First Pawar ministry

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Sharad Pawar broke away in 1978 from Government of Maharashtra led by Vasantdada Patil of Indian National Congress, formed the Indian National Congress (Socialist), allied with the Janata party and the Peasants' and Workers' Party of India (PWP) to form a coalition government of the Progressive Democratic Front (PDF) or Purogami Lokshahi Aghadi. The Progressive Democratic Front government was sworn in on 18 July 1978. This government was dismissed on 18 February 1980 following Indira Gandhi's return to power at the Centre.[1][2]

Cabinet Ministers

SI No. Name Constituency Department Party
1 Sharad Pawar Baramati Chief Minister All the departments. Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
2 Sundarrao Solanke Majalgaon Deputy Chief Minister Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
3 Uttamrao Patil Paola - Bhadgaon Minister of Revenue and Rehabilitation Janata Party width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Janata Party/meta/color"|
4 Hashu Advani Chembur Minister for Urban Development Janata Party width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Janata Party/meta/color"|
5 Sadanand Varde Vandre Minister for Education Janata Party width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Janata Party/meta/color"|
6 Jagannathrao Jadhav Sangameshwar Janata Party width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Janata Party/meta/color"|
7 Ganpatrao Deshmukh Sangole Peasants and Workers Party of India width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Peasants and Workers Party of India/meta/color"|
8 Shankarrao Chavan Bhokar Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
9 Arjunrao Kasture Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
10 N. D. Patil MLC Minister for Co-operation Peasants and Workers Party of India width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Peasants and Workers Party of India/meta/color"|
11 Nihal Ahmed Maulavi Mohammed Usman Malegaon Minister of Technical and Higher Education Janata Party width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Janata Party/meta/color"|
12 Govindrao Adik Shrirampur Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
13 Sushil Kumar Shinde Solapur North Minister for Labour and Tourism Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
14 Bhausaheb Surve Nagpur Central Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
15 Pramila Tople Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
16 Hashmukhbhai Upadhaya Kandivali Janata Party width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Janata Party/meta/color"|
17 Chhedilal Gupta Janata Party width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Janata Party/meta/color"|

Ministers of State

SI No. Name Constituency Department Party
1 Bhai Vaidya[3] Bhavani Peth Minister of state for Home Janata Party width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Janata Party/meta/color"|
2 Datta Meghe MLC Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
3 Shankarrao Kale Ahmednagar Minister of State for Education and Co-operation Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
4 Prataprao Baburao Bhosale Wai Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
5 Dilversingh Padvi Akkalkuwa Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
6 Dr. Ishaq Jamkhanawala Nagpada Minister of state for housing, finance, Waqf, Labour and Protocol Janata Party width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Janata Party/meta/color"|
7 Kisanrao Deshmukh Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
8 Sakharam Nakhate Pathri Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
9 Shripatrao Bondre Sangrul Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
10 Bhaurao Mulak Nagpur West Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
11 Balkrishna Patil Khalapur Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
12 Vinayak Patil Niphad Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
13 Dr. Padamsinh Bajirao Patil Osmanabad Minister of State for Energy & Excise Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
14 Shanti Naik Shivajinagar Janata Party width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Janata Party/meta/color"|
15 Babanrao Dhakane Pathardi Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|
16 Namdeo Gadekar Sillod Indian National Congress (Socialist) width="4px" bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress (Socialist)/meta/color"|

References

  1. ^ Google
  2. ^ Forty Years Ago, July 18, 1978: Pawar to be CM
  3. ^ Veteran Socialist leader and former Maharashtra minister Bhai Vaidya passes away


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