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Congress won 64 seats in the assembly elections and took power. BRS, which gave tough competition to Congress, stopped at 39 seats. BJP won 8 seats while MIM again won 7 seats. In the 119-seat Telangana Assembly, the parties will need to reach the magic number of 64 to form a government.BJP won more seats than the last two elections. The party won five seats in 2014 and only one seat in 2018, but this time its strength has increased to 8 seats. In the Telangana election, BRS candidate Vivekanand won from Kuthbullapur with the largest majority in the state. He won with a majority of 85,000 against the BJP candidate. Later, BRS candidate Harish Rao won from Siddipet with 82 thousand votes. MIM candidate Akbaruddin Owaisi won from Chandrayana Gutta by a margin of 81 thousand votes. From Kukatpally, BRS candidate Madhavaram Krishna Rao won a majority of 70 thousand votes.
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Telangana’s current 18-member cabinet (including the chief minister)
Telangana New Cabinet Ministers List 2024
Telangana New Cabinet Ministers List 2024
2. Home
3. Irrigation and Legislative Affairs
4. IT and Panchayati Raj
5. Transport
6. Excise
7. Health (also Deputy CM)
8. Education
9. Finance and civil supplies
10. Revenue (also Deputy CM)
11. The environment
Telangana Congress Ministers List 2024
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PORTFOLIOS ALLOCATED TO NEW MINISTERS IN TELANGANA ASSEMBLY 2024
- Home
- Prisons
- Fire Services
- Forest & Environment and S&T.
- Endowments.
- Law.
- Animal Husbandry.
- Fisheries.
- Dairy Development Corporation.
- Cinematography.
- Agriculture.
- Co-operation.
- Marketing.
- Scheduled Castes Development
- Minority Welfare
- Senior Citizen Welfare
- Panchayati Raj.
- Rural development.
- Rural Water Supply.
- Excise & Prohibition.
- Sports and Youth Services.
- Archaeology.
- Roads & Buildings.
- Housing.
- Legislative Affairs.
- Labour & Employment.
- Factories.
- Finance.
- Health.
- Medical & Family Welfare.
- Information Technology
- Communication.Industries.
- Municipal Administration
- Education.
- Urban Development.
- Education.
- Backward Classes Welfare
- Food & Civil Supplies
- Consumer Affairs
- ST Welfare.
- Women & Child Welfare.
- Transport
- Other departments not allocated to the minister
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