Minister of Education and Youth Development

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Minister of Education and Youth Development
शिक्षा एवं युवा विकास मंत्री (Hindi)
Incumbent
Sri Nawab Sadheer

since 12 May 2024
Ministry of Education and Youth Development
StyleThe Honourable
(within Vishwamitra)
His/Her Excellency
(international correspondence)
Member of
Reports toRashtradhyaksh
Prime Minister
NominatorPrime Minister
AppointerRashtradhyaksh
on the recommendation of the Prime Minister
Term lengthAt His Illustrious and Royal Majesty's pleasure
Formation
  • 15 April 2007
    (as Minister of Education)
  • 15 June 2024
    (as Minister of Education and Youth Development)
First holderTanishkaa Patranabish
(as Minister of Education)
DeputyMinister of State for Education and Youth Development

The Minister of Education and Youth Development (Hindi: शिक्षा एवं युवा विकास मंत्री‎) is a minister of the cabinet of Vishwamitra and the head of the Ministry of Education and Youth Development in the government of Vishwamitra. The position was created following the creation of the "Ministry of Education" on 15 April 2007 and Tanishkaa Patranabish was appointed as the first minister in the ministry of prime minister Arnisha Phatowali. The current minister is W. Pranit Singh who has been in office since 12 May 2024.

The Minister of Education and Youth Development is assisted by the Minister of State in the Ministry of Education and Youth. The current ministers of state are Abayat Ibtiyaz and Rajia Hazarika, both of whom have been in office since 23 August 2024.

History of office

  • 15 April 2007 – 2 October 2015: Minister of Education
  • 2 October 2015 – 6 August 2017: Ministry did not exist
  • 6 August 2017 – 3 March 2020: Minister of Human Resource Development
  • 3 March 2020 – 17 June 2020: Minister of Education
  • 17 June 2020 – 28 January 2021: Coordinating Minister of Human Resource, Culture and Youth Affairs
  • 28 January 2021 – 17 March 2022: Minister of Education
  • 17 March 2022 – 12 May 2022: Minister of Human Resource, Culture, and Youth
  • 12 May 2022 – 12 August 2023: Minister of Education
  • 12 August 2023 – 12 May 2024: Ministry did not exist
  • 12 May 2024 – 15 June 2024: Minister of Education, Youth and Sports
  • 15 June 2024 – present: Minister of Education and Youth Development

All the ministers except Matthew Xia (2021), Tyler Mullins (2021–2022), and Arsal Abbas Mirza (2022). Both Mullins and Mirza were later promoted to cabinet rank and continued to serve as ministers of education.

Ministers

Key
  • I/C means Independent Charge
  •   Caretaker Minister

Minister of Education (2007–2015)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency
Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Tanishkaa Patranabish
(born 2004)
Representative
15 April
2007
31 December
2009
2 years, 260 days Non-affiliated Phatowali
Asmi Patranabis
(born 2007)
1 January
2010
21 May
2014
4 years, 140 days Varuna I
Varuna II
Varuna Sriraya
(born 2002)
(Interim Prime Minister
from 27 Dec. 2014 – 22 Feb. 2015)
21 May
2014
2 October
2015
1 year, 134 days Klarissa I
Varuna
(Interim)
Tanishkaa I
Post abolished. Merged with Ministry of Culture in 2015.

Minister of Human Resource Development (2017–2020)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency
Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Bishnu Chetry
(born 2001)
6 August
2017
13 May
2018
280 days Secular Tanishkaa II
Congress Varuna V
Varuna VI
Bhargab Jyoti Medhi
(born 2001)
14 May
2018
12 October
2018
151 days Tanishkaa III
Interim Varuna II
Asmi Patranabis
(born 2007)
12 October
2018
17 March
2019
156 days Secular Varuna VII
Tanishkaa IV
Bhargab Jyoti Medhi
(born 2001)
17 March
2019
16 July
2019
121 days Congress Tanishkaa V
Tanishkaa Patranabish
(born 2004)
(Prime Minister)
16 July
2019
6 August
2019
21 days
Bhargab Jyoti Medhi
(born 2001)
6 August
2019
17 August
2019
11 days
Ankurjyoti Thakuria
(born 2002)
17 August
2019
2 September
2019
16 days
Arnab Deka
(born 2002)
2 September
2019
15 October
2019
43 days
Mohammad Mridul Amin
(born 2003)
15 October
2019
9 December
2019
55 days
Rajdeep Deka
(born 2002)
9 December
2019
12 December
2019
3 days
Nishwan Baidantic
(born 2001)
12 December
2019
3 March
2020
82 days
Post renamed as Minister of Education in 2020.

Minister of Education (2020)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency
Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Sampriti Paul
(born 2004)
Caretaker Minister
3 March
2020
22 March
2020
19 days Congress Anoushkaa I
(Caretaker)
Nishwan Baidantic
(born 2001)
MP for Dhirenpara
22 March
2020
30 April
2020
39 days Tanishkaa VI
Sampriti Paul
(born 2004)
MP for Kahilipara
13 May
2020
8 June
2020
26 days Congress Tanishkaa VII
Reshmi Hazarika
(born 2003)
Unelected
9 June
2020
17 June
2020
8 days Anoushkaa II
Post merged with Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs in 2020.

Coordinating Minister of Human Resource, Culture and Youth Affairs (2020–2021)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency
Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Rajdeep Deka
(born 2002)
MP for Adarsha Central
17 June
2020
28 January
2021
225 days Congress Anoushkaa II
Post split into Minister of Education, Minister of Culture, and Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs in 2021.

Minister of Education (2021–2022)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency
Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Thomas Bainbridge
(born 1994)
Caretaker Minister
28 January
2021
1 March
2021
32 days Royalist Snagoveanu I
(Caretaker)
Daniel Lee
(born 2006)
MP for Dadara
6 March
2021
6 August
2021
153 days Congress Snagoveanu II
Farhaz Hazarika
Duke of Pragjyotisha
[a]
(born 2003)
MP for Basistha City

(Deputy Prime Minister)
6 August
2021
9 September
2021
34 days
Matthew Xia
(born 2006)
MP for Chandril

(Minister of State, I/C)
11 September
2021
21 October
2021
40 days Hazarika I
Air Chief Marshal
Matthew Griffin
Count of Essex

(born 2003)
Caretaker Minister
21 October
2021
22 November
2021
32 days Non-affiliated Pillin
(Caretaker)
Tyler Mullins
Count of Mullins

(born 1997)
MP for Bhetapara

(Minister of State, I/C until
9 February 2022)
22 November
2021
17 February
2022
87 days Congress Hazarika II
Major General
Rory Leonard
Count of Griffith

(born 2007)
MP for Kalapani
17 February
2022
17 March
2022
28 days
Post merged with Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs in 2022.
  1. Count Hazarika until 16 August 2021

Minister of Human Resource, Culture and Youth (2022)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency
Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Matthew Tonna
Baron Tonna
(born 2005)
MP for National List
17 March
2022
12 May
2022
56 days Congress Hazarika II
Post split into Minister of Education, Ministry of Culture and Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports in 2022.

Minister of Education (2022–2023)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency
Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Charles Burgardt
Count of Suffolk

(born 2002)
MP for Maligaon
12 May
2022
30 July
2022
79 days Non-affiliated Hazarika III
Arsal Abbas Mirza
Count Mirza
[a]
(born 2006)
MP for Dadara (from November 2022)

(Minister of State, I/C until
11 November 2022)
31 July
2022
11 November
2022
1 year, 12 days
12 November
2022
12 August
2023
Hazarika IV
Post abolished. Merged with Ministry of National Development in 2023.
  1. Baron Mirza of Lahore until 1 January 2023

Minister of Education, Youth and Sport (2024)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency
Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
W. Pranit Singh
(born 2001)
MP for Uttar-Prant
12 May
2024
15 June
2024
34 days Congress Klarissa IV
Post renamed as Minister of Education and Youth Development in 2024.

Minister of Education and Youth Development (2024–present)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency
Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
W. Pranit Singh
Sri Nawab Sadheer

(born 2001)
15 June
2024
Incumbent 116 days Congress Klarissa IV

Timeline

W. Pranit SinghArsal Abbas MirzaCharles BugardtRory LeonardTyler MullinsMatthew GriffinMatthew XiaFarhaz HazarikaDaniel LeeThomas BainbridgeReshmi HazarikaRajdeep DekaMridul AminArnab DekaAnkurjyoti ThakuriaBhargab Jyoti MedhiBishnu ChetryVaruna SrirayaAsmi PatranabisTanishkaa Patranabish

Term length

Below is the list of the ministers in the descending order of their tenure in office:

  1. Asmi Patranabis – 1757 days
  2. Tanishkaa Patranabish – 1012 days
  3. Varuna Sriraya – 499 days
  4. Arsal Abbas Mirza – 377 days
  5. Bhargab Jyoti Medhi – 370 days
  6. Bishnu Chetry – 280 days
  7. Rajdeep Deka – 228 days
  8. Daniel Lee – 153 days
  9. W. Pranit Singh – 150 days
  10. Nishwan Baidantic – 121 days
  11. Tyler Mullins – 87 days
  12. Charles Burgardt – 79 days
  13. Matthew Tonna – 56 days
  14. Mridul Amin – 55 days
  15. Sampriti Paul – 45 days
  16. Arnab Deka – 43 days
  17. Matthew Xia – 40 days
  18. Farhaz Hazarika – 34 days
  19. Thomas Bainbridge and Matthew Griffin – 32 days
  20. Rory Leonard – 28 days
  21. Ankurjyoti Thakuria – 16 days
  22. Reshmi Hazarika – 8 days