Ministry of Steel – Organizational Structure Overview
The Ministry of Steel operates through a hierarchical structure based on defined functions and responsibilities. At the top is the Minister of Steel, followed by the Minister of State for Steel. The Secretary heads the administrative functioning of the Ministry, supported by the Additional Secretary & Financial Advisor and several Joint Secretaries.
Reporting to the Joint Secretaries are Directors, Deputy Director Generals, the Economic Advisor, and the Chief Controller. These officers manage different departments, while Under Secretaries oversee daily operations across key divisions and public sector undertakings (PSUs).
The Ministry comprises the following divisions and units:
- General Administration Division
- Establishment Division – I
- Establishment Division – II
- Coordination Division
- Information, Education & Communication Division
- Board Level Appointments Cell
- Official Language Division
- Information Technology & e-Governance Division
- Budget Division
- Integrated Finance Division
- Capacity Building & Skill Development Division
- Raw Material & Logistics Division
- Industrial Development – I (ID-I) Division
- Industrial Development – II (Green Steel) Division
- International Cooperation Division
- Project Management Cell (PMC)
- Economic Division
- Technical Division
- Trade & Taxation Division
- Vigilance Division
- Pay & Accounts Office
- Statistics Division
- Steel Development Institutes Division – I
- Steel Development Institutes Division – II
- Parliament Cell
- Cash Section
- PAO (Pay & Accounts Office)
- Joint Plant Committee (JPC)
- SAIL Division
- NMDC Division
- RINL Division
- KIOCL Division
- MECON Division
- MSTC Division
- MOIL Division
This organizational structure ensures effective oversight, functional clarity, and operational efficiency in the execution of the Ministry’s policies and programs.