Trailblazing Legacy: Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu Becomes Youngest-Ever Central Cabinet Minister

Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu, the youngest-ever Central Cabinet Minister, exemplifies loyalty and commitment to public service. Taking oath at 37, he has represented Srikakulam constituency thrice since 2014. His journey in politics is underscored by his late father’s legacy and his educational background.

Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu, the youngest-ever Central Cabinet Minister, was sworn in on Sunday at the age of 37. An MP from Srikakulam, his ascent reflects a blend of party loyalty and steadfast commitment to public service.

Kinjarapu's political journey was catalyzed by the tragic demise of his father, K Yerran Naidu, a former union minister, in 2012. Since then, he has won the Lok Sabha seat from Srikakulam three times, with his latest victory in 2024 marked by a resounding majority over YSRCP's P Tilak.

Educated at Delhi Public School, Purdue University, and Long Island, Kinjarapu was initially inclined toward a career in Singapore before politics beckoned. Honored with the Sansad Ratna Award in 2020, his other passions include photography and sports such as basketball and cricket.

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