Third S. Nijalingappa Ministry was the Council of Ministers in Mysore, a state in South India headed by S. Nijalingappa of the Indian National Congress.
The ministry had multiple ministers including the Chief Minister. All ministers belonged to the Indian National Congress.
S. Nijalingappa became Chief minister after S. R. Kanthi resigned as Chief Minister of Mysore on 20 June 1962.
Chief Minister & Cabinet Ministers S.NoNameMLA/MLCConstituencyDesignation PortfolioPartyTerm of OfficeChief Minister1.S. NijalingappaMLAShiggaonChief Minister Other departments not allocated to any MinisterIndian National Congress21 June 196228 February 1967Cabinet Ministers2.B. D. JattiMLAJamkhandiCabinet Minister Finance Indian National Congress21 June 19627 June 1965Food7 June 196528 February 19673.Ramakrishna HegdeMLASirsiCabinet MinisterDevelopment Panchayat Raj Co-operationIndian National Congress21 June 19627 June 1965Finance Excise and Prohibition Information and Publicity7June 196528 February 19674.Kalastavadi PuttaswamyMLAChamundeshwariCabinet Minister Municipal Administration Indian National Congress21 June 19627 June 1965Co-operation Housing7 June 196528 February 19675.D. Devaraj UrsMLAHunasuruCabinet Minister Labour? Transport? Animal Husbandary?Indian National Congress21 June 196228 February 19676.Veerendra PatilMLAChincholiCabinet Minister Public Works DepartmentIndian National Congress21 June 196228 February 19677.S. R. KanthiMLAHungundCabinet Minister EducationIndian National Congress21 June 196228 February 19678.M. V. KrishnappaMLC–Cabinet Minister Revenue Indian National Congress21 June 196228 February 19679.B. RachaiahMLASanthemarahalliCabinet Minister Forest Fisheries Sericulture Indian National Congress21 June 196228 February 196710.K. Nagappa AlvaMLAPanemangaloreCabinet MinisterHealth and Family welfare.Indian National Congress21 June 196228 February 1967
Minister of State
See also Mysore Legislative Assembly Mysore Legislative Council Politics of Mysore
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