Ministry of Livestock and Rural Community Development

The Ministry of Livestock and Rural Community Development was a cabinet ministry in the Government of Sri Lanka.

Ministry of Livestock and Rural Community Development
Ministry overview

Dissolved	9 January 2015
Jurisdiction	Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka
Child agencies	National Livestock Development Board Milco Veterinary Research Institute Department of Animal Production and Health
Website	livestock.gov.lk

List of ministers

Minister of Livestock and Rural Community Development

Formation	23 April 2010
Final holder	Arumugam Thondaman
Abolished	9 January 2015

Parties

Sri Lanka Freedom Party United National Party Ceylon Workers' Congress

Name		Portrait	Party	Tenure	President
	Arumugam Thondaman		Ceylon Workers' Congress	23 April 2010 – 9 January 2015		Mahinda Rajapaksa

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Livestock & Rural Community Development ministers of Sri Lanka
Thondaman

Ministries of Sri Lanka
Culture and education	Buddha Sasana Education Higher Education and Highways Internal Affairs, Wayamba Development and Cultural Affairs National Heritage National Languages and Social Integration Plantation Industries Youth Affairs and Skills Development
Agriculture, exports, and resources	Agriculture Botanical Gardens and Public Recreation Coconut Development and Janatha Estate Development Co-operatives and Internal Trade Development and Environment Fisheries and Aquatic Resource Development Foreign Employment Promotion and Welfare Irrigation and Water Resources Management Lands and Parliamentary Reforms Livestock and Rural Community Development Minor Export Crop Promotion State Resources and Enterprise Development Sugar Industry Development Water Supply and Drainage Wildlife Resources Conservation
Health, employment, and wellbeing	Health, Nutrition and Indigenous Medicine Labour, Trade Union Relations and Sabaragamuwa Development Productivity Promotion Social Empowerment, Welfare and Kandyan Heritage Sports Tourism Women & Child Affairs and Social Security
Law, finance, and politics	Finance Foreign Affairs Industry and Commerce Investment Promotion Justice Law and Order Provincial Councils and Local Government Public Management Reforms Public Relations and Public Affairs Rehabilitation and Prison Reforms
Development and forces	Defence Disaster Management Home Affairs Housing and Construction Megapolis and Western Development National Policies and Economic Affairs Petroleum Resources Development Ports and Shipping Posts, Postal Services and Muslim Religious Affairs Power and Renewable Energy Private Transport Services Resettlement Technology and Research Telecommunication, Digital Infrastructure and Foreign Employment Traditional Industries and Small Enterprise Development Transport and Civil Aviation Urban Development
Defunct	Civil Aviation Education Services External Affairs and Defence Highways, Ports & Shipping Indigenous Medicine Mass Media and Information Muslim Religious Affairs Parliamentary Affairs
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