New Cabinet Ministers Sworn In: 23 Ministers Join Team | GDN365

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                                            Oath Taking Ceremony TODAY 2026

                  Today 35 ministers took oath in the ceremony  SANCHITA CHATTERJEE.


New Cabinet Team Takes OathIn a significant reshuffle, the new Cabinet has expanded with the induction of 23 ministers. The team now includes Cabinet Ministers, 3 Ministers of State with Independent Charge, and 19 Ministers of State. The swearing-in ceremony was held at Rashtrapati Bhavan, marking a fresh phase of governance focused on development and public welfare.The addition of new faces brings a mix of experience and youth to the Council of Ministers. Each minister has been assigned key portfolios aimed at strengthening the government’s agenda for the coming years.

The expansion reflects the administration’s intent to ensure faster decision-making and better implementation of policies across sectors.New Team’s Commitment: "Progress and People"After taking oath, the new ministers emphasized the team’s core commitment: "Progress and People". This motto signals a governance model centered on economic growth, infrastructure development, and citizen-centric policies. The focus will be on job creation, digital transformation, healthcare access, and inclusive development.Senior leaders stated that the expanded team will work in coordination to deliver results on the ground. The inclusion of Ministers of State with Independent Charge is expected to streamline departmental work and improve accountability.GDN365 Congratulates New CabinetGDN365 congratulates the new Cabinet and wishes them success in serving the nation. We hope the team’s dedication to "Progress and People" translates into meaningful reforms and tangible benefits for every citizen. The people of India look forward to policies that drive growth while ensuring welfare reaches the last mile. We at GDN365 will continue to track the performance and initiatives of the new ministry and bring unbiased updates to our readers. Watch Swearing-in Ceremony



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