Tamil Nadu’s 2026 cabinet under Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay of TVK marks a historic coalition with Congress after nearly six decades, featuring 33 ministers. This expanded council blends seasoned leaders with fresh faces, representing constituencies across the state. From Perambur to Coimbatore North, ministers oversee diverse portfolios that reflect Tamil Nadu’s evolving political landscape.
The inclusion of Congress ministers highlights a new era of collaboration, while TVK’s dominance signals a generational shift in governance. With constituencies spanning urban and rural regions, the cabinet aims to balance development priorities, strengthen welfare programs, and modernize administration. This coalition government represents both continuity and change, shaping Tamil Nadu’s future with a mix of experience, innovation, and inclusivity.
- C. Joseph Vijay – Perambur (Chief Minister, TVK)
- K.A. Sengottaiyan – Sathyamangalam
- N. Anand (“Bussy” Anand) – T. Nagar
- P. Venkataramanan – Mylapore
- C.T.R. Nirmal Kumar – Thirupparankundram
- K.G. Arunraaj – Tiruchengodu
- Aadhav Arjuna – Public Works & Sports Development (Constituency to be confirmed)
- A. Rajmohan – Egmore (SC)
- T.K. Prabhu – Karaikudi
- S. Keerthana – Sivakasi
- S. Rajesh Kumar – Killiyoor (Congress)
- P. Viswanathan – Melur (Congress)
- Srinath – Thoothukudi
- S. Kamali – Avinashi
- C. Vijayalakshmi – Kumarapalayam
- R.V. Ranjithkumar – Kancheepuram
- Vinoth – Kumbakonam
- Rajeev – Thiruvadanai
- B. Rajkumar – Cuddalore
- V. Gandhiraj – Arakkonam
- Mathan Raja – Ottapidaram
- Jegadeshwari K – Rajapalayam
- M. Vijay Balaji – Erode East
- Logesh Tamilselvan D – Rasipuram
- Vijay Tamilan Parthiban A – Salem South
- Ramesh – Srirangam
- Kumar R – Velachery
- Thennarasu K – Sriperumbudur
- V. Sampath Kumar – Coimbatore North
- Mohamed Farvas J – Aranthangi
- D. Sarathkumar – Tambaram
- N. Marie Wilson – Dr. Radhakrishnan Nagar
- Vignesh K – Kinathukadavu
Tamil Nadu’s 2026 cabinet under Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay marks the state’s first coalition government in nearly 60 years, with Congress joining hands with TVK. The expanded council of 33 ministers represents constituencies across Tamil Nadu, blending seasoned politicians with promising newcomers.
This diverse representation signals a significant shift in the state’s political landscape, ensuring both continuity and change. From Perambur to Coimbatore North, ministers oversee portfolios that span governance, welfare, and development.
The coalition highlights inclusivity, balancing urban and rural priorities while strengthening welfare programs. Notably, the cabinet also emphasizes areas like sports development, reflecting a commitment to nurturing talent and promoting youth engagement. This historic collaboration sets the stage for a new era in Tamil Nadu politics, combining experience, innovation, and broader participation in governance.
