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Achuthanandan ministry

Kerala government ministry

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Kerala government ministry

Field	Value
cabinet_name	Achuthanandan Ministry
cabinet_number	20th
jurisdiction	Kerala
incumbent	2006-2011
image	Smt. K.M Beenamol, Padma Shri & Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Awardee hands over the Queen’s Baton 2010 Delhi to the Chief Minister of Kerala, Shri V.S. Achuthanandan in the presence of Sports and Youth Affairs Minister, Kerala.jpg
caption	K. M. Beenamol hands over the Queen’s Baton to V. S. Achuthanandan with presence of other ministers in 2010.
date_formed	18 May 2006
date_dissolved	14 May 2011
government_head	V. S. Achuthanandan
political_parties
legislature_status	Majority
opposition_leader	Oommen Chandy
opposition_party
previous	First Chandy ministry
successor	Second Chandy ministry
election	2006 election

The V. S. Achuthanandan ministry was a Kerala government ministry formed on 18 May 2006 by V. S. Achuthanandan, after the victory of the Left Democratic Front (LDF) coalition in the 2006 Kerala Legislative Assembly election. It was dissolved on 16 May 2011, after the chief minister resigned on 14 May 2011, following the LDF's defeat in the 2011 Kerala Legislative Assembly election. The V.S. government had twenty ministers.

Ministers

Minister	Ministry
1	V. S. Achuthanandan
2	K. P. Rajendran
3	Kodiyeri Balakrishnan
4	Thomas Isaac
5	Elamaram Kareem
6	Mullakkara Ratnakaran
7	G. Sudhakaran
8	Kadannapalli Ramachandran
9	P. K. Gurudasan
10	N. K. Premachandran
11	Jose Thettayil
12	C. Divakaran
13	A. K. Balan
14	Binoy Viswam
15	M. A. Baby
16	Paloli Mohammed Kutty
17	M. Vijayakumar
18	S. Sarma
19	P. K. Sreemathy
20	V.Surendran Pillai

Ex-ministers

Four ministers relinquished office during the tenure of the government:

P. J. Joseph, Minister for Public Works (Resigned on 04-09-2006 after Airline Travel scam, returned on 17-08-2009 after acquittal, and again resigned on 30-04-2010, after his controversial merger of Kerala Congress (J), his party, with Kerala Congress (M), led by K. M. Mani)
Mons Joseph, Minister for Public Works (Took office on 18-10-2007, after the resignation of T. U. Kuruvila, and resigned on 16-08-2009 for welcoming P. J. Joseph)
T. U. Kuruvilla, Minister for Public Works (Took office on 15-09-2006, after the resignation of P. J. Joseph, and resigned on 04-09-2007 after Rajakumari land scam)
Mathew T. Thomas, Minister for Transport (Resigned on 16-03-2009, as a part of internal arrangements of their party to pave way for Jose Thettayil)

References

"Council of Ministers - Kerala". [[Kerala Legislative Assembly]].
"Three New Ministers Sworn in Kerala".

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