Along with Mamata Banerjee, 41 legislators will also take oath at the mega ceremony on Friday.
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Along with Mamata Banerjee, 41 ministers will also take oath
There will be 18 new faces in the cabinet
Nine ministers from the last government have been dropped
Along with her, 41 legislators will also take oath - 18 of them are new faces. And she'll have leaders from across the country and 35,000 people in attendance to help create an impact.
The event will be the biggest oath ceremony Bengal has ever seen. A stage the size of a tennis court, a huge air-conditioned VIP lounge to host VVIP guests, a green landscaped garden and a fountain right in front of the stage sets the backdrop for a grand event.

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has dumped simplicity for the oath ceremony.
It is safe to say that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has dumped simplicity for this ceremony.
Red Road has turned blue and white. The government says it's important to do it in this fashion so the message goes out that this government is not just inclusive when it comes to policy, but also when it comes to celebrations like this one.
Atri Bhattacharya, Principal Secretary of Information and Cultural Affairs, told NDTV, "We have made thorough arrangements. We expect many dignitaries, including from foreign countries and heads of other states."

The VVIP guests will be seated in a huge, air-conditioned VIP lounge.
The Opposition plans to protest against the spending of public money and the idea of having a swearing-in ceremony on such a large scale.
"I don't know what they mean by inclusion," CPM leader Satarup Ghosh told NDTV. "On the one hand, they burn down our homes and on the other, they invite us for a swearing-in ceremony. We are going to boycott it."
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