Delhi Cabinet Ministers Full List 2025: Check Portfolios, Constituencies and Key Responsibilities

As the newly formed Delhi Government takes shape, Rekha Gupta has been sworn in as the Chief Minister of Delhi. Along with her, several other key leaders have taken the oath as Cabinet Ministers, marking the beginning of a new era in the governance of the national capital. This article provides a detailed list of the Delhi Cabinet Ministers, their portfolios, constituencies, and key responsibilities in the new government.

Delhi Cabinet Ministers 2025: Complete List

The new Delhi Cabinet consists of seven ministers, including the Chief Minister. Below is the complete list of Cabinet Ministers in Delhi 2025, their portfolios, and constituencies:

SN	Name	Portfolio	Constituency
1	Rekha Gupta	Finance, Planning, GAD, WCD, Services, Revenue, Land & Building, I&PR, Vigilance, Administrative Reforms	Shalimar Bagh
2	Parvesh Verma	PWD, Legislative Affairs, I&FC, Water, Gurudwara Elections	New Delhi
3	Manjinder Singh Sirsa	Food & Supplies, Forest & Environment, Industries	Rajouri Garden
4	Ravindra Kumar Indraj	Social Welfare, SC & ST Welfare, Cooperative, Elections	Bawana
5	Kapil Mishra	Law & Justice, Labour, Employment, Culture, Tourism	Karawal Nagar
6	Ashish Sood	Home, Power, Urban Development, Education, Higher Education, Training & Technical Education	Janakpuri
7	Pankaj Kumar Singh	Health and Family Welfare, Transport, Information Technology	Vikaspuri

Key Leaders and Their Political Journey

Rekha Gupta – Delhi’s New Chief Minister

Rekha Gupta, a 50-year-old advocate, has a strong connection with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and has been an active member of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP). She replaces Atishi from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) as Delhi’s Chief Minister. Her leadership is expected to bring new reforms, especially in the areas of finance, planning, and governance.

Parvesh Verma – PWD & Legislative Affairs Minister

Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma, representing the New Delhi constituency, played a crucial role in BJP’s campaign, defeating Arvind Kejriwal by 4,089 votes. As a frontrunner for the Deputy Chief Minister post, Verma aims to transform the Yamuna River into a Sabarmati-like riverfront, provide better housing and infrastructure, and create 50,000 government jobs.

Manjinder Singh Sirsa – Food & Supplies, Environment Minister

Manjinder Singh Sirsa won from Rajouri Garden with 64,132 votes, defeating AAP’s Dhanwati Chandela. As a prominent Sikh leader, Sirsa will focus on food security, environmental protection, and industrial development.

Ravindra Kumar Indraj – Social Welfare & SC/ST Welfare Minister

Winning the Bawana seat with a massive margin of 119,515 votes, Ravindra Kumar Indraj will oversee social welfare programs, SC/ST development, and cooperative sector reforms. His victory marks a significant shift from AAP’s previous hold over the constituency.

Kapil Mishra – Law & Justice, Labour, and Tourism Minister

A former AAP minister, Kapil Mishra won from Karawal Nagar, defeating his rival Manoj Kumar Tyagi by 23,355 votes. He is known for his activism against farmer suicides, Yamuna encroachment, and corruption scandals. As Law & Justice Minister, he will focus on judicial reforms and labor rights.

Ashish Sood – Home & Education Minister

Ashish Sood, who won the Janakpuri seat by 19,000 votes, is considered close to JP Nadda and Dharmendra Pradhan. He will oversee the Home, Education, and Power Departments, aiming to bring significant educational reforms and infrastructural development.

Pankaj Kumar Singh – Health & Transport Minister

Representing Vikaspuri, Pankaj Kumar Singh defeated AAP’s Mahinder Yadav by 12,876 votes. With a strong administrative background, he will focus on healthcare improvements, public transport upgrades, and digital governance initiatives.