Second Medhi ministry

Second Medhi ministry
Second Medhi ministry
Date formed	1952
Date dissolved	21 April 1957
People and organisations
Governor	Jairamdas Daulatram; Fazl Ali
Chief Minister	Bishnuram Medhi
Member parties	INC;
History
Election	1952
Outgoing election	1957
Predecessor	Medhi I
Successor	Medhi III

The Second Medhi ministry was the Cabinet of Assam headed by Chief Minister of Assam Bishnuram Medhi.^[1] The Ministry lasted from 1952 to 21 April 1957.^[2]

Ministers (July 1956)


Name	Portfolios	Constituency	Party
Bishnuram Medhi Chief Minister	Appointment^[3] Home Confidential Tribal Areas Development (Community Projects) (National Extension Service) Welfare and Development of Tribes living in Plains and Hills Coordination of five-year plan Development of the state Election Social Welfare Organisation Coordination of all departments	Hajo	INC
Cabinet Ministers
Motiram Bora	Finance Revenue Relief and rehabilitation Mines and minerals Distribution of land Land reforms	Marigaon Dhing	INC
Siddhinath Sarmah	Public Works Embankment and drainage Flood protective measures (irrigation and transport) Nationalisation of transport Cooperative and rural developments	Rangiya	INC
Omeo Kumar Das	Labour and labour welfare Education Development of backward areas Welfare of backward classes Publicity	Dhekiajuli North	INC
Baidyanath Mookerjee	Supply Procurement and consumer goods Textile Housing General administration Planning and development Trade and commerce Major industries Judicial	Ratabari Patharkandi	INC
Rupnath Brahma	Medical department Public health Cottage industries Sericulture and weaving	Kokrajhar Sidli	INC
Ramnath Das	Printing and stationery Secretariat administration Forest Legislative (excluding election) Electricity Agriculture Food Land reclamation	Jorhat North	INC
James Joy Mohan Nichols Roy	Excise Jails Registration and stamps	Shillong	INC
Abdul Muhib Mazumder	Local Self-Governance Veterinary Livestock	Hailakandi	INC
Deputy Ministers
Hareswar Das	Revenue Relief Rehabilitation	North Salmara	INC
Purnananda Chetia	Labour and labour welfare Education	Sonari	INC
Mohikanta Das	Parliamentary affairs Community development projects Community national extension blocks Veterinary Local self-government	Barchalla	INC
Joybhadra Hagjer	Public works department Transport Cooperative

References

^ "Medhi ministry" (PDF).
^ Asian Recorder. K. K. Thomas at Recorder Press. 1957.
^ "Assam Legislative Assembly digital library" (PDF).

[1] "Medhi ministry" (PDF).

[2] Asian Recorder. K. K. Thomas at Recorder Press. 1957.

[3] "Assam Legislative Assembly digital library" (PDF).

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