Ministry of Education (Vishwamitra)

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Ministry of Education
शिक्षा मंत्रालय
Coat of arms of Vishwamitra
Central overview
Formed15 April 2007 (MoEd)
6 August 2017 (MoHRD)
Dissolved12 August 2023
Superseding agency
Jurisdiction Vishwamitra
HeadquartersRajagriha

The Ministry of Education, formerly known as the Ministry of Human Resource Development (Hindi: शिक्षा मंत्रालय) is a former ministry and now a department in the government of Vishwamitra which dealt with the direction, formulation and implementation of policies related to education, literacy, skill development and promotion of literature in the nation. The ministry was merged with Ministry of Culture, Environment and Natural Resources, and Information and Broadcasting to form the Ministry of National Development on 12 August 2023.

The Ministry of Education was headed by the Minister of Education who was a cabinet rank minister and was occassionally assisted by a junior minister or the Minister of State for Education. The first minister was Tanishkaa Patranabish who served between 2007 and 2009, while the final office-holder was Arsal Abbas Mirza who served between 2022 and 2023.

In August 2023, the Ministry of Education was merged with few other ministries to form the Ministry of National Development and became the Department of Education under the ministry.

History

The Ministry of Education was one of the original ministries created and traces its origin to 2007. The ministry was created alongside the Ministries of finance, parliamentary affairs, and sports by the first prime minister Arnisha Phatowali on 15 April 2007.

However, on 2 October 2015, in a resolution initiated by the cabinet of then prime minister Tanishkaa Patranabish, the ministry was abolished due to lack of its basic functionality and was replaced by the Ministry of Culture. On 6 August 2017, under prime minister Patranabish's leadership, the ministry was re-established as the Ministry of Human Resource Development as a bulk portfolio, created as a result of the merger of the ministries of Culture, Information and Broadcasting, Sports and Youth Affairs, Skill Development. The major motive of the creation of the bulk portfolio was to accomodate former vice president and acting president Bishnu Chetry who was earlier appointed as a cabinet minister in the union council of ministers and with all major portfolios being assigned on other senior ministries, the need to make special arrangements arose. However, within a month of the creation of the ministry, three of its departments which were formerly independent ministries were bifurcated and once again became independent. Those included viz., Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, and Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs.

During the period between June 2020 and January 2021, the ministry became a department under the Ministry of Human Resource, Culture and Youth Affairs. In January 2021, the Ministry of Human Resource Development was renamed back to its original name as Ministry of Education. Between March and May 2022, the ministry was briefly merged with two other ministries to form the Ministry of Education, Culture and Youth.

On 10 June 2022, the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation was merged with the Ministry of Education and became two independent departments in the ministry as, the Department of Science and Technology and the Department of Innovation.

The ministry was merged with Ministry of Culture, Environment and Natural Resources, and Information and Broadcasting to form the Ministry of National Development on 12 August 2023.

Departments

The Ministry of Education had the following departments which were created by the Gazette Notification issued on 10 June 2022.

  • Department of Educational Services
  • Department of Literacy
  • Department of Skill Development and Training
  • Department of Human Resource Development
  • Department of Science and Technology
  • Department of Innovation

Cabinet Ministers

Key
  • MoS, I/C – Minister of State (Independent Charge)
No. Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency 		Term of office Political party Ministry Head of government
From To Period
Minister of Education
1 Tanishkaa Patranabish
(born 2004)
Representative 		15 April
2007 		31 December
2009 		2 years, 260 days Independent Arnisha Arnisha Phatowali
2 Asmi Patranabis
(born 2007) 		1 January
2010 		21 May
2014 		4 years, 140 days Varuna I Varuna Sriraya
Varuna II
3 Varuna Sriraya
(born 2002)
(Interim Prime Minister
from 27 Dec. 2014 – 22 Feb. 2015) 		21 May
2014 		2 October
2015 		1 year, 134 days Sarala I Sarala Baishya
Varuna
(Interim) 		Self
Tanishkaa I Tanishkaa Patranabish
Office disestablished during this interval[a]
Minister of Human Resource Development
4 Bishnu Chetry
(born 2001) 		6 August
2017 		13 May
2018 		280 days Friends Society Secular Party Tanishkaa II Tanishkaa Patranabish
Friends Societal Congress Varuna V Varuna Sriraya
Varuna VI
5 Bhargab Jyoti Medhi
(born 2001) 		14 May
2018 		7 January
2019 		238 days Tanishkaa III Tanishkaa Patranabish
Varuna
(Interim) 		Varuna Sriraya
(2) Asmi Patranabis
(born 2007) 		12 October
2018 		17 March
2019 		156 days Friends Society Secular Party Varuna VII
Tanishkaa IV Tanishkaa Patranabish
(5) Bhargab Jyoti Medhi
(born 2001) 		17 March
2019 		16 July
2019 		121 days Friends Societal Congress Tanishkaa V
– Tanishkaa Patranabish
(born 2004)
(Prime Minister) 		16 July
2019 		6 August
2019 		21 days
(5) Bhargab Jyoti Medhi
(born 2001) 		6 August
2019 		17 August
2019 		11 days
6 Ankurjyoti Thakuria
(born 2002) 		17 August
2019 		2 September
2019 		16 days
7 Arnab Deka
(born 2002) 		2 September
2019 		15 October
2019 		43 days
8 Mohammad Mridul Amin
(born 2003) 		15 October
2019 		9 December
2019 		55 days
9 Rajdeep Deka
(born 2002) 		9 December
2019 		12 December
2019 		3 days
10 Nishwan Baidantic
(born 2001) 		12 December
2019 		3 March
2020 		82 days
– Sampriti Paul
(born 2004)
Caretaker Minister 		3 March
2020 		22 March
2020 		19 days National People's Congress Anoushkaa I
(Caretaker) 		Anoushkaa Patranabish
(Caretaker)
(10) Nishwan Baidantic
(born 2001)
MP for Dhirenpara 		22 March
2020 		30 April
2020 		39 days Tanishkaa VI Tanishkaa Patranabish
11 Sampriti Paul
(born 2004)
MP for Kahilipara 		13 May
2020 		8 June
2020 		26 days Tanishkaa VII
12 Reshmi Hazarika
(born 2003)
Unelected 		9 June
2020 		17 June
2020 		8 days Anoushkaa II Anoushkaa Patranabish
Coordinating Minister of Human Resource, Culture and Youth Affairs
(9) Rajdeep Deka
(born 2002)
MP for Adarsha Central 		17 June
2020 		28 January
2021 		225 days National People's Congress Anoushkaa II Anoushkaa Patranabish
Minister of Education
– Thomas Bainbridge
(born 1994)
Caretaker Minister 		28 January
2021 		1 March
2021 		32 days Royalist Party of Vishwamitra Ștefan I
(Caretaker) 		Ștefan Marius Snagoveanu
(Caretaker)
13 Daniel Lee
(born 2006)
MP for Dadara 		6 March
2021 		6 August
2021 		153 days National People's Congress Ștefan II
14 Farhaz Hazarika
(born 2003)
MP for Basistha City
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		6 August
2021 		9 September
2021 		34 days
15 Matthew Xia
(born 2006)
MP for Chandril
(MoS, I/C) 		11 September
2021 		21 October
2021 		40 days Farhaz I Farhaz Hazarika
– Air Chief Marshal
Matthew Griffin
(born 2003)
Caretaker Minister 		21 October
2021 		22 November
2021 		32 days Independent Phillip
(Caretaker) 		Phillip Joseph Pillin
(Caretaker)
16 Tyler Mullins
(born 1997)
MP for Bhetapara
(MoS, I/C until 9 February 2022) 		22 November
2021 		17 February
2022 		87 days National People's Congress Farhaz I Farhaz Hazarika
17 Rory Leonard
(born 2007)
MP for Kalapani 		17 February
2022 		17 March
2022 		28 days
Minister of Human Resource, Culture, and Youth
18 Matthew Tonna
(born 2005)
MP for National List 		17 March
2022 		12 May
2022 		56 days National People's Congress Farhaz II Farhaz Hazarika
Minister of Education
19 Charles Burgardt
(born 2002)
MP for Maligaon 		12 May
2022 		30 July
2022 		79 days Independent Farhaz III Farhaz Hazarika
20 Arsal Abbas Mirza
(born 2006)
MP for Dadara (from November 2022)
(MoS, I/C until 11 November 2022) 		31 July
2022 		11 November
2022 		1 year, 12 days
12 November
2022 		12 August
2023 		Farhaz IV
Office disestablished during this interval[b]
Minister of Education, Youth and Sports
21 W. Pranit Singh
(born 2001)
MP for Uttar-Prant 		12 May
2024 		Incumbent 20 days National People's Congress Sarala IV Sarala Baishya

Ministers of State

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death) 		Term of office Political party Ministry Prime Minister Cabinet Minister
From To Period
Ministers of State for Human Resource Development (6 August 2017 – 3 March 2020)
File:Manoj Chetry.PNG Manoj Chetry
मनोज छेत्री
(born 2005) 		6 August
2017 		8 September
2017 		33 days Independent Party Tanishkaa II Tanishkaa Patranabish Bishnu Chetry
File:Portrait of Princess Bishakha (2022).jpg Bishakha Das
बिशाखा दास
(born 2013)
Mohammad
Mridul Amin
मोहम्मद मृदुल अमीन
(born 2003)
* 		8 September
2017 		25 December
2017 		108 days
Abhisekh Jha
अभिषेक झा
(born 2004) 		8 September
2017 		25 December
2017 		194 days
25 December
2017 		21 March
2018 		Varuna V Varuna Sriraya
Arpan Deka
अर्पण डेका
(born 2008) 		21 March
2018 		13 May
2018 		53 days Secular Party Varuna VI
Position vacant (14 May – 14 January 2019)
Pranjit Kalita
प्रांजीत कलिता
(born 2005) 		14 January
2019 		13 March
2019 		58 days Congress Tanishkaa IV Tanishkaa Patranabish Asmi Patranabis
Position vacant (13 March – 17 March 2019)
Mohammad
Mridul Amin
मोहम्मद मृदुल अमीन
(born 2003)
* 		17 March
2019 		3 June
2019 		78 days Congress Tanishkaa V Tanishkaa Patranabish Bhargab Jyoti Medhi
Tusharjit Deka
तुषारजीत डेका
(born 2006) 		3 June
2019 		29 September
2019 		118 days
Tanishkaa Patranabish
(Prime Minister)
Bhargab Jyoti Medhi
Ankurjyoti Thakuria
Arnab Deka
Chandan Das
चंदन दास
(born 2005) 		29 September
2019 		24 November
2019 		56 days
Mohammad Mridul Amin
Position vacant (24 November – 26 November 2019)
Harlong Terang
हार्लोंग तेरांग
(born 2006) 		26 November
2019 		9 December
2019 		13 days Congress Tanishkaa V Tanishkaa Patranabish Mohammad Mridul Amin
Pranjit Kalita
प्रांजीत कलिता
(born 2005) 		9 December
2019 		3 January
2020 		25 days Rajdeep Deka
Nishwan Baidantic
Harlong Terang
हार्लोंग तेरांग
(born 2006) 		3 January
2020 		2 February
2020 		30 days
Mayuri Kalita
मयूरी कलिता
(born 2006) 		2 February
2020 		3 March
2020 		30 days
Ministers of State for Education (3 March – 17 June 2020)
Position vacant (3 March – 22 March 2020)
Chandan Das
चंदन दास
(born 2005) 		22 March
2020 		30 April
2020 		39 days Congress Tanishkaa VI Tanishkaa Patranabish Nishwan Baidantic
Position vacant (1 May – 13 May 2020)
Kushal Saha
कुशल साहा
(born 2008) 		13 May
2020 		7 June
2020 		25 days Congress Tanishkaa VII Tanishkaa Patranabish Sampriti Paul
Harlong Terang
हार्लोंग तेरांग
(born 2006) 		8 June
2020 		17 June
2020 		9 days Congress Anoushkaa II Anoushkaa II Reshmi Hazarika
Ministers of State for Education (28 January 2021 – present)
Position vacant (28 January 2021 – 12 May 2022)
Rey Jr. Mancio,
1st Baron Mancio of Cebu
रे जूनियर मन्सियो
(born 2007) 		12 May
2022 		1 July
2022 		50 days Independent Farhaz III Farhaz Hazarika Charles Burgardt
Kevin Doan,
1st Baron Doan
केविन डोन
(born 2005) 		1 July
2022 		30 July
2022 		29 days
Minister of State (Independent Charge) was responsible (31 July – 11 November 2022)
Christian Laudani
क्रिश्चियन लौडानी
(born 2008) 		12 November
2022 		18 March
2023 		126 days Congress Farhaz IV Farhaz Hazarika Arsal Abbas Mirza
Position vacant (18 March 2023 – present)

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ The ministry's competences were transferred to the Ministry of Culture on 2 October 2015.
  2. ↑ The ministry's competences were transferred to the Ministry of National Development in August 2023.
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