Gujarat Chief Minister

New Madhya Pradesh governor Anandiben Patel was the Gujarat chief minister from June 2014 to August 2016 when she resigned from the post

Gujarat chief minister Vijay Rupani's mettle as a politician will be tested again in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls when PM Narendra Modi bids for a second shot at power

Gujarat governor administered oath of office to CM Vijay Rupani and his deputy Nitin Patel, nine cabinet ministers and 10 ministers of state

Vijay Rupani's swearing-in as Gujarat chief minister is expected to be attended by PM Narendra Modi, BJP president Amit Shah and chief ministers of 18 BJP states

Though BJP retained power after Gujarat elections, there was speculation about Rupani's continuance due to the party's narrow victory over Congress

Move comes after Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani called on the prime minister and apprised him of the situation arising out of incessant rain and floods in parts of the state

While the state government statement hailed the event as a huge success, Rupani was trolled and criticized on social media by some for not responding

Welcoming the announcement, Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani said that US' partnership will add to the prestige of Vibrant Gujarat Summit

In a span of two years, Vijay Rupani has seen a meteoric rise from MLA government to the chief minister of Gujarat

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