Prime Minister Narendra Modi introduced his newly formed Council of Ministers to the Lok Sabha on Wednesday in a significant parliamentary move. Prime Minister Modi formally presented the members ...

After the panel of chairpersons, the pro-tem speaker will administer the oath/affirmation as Lok Sabha members to the Council of Ministers. The members from states, in alphabetical order ...

On 26th of June, Prime Minister Narendra Modi debuted his freshly assembled Council of Ministers to the Lok Sabha, a pivotal moment in parliamentary protocol. Standing before the Lower House ...

He and his Council of Ministers were sworn in on June 9. This is also his third term as a member of the Lok Sabha. In the recently held Lok Sabha election, Modi retained his Varanasi seat, which ...

Nine short of full strength As per the Constitution of India, the total strength of the council of ministers cannot exceed 15% of the total number of Lok Sabha MPs. The strength of the 18th Lok ...

The new council of ministers has 61 members from the BJP ... A minister in the Union cabinet must be a member of either the Lok Sabha or the Rajya Sabha, the two houses of Parliament.

Also, PM Modi included eleven members from the Rajya Sabha in his team. The Council of Ministers has 59 newly-elected MPs from the Lok Sabha. The Council of Ministers includes Prime Minister ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and members of his Council of Ministers, including Rajnath Singh and Amit Shah, took the oath as members of the 18th Lok Sabha as its first session began on June 24.