List of international trips made by prime ministers of India
Appearance
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The following is a list of international prime ministerial trips made by prime ministers of India in reverse chronological order.
Jawaharlal Nehru (1947–1964)
[edit]Lal Bahadur Shastri (1964–1966)
[edit]Country | Areas visited | Date(s) | Purpose(s) | Notes |
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Cairo | 5–10 October 1964 | Conference of Heads of State or Government of the Non-Aligned Countries | [1] |
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Karachi | October 1964 | On his way back from Cairo, the Prime Minister made a brief halt at Karachi and had discussions with the President of Pakistan[1] | |
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Kathmandu Mithila |
23–25 April 1965 | [2] | |
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11–19 May 1965 | [2] | ||
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Ottawa Montreal |
June 1965 | [2] | |
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London | 17–25 June 1965 | Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference | [2] |
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July 1965 | [2] | ||
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20–23 December 1965 | [2] | ||
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Tashkent | 4–10 January 1966 | Tashkent Declaration | Shastri died of a heart attack in Tashkent on 11 January 1966.[2] |
Indira Gandhi (1966–77; 1980–84)
[edit]Morarji Desai (1977–1979)
[edit]Country | Areas visited | Date(s) | Purpose(s) | Notes |
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February 1978 | Regional Commonwealth Conference | [3] | |
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Tehran | 7 June 1977 | [3] | |
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London | 8–15 June 1977 | Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 1977 | [3] |
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Paris | June 1977 | [3] | |
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October 1977 | [3] | ||
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November–December 1977 | [3] | ||
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Tehran | June 1978 | Stop-over | [4] |
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Brussels | June 1978 | [4] | |
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London | June 1978 | [4] | |
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New York City, San Francisco, Omaha | 12–15 June 1978 | UN General Assembly | [5][6] |
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Nairobi | August 1978 | Funeral of Jomo Kenyatta | [4] |
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February 1979 | Chief guest on Independence Day | [4] | |
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Dhaka | 16–18 April 1979 | [7] | |
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Frankfurt | June 1979 | [8] | |
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10–14 June 1979 | [8] | ||
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14–16 June 1979 | [8] | ||
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16–18 June 1979 | [8] | ||
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18–21 June 1979 | [8] |
Charan Singh (1979–1980)
[edit]Charan Singh did not make any state visits as Prime Minister.
Rajiv Gandhi (1984–1989)
[edit]Country | Areas visited | Date(s) | Purpose(s) | Notes |
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March 1985 | [9] | ||
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Dhaka | 2 June 1985 | [7][9] | |
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June 1985 | [9] | ||
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June 1985 | [9] | ||
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Washington, D.C. | 11–15 June 1985 | [5][9] | |
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Geneva | 17 June 1985 | 71st International Labour Conference | [9] |
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June 1985 | [9] | ||
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Thimpu | September 1985 | [9] | |
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Nassau | 16–20 October 1985 | Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 1985 | [9] |
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21–22 October 1985 | [9] | ||
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New York City | 22–24 October 1985 | Met with President Reagan on 23 October in New York City, at reception and luncheon at the U.N.[5][9] | |
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Moscow | October 1985 | [9] | |
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October 1985 | [9] | ||
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London | October 1985 | [9] | |
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Muscat | 17–18 November 1985 | 15th Anniversary of Accession to the Throne by Sultan Qaboos | [9] |
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Hanoi | 27 November 1985 | [9] | |
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Tokyo | 28 November–1 December 1985 | [9] | |
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Dhaka | 7–8 December 1985 | 1st SAARC summit | [7][9] |
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Malé | 7–9 February 1986 | [9][10] | |
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May 1986 | [10] | ||
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May 1986 | [10] | ||
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May 1986 | [10] | ||
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May 1986 | [10] | ||
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July 1986 | [10] | ||
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7–9 August 1986 | [10] | ||
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Prague | 10 August 1986 | On his way back from Mexico.[10] | |
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London | August 1986 | Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 1986 | [10] |
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Harare | September 1986 | Eighth Summit of the Non-Aligned | [10] |
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October 1986 | [10] | ||
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October 1986 | [10] | ||
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October 1986 | [10] | ||
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October 1986 | [10] | ||
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2–4 July 1987 | [11] | ||
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Colombo | 29–30 July 1987 | [11] | |
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October 1987 | Transit visit | [11] | |
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Tokyo | October 1987 | Transit visit | Gandhi visited Japan, Canada and USA from 11 to 21 October 1987.[11] |
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Vancouver | October 1987 | Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 1987 | [11] |
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Washington, D.C. | 19–20 October 1987 | UN General Assembly | [5][11] |
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Kathmandu | 2–4 November 1987 | SAARC Summit | [11] |
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Rangoon | 15–16 December 1987 | [11] | |
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Peshawar | January 1988 | Funeral of Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan | |
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January 1988 | Six Nation Initiative | [11] | |
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Tokyo | April 1988 | [12] | |
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16 April 1988 | [12] | ||
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10–12 June 1988 | [12] | ||
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June 1988 | [12] | ||
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June 1988 | UN General Assembly | [12] | |
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June 1988 | [12] | ||
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July 1988 | Yugoslavia, Jordan, Spain and Turkey 11 to 20 July 1988.[12] | ||
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July 1988 | [12] | ||
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July 1988 | [12] | ||
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July 1988 | [12] | ||
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23–27 September 1988 | [12] | ||
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19–23 December 1988 | [12] | ||
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Islamabad | 29–31 December 1988 | 4th SAARC Summit | [12] |
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December 1988 | [13] | ||
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16–17 July 1989 | [13] | ||
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Paris | July 1989 | Bicentenary celebrations of the French Revolution | [13] |
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Moscow | July 1989 | [13] | |
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Belgrade | 3–8 September 1989 | 9th NAM Summit | [13] |
V. P. Singh (December 1989 – November 1990)
[edit]Country | Areas visited | Date(s) | Purpose(s) | Notes |
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Windhoek | March 1990 | Namibian Independence Day celebrations | [14] |
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Kuala Lumpur | 1–4 June 1990 | 1st G-15 summit | [14] |
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Malé | 22–24 June 1990 | State visit | [14] |
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July 1990 | State visit | [14] |
Chandra Shekhar (November 1990 – June 1991)
[edit]Country | Areas visited | Date(s) | Purpose(s) | Notes |
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Malé | 22–24 November 1990 | 6th SAARC Summit | [14] |
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Kathmandu, Janakpur, Biratnagar | 13–15 February 1991 | State visit | [14] |
P. V. Narasimha Rao (1991–1996)
[edit]Country | Areas visited | Date(s) | Purpose(s) | Notes |
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Bonn | September 1991 | [15] | |
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Harare | October 1991 | Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 1991 | [15] |
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November 1991 | [15] | ||
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Caracas | November 1991 | 2nd G-15 Summit | [15] |
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Colombo | December 1991 | SAARC Summit | [15] |
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New York City | January 1992 | UN Security Council meeting | Met with President George H. W. Bush during a U.N. Security Council summit in New York City.[5][15] |
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Davos | 2 February 1992 | [15] | |
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Port Louis | March 1992 | Chief guest on the occasion Mauritius proclaiming itself a republic | [15][16] |
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Rio de Janeiro | 3–14 June 1992 | Earth Summit | [16] |
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Madrid | 10 June 1992 | Transit visit | [16] |
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Lisbon | 15 June 1992 | Transit visit | [16] |
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Tokyo | 22–26 June 1992 | [16] | |
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Jakarta | September 1992 | 10th Non-Aligned Summit | [16] |
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Paris | 28–30 September 1992 | [16] | |
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Kathmandu | 19–21 October 1992 | [16] | |
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Tunis | 20 November 1992 | On his way to Dakar to attend G-15 Summit, Rao stopped in Tunis on 20 November.[16] | |
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Dakar | 21–23 November 1992 | 3rd G-15 Summit | [16] |
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Dhaka | 10–11 April 1993 | 7th SAARC Summit | [17] |
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Bangkok | April 1993 | [17] | |
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23–25 May 1993 | [17] | ||
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25–26 May 1993 | [17] | ||
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Muscat | June 1993 | [18][19] | |
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21–22 August 1993 | [17] | ||
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Seoul | 9–11 September 1993 | [17] | |
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Beijing | September 1993 | [17] | |
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Tehran | 20–23 September 1993 | [17] | |
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Davos | 1 February 1994 | World Economic Forum | [17] |
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2–5 February 1994 | [17][19] | ||
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13–16 March 1994 | [19] | ||
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14–20 May 1994 | [19] | ||
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June 1994 | Inauguration of the Festival of India in China | [19] | |
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29 June–2 July 1994 | [19] | ||
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September 1994 | [19] | ||
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September 1994 | [19] | ||
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Copenhagen | 8–11 March 1995 | World Summit for Social Development and State visit | [20] |
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Malé | April 1995 | [20] | |
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11–14 June 1995 | [20] | ||
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August 1995 | [20] | ||
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19–21 September 1995 | [20] | ||
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21–23 September 1995 | [20] | ||
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15–16 October 1995 | [20] | ||
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Cartagena | 16–20 October 1995 | 11th NAM summit | [20] |
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New York City | October 1995 | UN General Assembly | [20] |
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Buenos Aires | 5–7 November 1995 | G-15 Summit | [20] |
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November 1995 | [20] | ||
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November 1995 | [20] |
Atal Bihari Vajpayee (1996; 1998–2004)
[edit]H. D. Deve Gowda (June 1996 – April 1997)
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Country | Areas visited | Date(s) | Purpose(s) | Notes |
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Rome | 15–17 November 1996 | World Food Summit | [21] |
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Harare | November 1996 | 6th G-15 Summit | [21] |
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6–7 January 1997 | [21] | ||
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February 1997 | [21] | ||
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Davos | February 1997 | World Economic Forum | |
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24–26 March 1997 | [21] |
Inder Kumar Gujral (April 1997 – March 1998)
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Malé | 12-14 May 1997 | SAARC | |
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New York City | 22 September 1997 | Met with President Clinton at the UN General Assembly in New York City | .[5] |
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Cairo | 24-25 October 1997 | ||
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Kampala | 26-27 October 1997 | ||
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Johannesburg &Durban | 28-31 October 1997 | ||
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Dhaka | 14–15 January 1998 | [22] |
Manmohan Singh (2004–2014)
[edit]Narendra Modi (2014–present)
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