Who was appointed as India’s first Minister of Cooperation? 

Correct option is A

​Amit Shah, who is also the Union Minister of Home Affairs, was appointed as India's first Minister of Cooperation on July 7, 2021. This newly created Ministry of Cooperation aims to:

• Provide a separate administrative, legal, and policy framework for strengthening cooperative societies in India.
• Streamline processes and facilitate the development of multi-state cooperatives.
• Enhance the ease of doing business for cooperative societies and promote their growth.

The creation of this ministry underscores the government's focus on empowering cooperative societies to promote rural development and self-reliance.

Additional Information:

The cooperative movement plays a crucial role in sectors like agriculture, dairy, and rural development in India. The Ministry of Cooperation is expected to strengthen this movement, aligning with the principles of "Sahkar se Samriddhi" (Prosperity through Cooperation).

Other Options:

      · Rajnath Singh: Currently serves as the Minister of Defence, not related to the Ministry of Cooperation.

      ·  Dharmendra Pradhan: Holds the portfolio of Education and Skill Development.

      ·  Nirmala Sitharaman: Serves as the Minister of Finance and Corporate Affairs.