Who was the first Minister of Civil Aviation. ministry?

In India, the Agency of Civil Aviation is the central ministry in charge of developing and regulating civil aviation policies and programs at the national level. It creates and implements plans for the country's civil aviation to grow and expand in a controlled manner. It is also responsible for overseeing airport structures, air traffic services, and air passenger and freight transportation. The ministry is also responsible for the administration of the Aircraft Act of 1934, the Aircraft Rules of 1937, and the Commission of Railway Safety.

Minister of State V. K. Singh and Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia. The secretary, an IAS officer, is the ministry's administrative head, with one extra secretary and finance counselor, three joint ministers, seven officials at the director/deputy secretary/financial controller level, and ten officers at the undersecretary level assisting him. It is located inside Rajiv Gandhi Bhavan in New Delhi's Safdarjung Airport.