Meet Team CM Rekha Gupta: Parvesh Verma gets PWD & water portfolios; education & power with Ashish Sood—see list

Delhi CM Portfolio List: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)’s pick for the Chief Minister’s seat in the national capital, Rekha Gupta on February 20 announced portfolio allocations in her Council of Minister, hours after taking oath as CM. Gupta will be handling as many as 10 portfolios, including key portfolios including finance, land and building, general administration, and administrative reforms, and will also be responsible for any unallocated departments.

Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena gave the nod to the portfolio allocations in the Rekha Gupta government, according to an official notification.

Read on to learn about the list of ministers and their responsibilities in the newly-elected BJP administration in Delhi:

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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta’s Responsibilities

• Finance
• Planning
• General administration department
• Women and child development
• Services
• Revenue
• Land and building
• Information and public relations
• Vigilance
• Administrative reforms
• Any other unallocated department

Minister Pravesh Verma

• Public works department
• Legislative affairs
• Irrigation and food control
• Water
• Gurudwara elections

Minister Ashish Sood

• Home
• Power
• Urban development
• Education
• Higher education
• Training & technical education

Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa

• Food and supplies
• Forest and environment
• Industries

Minister Ravinder Singh (Indraj)

• Social welfare
• Scheduled Castes And The Scheduled Tribes
• Cooperative
• Elections

Minister Kapil Mishra

• Law and justice
• Labour department
• Employment department
• Development
• Art and culture
• Language department
• Tourism department

Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh

• Health and family welfare
• Transport
• IT

Rekha Gupta sworn in as CM at Ramlila Maidan

Sworn in as the Chief Minister of Delhi, Gupta succeeds Aam Aadmi Party’s Atishi.

Gupta is the fourth woman chief minister of the national capital.

In the 2025 Delhi election that concluded on February 8, the centre-ruling Bharatiya Janata Party secured a landslide victory with 48 seats won out of the total 70 seats in the Assembly.

The incumbent party emerged the main opposition with 22 seats in the contest.