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Union Council of Ministers 2016

Election Summary

HIGHLIGHTS OF CANDIDATES
Total number of constituencies analyzed=84
Total candidates analyzed by NEW = 77
Candidates with declared criminal cases = 0 (0%)
Candidates with declared serious criminal cases = 0 (0%)
Crorepati candidates = 70 (91%)
Candidates who are graduate or above = 1 (1%)
Candidates who have not declared PAN = 71 (92%)
Total women candidates = 5 (6%)
Total candidates who have filed ITR = 3 (4%)

List of constituencies (District Wise)

CABINET MINISTER
1: AGRICULTURE & FARMERS WELFARE

2: CHEMICALS AND FERTILIZERS PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS

3: CIVIL AVIATION

4: CONSUMER AFFAIRS, FOOD AND PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION

5: DEFENCE

6: EXTERNAL AFFAIRS

7: FINANCE CORPORATE AFFAIRS DEFENCE

8: FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRIES

9: HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE

10: HEAVY INDUSTRIES AND PUBLIC ENTERPRISES

11: HOME AFFAIRS

12: HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

13: LAW & JUSTICE ELECTRONICS & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

14: MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES

15: MINORITY AFFAIRS

16: RAILWAYS

17: ROAD TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS SHIPPING

18: RURAL DEVELOPMENT PANCHAYATI RAJ DRINKING WATER AND SANITATION

19: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY EARTH SCIENCES

20: SOCIAL JUSTICE AND EMPOWERMENT

21: STATISTICS & PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION

22: STEEL

23: TEXTILES

24: TRIBAL AFFAIRS

25: URBAN DEVELOPMENT HOUSING AND URBAN POVERTY ALLEVIATION INFORMATION & BROADCASTING

26: WATER RESOURCES, RIVER DEVELOPMENT AND GANGA REJUVENATION

27: WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT

 
MINISTER OF STATE
1: AGRICULTURE

2: AGRICULTURE & FARMERS WELFARE

3: AGRICULTURE & FARMERS WELFARE PANCHAYATI RAJ

4: AGRICULTURE & FARMERS WELFARE PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS

5: CIVIL AVIATION

6: CONSUMER AFFAIRS, FOOD & PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION

7: DEFENCE

8: DRINKING WATER & SANITATION

9: EXTERNAL AFFAIRS

10: EXTERNAL AFFAIRSS

11: FINANCE

12: FINANCE CORPORATE AFFAIRS

13: FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRIES

14: HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE

15: HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARES

16: HEAVY INDUSTRIES AND PUBLIC ENTERPRISES

17: HEAVY INDUSTRIES PUBLIC ENTERPRISES

18: HOME AFFAIRS

19: HOME AFFAIRSS

20: HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

21: HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTS

22: HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT

23: INFORMATION AND BROADCASTING

24: LAW & JUSTICE ELECTRONICS & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

25: MICRO, SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES

26: MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES

27: PANCHAYATI RAJ

28: RAILWAYS

29: ROAD TRANSPORT & HIGHWAYS, SHIPPING, CHEMICALS & FERTILIZERS

30: ROAD TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS SHIPPING

31: RURAL DEVELOPMENT

32: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY EARTH SCIENCES

33: SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT

34: SOCIAL JUSTICE AND EMPOWERMEENT

35: SOCIAL JUSTICE AND EMPOWERMENT

36: STEEL

37: TEXTILES

38: TRIBAL AFFAIRS

39: TRIBAL AFFAIRSS

40: WATER RESOURCES, RIVER DEVELOPMENT AND GANGA REJUVENATION

41: WATER RESOURCES, RIVER DEVELOPMENT AND GANGA REJUVENATIONS

42: WOMEN & CHILD DEVELOPMENT

 
MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE)
1: AAYUSH (INDEPENDENT CHARGE)

2: COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY (INDEPENDENT CHARGE)

3: COMMUNICATIONS (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) RAILWAYS

4: CULTURE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) TOURISM (INDEPENDENT CHARGE)

5: DEVELOPMENT OF NORTH EASTERN REGION (INDEPENDENT CHARGE); PRIME MINISTER’S OFFICE; PERSONNEL, PUBLIC GRIEVANCES & PENSIONS; DEPARTMENT OF ATOMIC ENERGY; DEPARTMENT OF SPACE

6: ENVIRONMENT, FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE)

7: LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT (INDEPENDENT CHARGE)

8: MINORITY AFFAIRS (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS

9: PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS (INDEPENDENT CHARGE)

10: PLANNING (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) URBAN DEVELOPMENT HOUSING & URBAN POVERTY ALLEVIATION

11: POWER (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) COAL (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) NEW AND RENEWABLE ENERGY (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) MINES (INDEPENDENT CHARGE)

12: SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP (INDEPENDENT CHARGE)

13: YOUTH AFFAIRS AND SPORTS (INDEPENDENT CHARGE)

14: YOUTH AFFAIRS AND SPORTS (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) WATER RESOURCES, RIVER DEVELOPMENT & GANGA REJUVENATION

 
PRIME MINISTER
1: PRIME MINISTER

 

Disclaimer: The primary source for the data used for these reports is the sworn affidavits provided by the candidates themselves. Sheer volume of data that has to be read from the affidavits that are often poorly scanned and the lightening speed at which these reports have to be brought out makes it quite difficult to ensure accuracy of every bit of data. In case of any discrepancy in our reports vis a vis the original affidavit of any candidate, the original affidavit should be considered accurate. If you notice any discrepancies between affidavit and our report kindly let us know and we will fix them on our end as soon as possible.