The swearing-in of Kerala CHief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and his ministry will take place at 4 p.m. at the Central stadium in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday. The Governor will administer the Oath of Office and Secrecy to the Chief Minister and Ministers.
Council of Ministers
 | Pinarayi Vijayan Chief Minister The CPI(M) leader won from the Dharmadom constituency. He had served as a minister in the E.K. Nayanar Cabinet in the late Nineties. |
| E.P. Jayarajan The CPI(M) leader, who started his political life as a student activist, represents the Mattanur constituency. |
| T.M. Thomas Isaac This CPI(M) Central Committee Member was elected from the Alappuzha constituency. He was the Finance Minister in the LDF government headed by V.S. Achuthanandan. |
| G. Sudhakaran Representing Ambalappuzha in the Assembly, this CPI(M) leader is a first-time minister. |
| A.K. Balan The Tarur MLA was Electricity minister in the 2006-11 cabinet. He also held the SC/ST development portfolio. |
| K.K. Shylaja A teacher by profession, this CPI(M) leader represents Kuthuparamba. |
| C. Ravindranath The former education minister was elected from Puthukkad. |
| Kadakampally Surendran A first-time minister, he represents the Kazhakoottam constituency. |
| T.P. Ramakrishnan The CPI(M) leader was elected from Perambra. |
| J. Mercykutty Amma Represents the Kundara Assembly constituency. She is one of the two women ministers in the Cabinet. |
| A.C. Moideen The Kunnamkulam MLA is a first-time minister. |
| K.T. Jaleel The CPI(M) leader has won from Thavanoor. |
| E. Chandrasekharan The CPI leader was elected from Kanhagad. |
| V.S. Sunil Kumar He represents Kaipamangalam constituency in the Assembly. |
| P. Thilothaman The Cherthala MLA is a first-time minister. |
| K. Raju The CPI leader won from Punaloor. |
| Mathew T. Thomas The Thiruvalla MLA contested as a JD(S) candidate with the Left's support. |
| A.K. Saseendran The Nationalist Congress Party leader won from Elathur. |
| Ramachandran Kadannappalli A former minister for Devaswom, he won from Edakkad contesting in the Congress (S) ticket. |
