JD(U)
Industries
Sports
7 May 2026Incumbent BJP
Minority Welfare
7 May 2026Incumbent JD(U)
Dairy, Fisheries and Animal Resources
7 May 2026Incumbent BJP
Energy
7 May 2026Incumbent JD(U)
Mining and Geology
Art and Culture
Pramod Kumar Chandravanshi
7 May 2026Incumbent BJP
Social Welfare
7 May 2026Incumbent JD(U)
Education
7 May 2026Incumbent BJP
Environment, Forest and Climate Change
Ramchandra Prasad
7 May 2026Incumbent BJP
Public Health Engineering
7 May 2026Incumbent LJP(RV)
Sugarcane Industries
7 May 2026Incumbent LJP(RV)
Panchayati Raj
7 May 2026Incumbent RLM
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Legislature status

The government is a coalition led by the Bharatiya Janata Party in its first time heading a Government of Bihar as part of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA).

See also

References

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