how many type of ministers are there in India
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What is the difference between Cabinet of Ministers and Council of Ministers in the Indian Goverment?
Who is a Cabinet Minister?
A Cabinet minister or Union minister is the person who commands utmost authority of the concerned ministry.He/she is appointed by the President following a consultation with the Prime Minister.When it comes to eligibility, the individual has to be a member of either of the two houses of the Parliament.A Cabinet Minister is treated as the head of a particular ministry such as Education, Health, Home, Foreign, etc.Every Cabinet Minister has the power to take independent decisions pertaining to his/her ministry.The PM can advise them on policies and convene cabinet meetings to assess progress and status of relevant administrative functions.
Who is a Minister of State?
A Minister of State reports to the Cabinet Minister.To be precise, he/she is the junior member who works in close coordination with a Union Minister to help the latter in meeting national goals pertaining to that Ministry.It is incumbent upon a State Minister to deal with issues of the ministry under the aegis of the Union Minister.
Minister of State with Independent Charge
Sometimes a State Minister is given independent charge of ministries, which don’t have a Cabinet Minister to oversee the operations.It is to be understood that the power of the Minister of State is confined to the particular region, and it is his responsibility to take care of the state-centric functioning of a ministry.The Union Cabinet minister comes into picture when a bigger policy decision needs to be taken.Moreover, the PM may not always call all State Ministers to discuss issues, but only the Cabinet Minister.
Cabinet Ministers are a subset of Council of Ministers. Council of Ministers consist of 1) Cabinet Ministers (Senior Ministers in-charge of different Ministries) 2) MoS (for each state with Independent charges) 3) MoS ( Junior Ministers under Cabinet Ministers).
The Prime Minister with Council of Ministers together form the Executive and they are responsible to Lok Sabha or the House of People.
Council of Ministers are appointed by the President of India and the members are chosen as per decision of the party forming the Government or a coalition of parties forming the Government.
The Indian union cabinet to have maximum of 81 ministers, (inclusive all) , ie 15% of the Lok Sabha strength of 543 MPs. There three categories 1. Cabinet Ministers, 2.Minister of State (MoS) and 3. Dy. Ministers. Some deserving MoS are given independent charges. Only Cabinet Ministers will take part in Cabinet meetings. MoS holding independent charge also will attend cabinet meetings. Normally MoS, Dy. Ministers in any ministry will report to the Cabinet Minister.
Who is a Cabinet Minister?
A Cabinet minister or Union minister is the person who commands utmost authority of the concerned ministry.He/she is appointed by the President following a consultation with the Prime Minister.When it comes to eligibility, the individual has to be a member of either of the two houses of the Parliament.A Cabinet Minister is treated as the head of a particular ministry such as Education, Health, Home, Foreign, etc.Every Cabinet Minister has the power to take independent decisions pertaining to his/her ministry.The PM can advise them on policies and convene cabinet meetings to assess progress and status of relevant administrative functions.
Who is a Minister of State?
A Minister of State reports to the Cabinet Minister.To be precise, he/she is the junior member who works in close coordination with a Union Minister to help the latter in meeting national goals pertaining to that Ministry.It is incumbent upon a State Minister to deal with issues of the ministry under the aegis of the Union Minister.
Minister of State with Independent Charge
Sometimes a State Minister is given independent charge of ministries, which don’t have a Cabinet Minister to oversee the operations.It is to be understood that the power of the Minister of State is confined to the particular region, and it is his responsibility to take care of the state-centric functioning of a ministry.The Union Cabinet minister comes into picture when a bigger policy decision needs to be taken.Moreover, the PM may not always call all State Ministers to discuss issues, but only the Cabinet Minister.
Cabinet Ministers are a subset of Council of Ministers. Council of Ministers consist of 1) Cabinet Ministers (Senior Ministers in-charge of different Ministries) 2) MoS (for each state with Independent charges) 3) MoS ( Junior Ministers under Cabinet Ministers).
The Prime Minister with Council of Ministers together form the Executive and they are responsible to Lok Sabha or the House of People.
Council of Ministers are appointed by the President of India and the members are chosen as per decision of the party forming the Government or a coalition of parties forming the Government.
The Indian union cabinet to have maximum of 81 ministers, (inclusive all) , ie 15% of the Lok Sabha strength of 543 MPs. There three categories 1. Cabinet Ministers, 2.Minister of State (MoS) and 3. Dy. Ministers. Some deserving MoS are given independent charges. Only Cabinet Ministers will take part in Cabinet meetings. MoS holding independent charge also will attend cabinet meetings. Normally MoS, Dy. Ministers in any ministry will report to the Cabinet Minister.
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1. union council
2. minister of state (independent charge)
3. cabinate minister
2. minister of state (independent charge)
3. cabinate minister
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