T.N. Cabinet reshuffle | T.R.B. Rajaa sworn in as Minister 

Governor R.N. Ravi administers the oaths of office and secrecy to T.R.B. Rajaa at a ceremony in the Raj Bhavan

May 11, 2023 10:47 am | Updated 03:40 pm IST - CHENNAI

T.R.B.Raja being greeted by Governor R. N. Ravi after he was sworn in as Minister at Raj Bhavan in Chennai on Thursday, May 11, 2023. Chief Minister M. K. Stalin looks.

T.R.B.Raja being greeted by Governor R. N. Ravi after he was sworn in as Minister at Raj Bhavan in Chennai on Thursday, May 11, 2023. Chief Minister M. K. Stalin looks. | Photo Credit: M. Vedhan

Dravida Munnetra Kazhgam (DMK) legislator T.R.B. Rajaa was sworn in as a Minister in the Tamil Nadu Cabinet on Thursday, May 11, 2023 morning. Governor R.N. Ravi administered the oaths of office and secrecy to Mr. Rajaa at a ceremony in the Raj Bhavan in Chennai attended by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin and others.

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With the recent sacking of Milk and Dairy Development Minister Nasar, the strength of the State Cabinet remains the same at 35.

Mr. Rajaa, a third-time MLA from Mannargudi constituency is also the son of DMK treasurer and party’s floor leader in the Lok Sabha, T.R. Baalu. He has been made the Minsiter for Industries.

The Tamil Nadu cabinet was reshuffled for the third time on May 11, 2023

The Tamil Nadu cabinet was reshuffled for the third time on May 11, 2023 | Photo Credit: The Hindu Graphics

Mr. Rajaa is presently a member of the State Planning Commission. This is the second time Mr. Stalin has inducted a new member in his Cabinet since assuming office on May 7, 2021.

Though portfolios of a few Ministers were reshuffled, the first fresh inclusion to his Cabinet was his son Udhayanidhi Stalin, who was made the Minister for Youth Welfare and Sports Development in December last.

Mr. Rajaa joins Ministers M. Mathiventhan, Udhayanidhi Stalin, Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi among others, who are below 50 years of age in the Council of Ministers.

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