Check the latest available Punjab ministers list with cabinet names and portfolio details. This page is useful for identifying the current or referenced council of ministers in Punjab.
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Capt. Amarinder Singh | Chief Minister |
| Shri. Brahm Mohindra | Cabinet Minister |
| Shri. Navjot Singh Sidhu | Cabinet Minister |
| Shri. Manpreet Singh Badal | Cabinet Minister |
| Shri. Sadhu Singh Dharmsot | Cabinet Minister |
| Shri. Tript Rajinder Singh Bajwa | Cabinet Minister |
| Shri. Rana Gurjit Singh | Cabinet Minister |
| Shri. Charanjit Singh Channi | Cabinet Minister |
| Smt. Aruna Chaudhary | MoS- Independent Charge |
| Smt. Razia Sultana | MoS- Independent Charge |
This page lists the Punjab council of ministers and the major portfolios handled by cabinet members. It serves as a simple public reference for readers who want to know who currently holds or historically held important executive departments in the state.
Cabinet ministers play a central role in state administration by heading departments such as finance, home, education, health, transport, agriculture, and public works. Reviewing the ministers list helps readers understand how executive responsibility is distributed across the state government.
The ministers and portfolios shown here include Capt. Amarinder Singh - Chief Minister, Shri. Brahm Mohindra - Cabinet Minister, Shri. Navjot Singh Sidhu - Cabinet Minister, Shri. Manpreet Singh Badal - Cabinet Minister. Since cabinet portfolios can change through reshuffles, readers should verify the latest official notification when accuracy is critical.
This page lists ministers along with their cabinet role or portfolio details available in the current page content.
State ministers are appointed by the Governor on the advice of the Chief Minister, and their portfolios are allocated by the Chief Minister.
Yes. Ministers and portfolios can change through cabinet reshuffles, resignations, or changes in government.
The official state government website and government notifications remain the authoritative sources for the latest ministers and portfolio allocation.
