The third Deuba cabinet of Nepal was formed on 10 June 2004 after the appointment of Sher Bahadur Deuba as prime minister by King Gyanendra. The cabinet was expanded on 5 July 2004 with the inclusion of CPN (UML), Rastriya Prajatantra Party and Nepal Sadbhawana Party.
The cabinet was dismissed on 1 February 2005 by King Gyanendra who assumed executive power.
Cabinet PortfolioMinisterPartyTook officeLeft officePrime Minister of NepalMinister for Palace AffairsMinister for DefenceMinister for Foreign AffairsSher Bahadur Deuba10 June 20041 February 2005Minister for FinanceBharat Mohan Adhikari5 July 20041 February 2005Minister for Information and CommunicationsMohammad Mohsin5 July 20041 February 2005Minister for Forests and Soil ConservationBadri Prasad Mandal5 July 20041 February 2005Minister for Science and TechnologyBalaram Gharti Magar5 July 20041 February 2005Minister for Education and SportsBimalendra Nidhi 10 June 20041 February 2005Minister for Industry, Commerce and Supplies10 June 20045 July 2004Minister for Physical Planning and ConstructionPrakash Man Singh10 June 20041 February 2005Minister for HealthAshok Rai5 July 20041 February 2005Minister for Home AffairsPurna Bahadur Khadka5 July 20041 February 2005Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil AviationDip Kumar Upadhaya5 July 20041 February 2005Minister for Industry, Commerce and SuppliesIshwar Pokhrel5 July 20041 February 2005Minister for Local DevelopmentYubaraj Gyawali5 July 20041 February 2005Minister for Land Reform and ManagementJog Meher Shrestha5 July 20041 February 2005Minister for Agriculture and CooperativesHom Nath Dahal5 July 20041 February 2005Minister for Labour and Transportation ManagementRaghuji Pant5 July 20041 February 2005Minister for Population and EnvironmentBachaspati Devkota5 July 20041 February 2005Minister for Women, Children and Social WelfareAstalaxmi Shakya5 July 20041 February 2005Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary AffairsTek Bahadur Chokhyal5 July 20041 February 2005Minister for General AdministrationKrishna Lal Thakali5 July 20041 February 2005Ministers of StateMinister of State for Water SupplyThakur Prasad Sharma5 July 20041 February 2005Minister of State for Foreign AffairsPrakash Sharan Mahat5 July 20041 February 2005Minister of State for Local DevelopmentKrishna Gopal Shrestha5 July 20041 February 2005Minister of State for Education and SportsBal Krishna Khand5 July 20041 February 2005Minister of State for Labour and Transportation ManagementUrba Dutta Pant5 July 20041 February 2005Minister of State for HealthBansidhar Mishra5 July 20041 February 2005Minister of State for Science and TechnologyPratibha Rana5 July 20041 February 2005Minister of State for Land Reform and ManagementRam Chandra Raya5 July 20041 February 2005Assistant MinisterAssistant Minister for Agriculture and CooperativesUma Kanta Chaudhary5 July 20041 February 2005Assistant Minister for Population and EnvironmentLal Bahadur Bishwakarma5 July 20041 February 2005Assistant Minister for Physical Planning and ConstructionHari Shankar Pariyar5 July 20041 February 2005Assistant Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil AviationBhim Kumari Budha Magar5 July 20041 February 2005
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