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List Of Chief Minister Of Maharashtra Till Date

List Of Chief Ministers Of Maharashtra are shown here, along with the length of time they served in that role and the political party to which they belonged.

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05 Dec 2022 13:04 IST

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List Of Chief Minister Of Maharashtra Till Date — List Of Chief Ministers Of Maharashtra Pratidin Time

The present Chief Minister of Maharashtra is Mr. Eknath Shinde. Throughout history, Maharashtra has been led by a number of good politicians who served as Chief Ministers.

It is vital to know that one of the most significant roles in the daily operations of a state government is that of the Chief Minister.The Chief Minister is vested with a wide range of authorities and responsibilities.

List Of Chief Ministers Of Maharashtra & Their Service Periods (Latest one first):

The names of former Chief Ministers are shown here, along with the length of time they served in that role and the political party to which they belonged.

Serial Number	Name of the Chief Minister	Full Tenure	Political Party
1	Yashwantrao Chavan	1st May 1960 – 19th November 1962	Indian National Congress
2	Marotrao Kannamwar	20th November 1962 – 24th November 1963	Indian National Congress
3	P.K Sawant	25th November 1962 – 4th December 1963	Indian National Congress
4	Vasantrao Naik	5th December 1963 – 1st March 1967	Indian National Congress
5	Vasantrao Naik	1st March 1967 – 13th March 1972	Indian National Congress
6	Vasantrao Naik	13th March 1972 – 20th February 1975	Indian National Congress
7	Shankarrao Chavan	21st February 1975 – 16th May 1977	Indian National Congress
8	Vasantdada Patil	17th May 1977 – 5th March 1978	Indian National Congress
9	Vasantdada Patil	5th March 1978 – 18th July 1978	Indian National Congress
10	Sharad Pawar	18th July 1978 – 17th February 1980	Indian National Congress
11	Presidents’ rule	17th February 1980 – 18th June 1980	Not applicable
12	Abdul Rehman Antulay	9th June 1980 – 12th January 1982	Indian National Congress
13	Babasaheb Bhosale	21st January 1982 – 1st February 1983	Indian National Congress
14	Vasantdada Patil	2nd February 1983 – 1st June 1985	Indian National Congress
15	Shivajirao Patil Nilangekar	3rd June 1985 – 6th March 1986	Indian National Congress
16	Shankarrao Chavan	12th March 1986 – 26th June 1988	Indian National Congress
17	Sharad Pawar	26th June 1988 – 3rd March 1990	Indian National Congress
18	Sharad Pawar	4th March 1990 – 25th June 1991	Indian National Congress
19	Sudhakarrao Naik	25th June 1991 – 22nd February 1993	Indian National Congress
20	Sharad Pawar	6th March 1993 – 14th March 1995	Indian National Congress
21	Manohar Joshi	14th March 1995 – 31st January 1999	Shiv Sena (Sena-BJP)
22	Narayan Rane	1st February 1999 – 17th October 1999	Shiv Sena (Sena-BJP)
23	Vilasrao Deshmukh	18th October 1999 – 16th January 2003	Indian National Congress
24	Sushilkumar Shinde	18th January 2003 – 30th October 2004	Indian National Congress
25	Vilasrao Deshmukh	1st November 2004 – 4th December 2008	Indian National Congress
26	Ashok Chavan	8th December 2008 -15th October 2009	Indian National Congress
27	Ashok Chavan	7th November 2009 – 9th November 2010	Indian National Congress
28	Prithviraj Chavan	11th November 2010 – 26th September 2014	INC (Congress-NCP)
29	Presidents’ rule	28th September 2014 – 30th October 2014	Not applicable
30	Devendra Fadnavis	31st October 2014 – 8th November 2019	Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP – Sena)
31	Presidents’ rule	12th November 2019 – 23rd November 2019	Not applicable
32	Devendra Fadnavis	23rd November 2019 – 26th November 2019	Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP – Sena)
33	Uddhav Thackeray	28th November 2019 – 29th June 2022	Shiv Sena
34	Eknath Shinde	30th June 2022 – Present	Shiv Sena (Shiv Sena-BJP)

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FAQ

1. Who was the first chief minister of Maharashtra?

Shri Yashwantrao Chavan

2. Who is the youngest Chief Minister of Maharashtra?

Sharad Pawar

3. What is Maharashtra CM salary?

₹50,000 (US$630) (+Salary received as MLA/MLC)

4. Who is the current Chief Minister of Maharashtra?

Eknath Shinde