There was no official announcement whether portfolios of existing ministers would be changed, or anyone would be dropped or new faces would be taken in.
The chief minister had reviewed the performance of all departments and pulled up non-performing ministers and bureaucrats at a meeting here on December 20.
The invitation card from Chief Secretary Sanjay Mitra said that Governor M K Narayanan would administer the oath of office and secrecy to the ministers at 1:40 pm at Raj Bhavan on December 26.
Banerjee last reshuffled the cabinet in November, 2012 with the inclusion of eight new ministers, including two who had then quit the Congress to join the TMC.
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