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Governors (post-independence)

Andaman & Nicobar Islands

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No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office

Andhra Pradesh

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No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by (President)
				From	To	Time in office
Governor of Andhra State
1		Sir Chandulal Madhavlal Trivedi KCSI CIE OBE ICS (1893–1980)	Gujarat	1 October 1953	31 October 1956	3 years, 30 days	Governor of Punjab	Rajendra Prasad
Governor of Andhra Pradesh (unified)
(1)		Sir Chandulal Madhavlal Trivedi KCSI CIE OBE ICS (1893–1980)	Gujarat	1 November 1956	1 August 1957	273 days	Governor of Andhra State	Rajendra Prasad
2		Bhim Sen Sachar (1874–1978)	Punjab	1 August 1957	8 September 1962	5 years, 38 days	Governor of Orissa
3		General (Retd.) S. M. Shrinagesh (1903–1977)	Maharashtra	8 September 1962	4 May 1964	1 year, 239 days	Governor of Assam	Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
4		Pattom A. Thanu Pillai (1885–1970)	Kerala	4 May 1964	11 April 1968	3 years, 343 days	Governor of Punjab
5		Khandubhai Kasanji Desai (1898–1975)	Gujarat	11 April 1968	25 January 1975	6 years, 289 days	Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha	Zakir Husain
–		Justice S. Obul Reddy Chief Justice of Andhra Pradesh High Court (1916–1996) (Acting)	Andhra Pradesh	25 January 1975	10 January 1976	350 days	Chief Justice of Andhra Pradesh High Court (continued)	Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed
6		Mohan Lal Sukhadia (1916–1982)	Rajasthan	10 January 1976	16 June 1976	158 days	Governor of Karnataka
7		Ramchandra Dhondiba Bhandare (1916–1988)	Maharashtra	16 June 1976	17 February 1977	246 days	Governor of Bihar
–		Justice B. J. Divan Chief Justice of Andhra Pradesh High Court (1919–2012) (Acting)	Gujarat	17 February 1977	5 May 1977	77 days	Chief Justice of Andhra Pradesh High Court (continued)	B. D. Jatti (acting)
8		Sharda Mukherjee (1919–2007)	Maharashtra	5 May 1977	15 August 1978	1 year, 102 days	Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha
9		K. C. Abraham (1899–1986)	Kerala	15 August 1978	15 August 1983	5 years, 0 days		Neelam Sanjiva Reddy
10		Thakur Ram Lal (1929–2002)	Himachal Pradesh	15 August 1983	29 August 1984	1 year, 14 days	Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh	Zail Singh

Arunachal Pradesh

Governors

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No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
–		Bhishma Narain Singh Governor of Assam (1933–2018) (Additional Charge)	Bihar	20 February 1987	18 March 1987	26 days	Governor of Assam (continued)	Ramaswamy Venkataraman (President)
1		R. D. Pradhan IAS (Retd.) (1928–2020)	Maharashtra	18 March 1987	16 March 1990[§]	2 years, 363 days	Union Home Secretary
–		Gopal Singh Governor of Nagaland (1917–1990) (Additional Charge)	Punjab	16 March 1990	8 May 1990	53 days	Governor of Nagaland (continued)
–		Justice (Retd.) Devi Das Thakur Governor of Assam (1929–2007) (Additional Charge)	Jammu and Kashmir	8 May 1990	16 March 1991[§]	312 days	Governor of Assam (continued)
–		Lokanath Misra Governor of Assam (1921–2009) (Additional Charge)	Odisha	16 March 1991	25 March 1991	9 days	Governor of Assam (continued)
2		Surendranath Dwivedy (1913–2001)	Orissa	26 March 1991	4 July 1993[§]	2 years, 100 days	Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha (until 1970)
–		Madhukar Dighe Governor of Meghalaya (1920–2014) (Additional Charge)	Uttar Pradesh	4 July 1993	20 October 1993	108 days	Governor of Meghalaya (continued)	Shankar Dayal Sharma
3		Mata Prasad (1935–2021)	Uttar Pradesh	20 October 1993	16 May 1999[ẟ]	6 years, 157 days	Member, Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council
–		Lieutenant General (Retd.) Srinivas Kumar Sinha PVSM ADC Governor of Assam (1926–2016) (Additional Charge)	Bihar	16 May 1999	1 August 1999	77 days	Governor of Assam (continued)	K. R. Narayanan (President)
4		Arvind Dave IPS (Retd.) (born 1940)	Rajasthan	1 August 1999	12 June 2003	3 years, 315 days	Secretary, Research and Analysis Wing
5		Vinod Chandra Pande IAS (Retd.) (1932–2005)	Uttar Pradesh	12 June 2003	15 December 2004	1 year, 186 days	Governor of Bihar	A. P. J. Abdul Kalam (President)
6		Shilendra Kumar Singh (1932–2009)	Uttar Pradesh	16 December 2004	23 January 2007	2 years, 38 days	Union Foreign Secretary (until 1990)
–		M. M. Jacob Governor of Meghalaya (1926–2018) (Acting)	Kerala	24 January 2007	6 April 2007	72 days	Governor of Meghalaya (continued)
–		K. Sankaranarayanan Governor of Nagaland (1932–2022) (Acting)	Kerala	7 April 2007	14 April 2007	7 days	Governor of Nagaland (continued)
(6)		Shilendra Kumar Singh (1932–2009)	Uttar Pradesh	15 April 2007	3 September 2007	141 days	Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
–		K. Sankaranarayanan Governor of Nagaland (1932–2022) (Acting)	Kerala	3 September 2007	26 January 2008	145 days	Governor of Nagaland (continued)	Pratibha Patil (President)
7		General (Retd.) Joginder Jaswant Singh PVSM AVSM VSM ADC (born 1945)	Punjab	26 January 2008	28 May 2013	5 years, 122 days	Chief of the Army Staff
8		Lieutenant General (Retd.) Nirbhay Sharma PVSM UYSM AVSM VSM (born 1946)	Uttar Pradesh	29 May 2013	12 May 2015	1 year, 348 days	Member, Union Public Service Commission	Pranab Mukherjee (President)
9		Jyoti Prasad Rajkhowa IAS (Retd.) (born 1941)	Assam	1 June 2015	9 July 2016	1 year, 38 days	Chief Secretary of Assam (until 2004)
–		Tathagata Roy Governor of Tripura (born 1945) (Acting)	West Bengal	9 July 2016	12 August 2016	34 days	Governor of Tripura (continued)
(9)		Jyoti Prasad Rajkhowa IAS (Retd.) (born 1941)	Assam	10 July 2016	13 September 2016[ẟ]	65 days	Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
–		V. Shanmuganathan Governor of Meghalaya (born 1949) (Additional Charge)	Tamil Nadu	14 September 2016	27 January 2017[§]	135 days	Governor of Meghalaya (continued)
–		Padmanabha Balakrishna Acharya Governor of Nagaland (1931–2023) (Additional Charge)	Karnataka	28 January 2017	2 October 2017	247 days	Governor of Nagaland (continued)
10		Brigadier (Retd.) B. D. Mishra (born 1939)	Uttar Pradesh	3 October 2017	15 February 2023	5 years, 135 days	Brigadier, Indian Army	Ram Nath Kovind (President)
11		Lieutenant General (Retd.) Kaiwalya Trivikram Parnaik PVSM UYSM YSM (born 1953)	Maharashtra	16 February 2023	Incumbent	1 year, 291 days	General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Northern Command, Indian Army	Droupadi Murmu (President)

Assam

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• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
1		Sir Muhammad Saleh Akbar Hydari KCIE CSI ICS (1894–1948)	Bombay State	15 August 1947	28 December 1948[†]	1 year, 135 days	Governor of Assam (British India)	Viscount Mountbatten of Burma (Governor-General)
–		Justice Sir Ronald Francis Lodge Chief Justice of Assam High Court (1889–1960) (Acting)	N/A	30 December 1948	16 February 1949	48 days	Chief Justice of Assam High Court (continued)	C. Rajagopalachari (Governor-General)
2		Sri Prakasa (1890–1971)	Uttar Pradesh	16 February 1949	27 May 1950	1 year, 100 days	High Commissioner to Pakistan
3		Jairamdas Daulatram (1891–1979)	Bombay State	27 May 1950	15 May 1956	5 years, 354 days	Union Cabinet Minister for Agriculture	Rajendra Prasad (President)
4		Sir Sayyid Fazal Ali OBE (1886–1959)	Bihar	15 May 1956	22 August 1959[†]	3 years, 79 days	Governor of Orissa (until 1954)
–		Justice Chandreswar Prasad Sinha Chief Justice of Assam High Court (Acting)	Bihar	23 August 1959	14 October 1959	52 days	Chief Justice of Assam High Court (continued)
5		General (Retd.) Satyawant Mallanna Shrinagesh (1903–1977)	Maharashtra	14 October 1959	12 November 1960	1 year, 29 days	Chief of the Army Staff (until 1959)
–		Vishnu Sahay ICS (1901–1989) (Acting)	Uttar Pradesh	12 November 1960	13 January 1961	62 days	Cabinet Secretary
(5)		General (Retd.) Satyawant Mallanna Shrinagesh (1903–1977)	Maharashtra	13 January 1961	7 September 1962	1 year, 237 days	Governor of Assam
6		Vishnu Sahay ICS (Retd.) (1901–1989)	Uttar Pradesh	7 September 1962	17 April 1968	5 years, 223 days	Acting Governor of Assam
7		Braj Kumar Nehru ICS (Retd.) (1909–2001)	Uttar Pradesh	17 April 1968	7 December 1970	2 years, 234 days	Ambassador to the United States	Zakir Husain (President)
–		Justice Parbati Kumar Goswami Chief Justice of Assam and Nagaland High Court (1913–1992) (Acting)	Assam	8 December 1970	4 January 1971	27 days	Chief Justice of Assam and Nagaland High Court (continued)	V. V. Giri (President)
(7)		Braj Kumar Nehru ICS (Retd.) (1909–2001)	Uttar Pradesh	4 January 1971	18 September 1973	2 years, 257 days	Governor of Assam
8		Lallan Prasad Singh ICS (Retd.) (1912–1998)	Bihar	19 September 1973	10 August 1981	7 years, 325 days	Ambassador to Nepal
9		Prakash Mehrotra (1925–1988)	Uttar Pradesh	10 August 1981	28 March 1984[§]	2 years, 231 days	Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha	Neelam Sanjiva Reddy (President)
–		Justice Tribeni Sahai Misra Chief Justice of Gauhati High Court (1922–2005) (Acting)	Uttar Pradesh	28 March 1984	15 April 1984	18 days	Chief Justice of Gauhati High Court (continued)	Zail Singh (President)
10		Bhishma Narain Singh (1933–2018)	Bihar	15 April 1984	10 May 1989	5 years, 25 days	Union Cabinet Minister of Parliamentary Affairs, Civil Supplies and Cooperation
11		Harideo Joshi (1920–1995)	Rajasthan	10 May 1989	21 July 1989	72 days	Chief Minister of Rajasthan (until 1988)	Ramaswamy Venkataraman (President)
–		Justice Anisetti Raghuvir Chief Justice of Gauhati High Court (1929–2007) (Acting)	Andhra Pradesh	21 July 1989	2 May 1990	285 days	Chief Justice of Gauhati High Court (continued)
12		Justice (Retd.) Devi Das Thakur (1929–2007)	Jammu and Kashmir	2 May 1990	17 March 1991[§]	319 days	Deputy Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir (until 1986)
13		Lokanath Misra (1921–2009)	Odisha	17 March 1991	1 September 1997	6 years, 168 days	Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha (until 1978)
14		Lieutenant General (Retd.) Srinivas Kumar Sinha PVSM ADC (1926–2016)	Bihar	1 September 1997	21 April 2003	5 years, 232 days	Vice Chief of the Army Staff (until 1983)	K. R. Narayanan (President)
–		Arvind Dave IPS (Retd.) Governor of Arunachal Pradesh (born 1940) (Additional Charge)	Rajasthan	21 April 2003	5 June 2003	45 days	Governor of Arunachal Pradesh (continued)	A. P. J. Abdul Kalam (President)
15		Lieutenant General (Retd.) Ajai Singh PVSM AVSM (1934–2023)	Rajasthan	5 June 2003	4 July 2008	5 years, 29 days	Chief Controller of Research and Development (Land Systems), Defence Research and Development Organisation
16		Shiv Charan Mathur (1927–2009)	Rajasthan	4 July 2008	25 June 2009[†]	356 days	Chief Minister of Rajasthan (until 1989)	Pratibha Patil (President)
–		K. Sankaranarayanan Governor of Nagaland (1932–2022) (Additional Charge)	Kerala	26 June 2009	27 July 2009	31 days	Governor of Nagaland (continued)
17		Syed Sibtey Razi (1939–2022)	Uttar Pradesh	27 July 2009	10 November 2009	106 days	Governor of Jharkhand
18		Janaki Ballabh Patnaik (1927–2015)	Odisha	11 December 2009	10 December 2014	4 years, 364 days	Chief Minister of Odisha (until 1999)
–		Padmanabha Balakrishna Acharya Governor of Nagaland (1931–2023) (Additional Charge)	Karnataka	12 December 2014	17 August 2016	1 year, 249 days	Governor of Nagaland (continued)	Pranab Mukherjee (President)
19		Banwarilal Purohit (born 1940)	Maharashtra	22 August 2016	29 September 2017	1 year, 38 days	Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha (until 1991)	Ram Nath Kovind (President)
20		Professor Jagdish Mukhi (born 1942)	Delhi	10 October 2017	20 February 2023	5 years, 133 days	Lieutenant Governor of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands
21		Gulab Chand Kataria (born 1944)	Rajasthan	22 February 2023	Incumbent	1 year, 285 days	Leader of Opposition, Rajasthan Legislative Assembly	Droupadi Murmu (President)

Bihar

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office

Chhattisgarh

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Appointed by	Chief Minister
				From	To	Time in office
1		Dinesh Nandan Sahay IPS (Retd.) (1936–2018)	Bihar	1 November 2000	1 June 2003	2 years, 212 days	K. R. Narayanan	Ajit Jogi
2		Lieutenant General Krishna Mohan Seth (Retd.) PVSM AVSM (born 1939)	Uttar Pradesh	2 June 2003	25 January 2007	3 years, 237 days	A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
								Raman Singh
3		E. S. L. Narasimhan IPS (Retd.) (1945)	Tamil Nadu	26 January 2007	23 January 2010	2 years, 362 days
4		Shekhar Dutt SM IAS (Retd.) (born 1945)	Assam	23 January 2010	19 June 2014[§]	4 years, 147 days	Pratibha Patil
–		Ram Naresh Yadav Governor of Madhya Pradesh (1928–2016) (Additional Charge)	Uttar Pradesh	19 June 2014	14 July 2014	25 days	Pranab Mukherjee
5		Balram Das Tandon (1927–2018)	Punjab	18 July 2014	14 August 2018[†]	4 years, 27 days
–		Anandiben Patel Governor of Madhya Pradesh (born 1941) (Additional Charge)	Gujarat	15 August 2018	28 July 2019	347 days	Ram Nath Kovind
								Bhupesh Baghel
6		Anusuiya Uikey (born 1957)	Madhya Pradesh	29 July 2019	22 February 2023	3 years, 208 days
7		Biswabhusan Harichandan (born 1934)	Odisha	23 February 2023	30 July 2024	1 year, 158 days	Droupadi Murmu
8		Ramen Deka (born 1954)	Assam	31 July 2024	Incumbent	125 days

Delhi

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by (President)
				From	To	Time in office

Goa

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office

Gujarat

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
1		Mehdi Nawaz Jung (1894–1967)	Hyderabad	1 May 1960	1 August 1965	5 years, 92 days	Minister, Government of Andhra Pradesh	Rajendra Prasad (President)
2		Nityanand Kanungo (1900–1988)	Orissa	1 August 1965	6 December 1967	2 years, 127 days	Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Civil Aviation	Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (President)
–		Justice P. N. Bhagwati Chief Justice of Gujarat High Court (1921–2017) (Acting)	Gujarat	7 December 1967	26 December 1967	19 days	Chief Justice of Gujarat High Court (continued)	Zakir Husain (President)
3		Shriman Narayan (1912–1974)	Madhya Pradesh	26 December 1967	16 March 1973	5 years, 80 days	Ambassador to Nepal
–		Justice P. N. Bhagwati Chief Justice of Gujarat High Court (1921–2017) (Acting)	Gujarat	16 March 1973	4 April 1973	19 days	Chief Justice of Gujarat High Court (continued)	V. V. Giri (President)
4		K. K. Viswanathan (1914–1992)	Kerala	4 April 1973	13 August 1978	5 years, 131 days	President, Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee
5		Sharda Mukherjee (1919–2007)	Maharashtra	14 August 1978	6 August 1983	4 years, 357 days	Governor of Andhra Pradesh	Neelam Sanjiva Reddy (President)
6		K. M. Chandy (1921–1998)	Kerala	6 August 1983	26 April 1984	264 days	Governor of Madhya Pradesh	Zail Singh (Governor)
7		Braj Kumar Nehru ICS (Retd.) (1909–2001)	Uttar Pradesh	26 April 1984	26 February 1986	1 year, 306 days	Governor of Jammu and Kashmir
8		R. K. Trivedi (1921–2015)	Uttar Pradesh	26 February 1986	2 May 1990	4 years, 65 days	Chief Election Commissioner of India
7		Mahipal Shastri (1924–1994)	Uttar Pradesh	2 May 1990	20 December 1990	232 days	Leader of Opposition, Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council	Ramaswamy Venkataraman (President)

Haryana

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office

Himachal Pradesh

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office

Jammu and Kashmir

Governors

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office

Jharkhand

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
1		Prabhat Kumar IAS (Retd.) (born 1940)	Uttar Pradesh	14 November 2000	3 February 2002[§]	1 year, 81 days	Union Cabinet Secretary	K. R. Narayanan (President)
–		Vinod Chandra Pande IAS (Retd.) Governor of Bihar (1932–2005) (Additional Charge)	Uttar Pradesh	4 February 2002	14 July 2002	160 days	Governor of Bihar (continued)
2		Justice (Retd.) M. Rama Jois (1931–2021)	Karnataka	15 July 2002	11 June 2003	331 days	Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court (until 1992)
3		Ved Marwah IPS (Retd.) (1934–2020)	Delhi	12 June 2003	9 December 2004	1 year, 180 days	Governor of Manipur	A. P. J. Abdul Kalam (President)
4		Syed Sibtey Razi (1939–2022)	Uttar Pradesh	10 December 2004	25 July 2009	4 years, 227 days	Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha (until 1998)
5		K. Sankaranarayanan (1932–2022)	Kerala	25 July 2009	21 January 2010	180 days	Governor of Nagaland
6		M. O. H. Farook (1937–2012)	Puducherry	22 January 2010	4 September 2011	1 year, 225 days	Ambassador to Saudi Arabia	Pratibha Patil (President)
7		Syed Ahmed (1943–2015)	Maharashtra	4 September 2011	17 May 2015	3 years, 255 days	Cabinet Minister, Maharashtra (until 2004)
8		Droupadi Murmu (born 1958)	Odisha	18 May 2015	12 July 2021	6 years, 55 days	Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Fisheries and Animal Resources Development, Odisha (until 2004)	Ram Nath Kovind (President)
9		Ramesh Bais (born 1947)	Chhattisgarh	14 July 2021	12 February 2023	1 year, 213 days	Governor of Tripura
10		C. P. Radhakrishnan (born 1957)	Tamil Nadu	18 February 2023	Incumbent	1 year, 289 days	Bharatiya Janata Party In-Charge for Kerala	Droupadi Murmu (President)

Ladakh

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
1		R. K. Mathur (born 1953)	Uttar Pradesh	31 October 2019	12 February 2023[§]	3 years, 104 days	Chief Information Commissioner (until 2018)	Ram Nath Kovind (President)
2		Brigadier (Retd.) B. D. Mishra (born 1939)	Uttar Pradesh	19 February 2023	Incumbent	1 year, 288 days	Governor of Arunachal Pradesh	Droupadi Murmu (President)

Karnataka

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
Governor of Mysore State
1		Jayachamarajendra Wadiyar GCB GCSI (1919–1974)	Mysore	1 November 1956	4 May 1964	7 years, 185 days	Rajpramukh of Mysore	Rajendra Prasad (President)
2		General (Retd.) S. M. Shrinagesh (1903–1977)	Bombay	4 May 1964	2 April 1965	333 days	Governor of Andhra Pradesh	Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (President)
3		V. V. Giri (1894–1980)	Madras	2 April 1965	13 May 1967	2 years, 41 days	Governor of Kerala

Kerala

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office

Madhya Pradesh

^† Died in office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
1		Bhogaraju Pattabhi Sitaramayya (1880–1959)	Andhra Pradesh	1 November 1956	13 June 1957	224 days	Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha	Rajendra Prasad (President)
2		Hari Vinayak Pataskar (1892–1970)	Maharashtra	14 June 1957	10 February 1965	7 years, 241 days	Union Cabinet Minister for Legal Affairs and Civil Aviation
3		K. Chengalaraya Reddy (1902–1976)	Karnataka	11 February 1965	2 February 1966	356 days	Union Cabinet Minister for Commerce and Industry	Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (President)
–		Justice P. V. Dixit Chief Justice of Madhya Pradesh High Court (Acting)		2 February 1966	9 February 1966	7 days	Chief Justice of Madhya Pradesh High Court
(3)		K. Chengalaraya Reddy (1902–1976)	Karnataka	10 February 1966	7 March 1971	5 years, 25 days	Governor of Madhya Pradesh
4		Satya Narayan Sinha (1900–1983)	Bihar	8 March 1971	13 October 1977	6 years, 219 days	Union Cabinet Minister for Communications and Information and Broadcasting	V. V. Giri (President)
5		N. N. Wanchoo OBE ICS (Retd.) (1910–1982)	Madhya Pradesh	14 October 1977	17 August 1978	307 days	Governor of Kerala	Neelam Sanjiva Reddy (President)
6		C. M. Poonacha (1910–1990)	Karnataka	17 August 1978	29 April 1980	1 year, 256 days	Union Cabinet Minister for Steel and Heavy Engineering

Maharashtra

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
Governor of Bombay State
1		Raja Sir Maharaj Singh CIE CStJ (1878–1959)	Punjab	6 January 1948	30 May 1952	4 years, 145 days	President, All India Conference of Indian Christians	Lord Louis Mountbatten (Governor-General)
2		Sir Girija Shankar Bajpai KCSI KBE CIE (1891–1954)	Uttar Pradesh	30 May 1952	5 December 1954[†]	2 years, 189 days	Secretary-General, Ministry of External Affairs	Rajendra Prasad (President)
–		Justice M. C. Chagla Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (1900–1981) (Acting)	Bombay	5 December 1954	2 March 1955	87 days	Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (continued in office)
3		Harekrushna Mahatab (1899–1987)	Orissa	2 March 1955	14 October 1956[§]	1 year, 226 days	Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha
–		Justice M. C. Chagla Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (1900–1981) (Acting)	Bombay	14 October 1956	10 December 1956	57 days	Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (continued)
4		Sri Prakasa (1890–1971)	Uttar Pradesh	10 December 1956	30 April 1960	3 years, 142 days	Governor of Madras State
Governor of Maharashtra
(4)		Sri Prakasa (1890–1971)	Uttar Pradesh	1 May 1960	16 April 1962	1 year, 350 days	Governor of Bombay State	Rajendra Prasad (President)
5		P. Subbarayan (1889–1962)	Madras	17 April 1962	6 October 1962[†]	172 days	Union Cabinet Minister for Transport and Communications
–		Justice H. K. Chainani Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (1904–1965) (Acting)	Maharashtra	6 October 1962	28 November 1962	53 days	Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (continued)	Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (President)
6		Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit (1900–1990)	Uttar Pradesh	28 November 1962	18 October 1964[§]	1 year, 325 days	High Commissioner to the United Kingdom; Ambassador to Ireland and Spain
–		Justice H. K. Chainani Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (1904–1965) (Acting)	Maharashtra	18 October 1964	14 November 1964	27 days	Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (continued)
7		P. V. Cherian (1893–1969)	Madras	14 November 1964	8 November 1969[†]	4 years, 359 days	Chairman of Madras Legislative Council
–		Justice S. P. Kotval Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (1910–1987) (Acting)	Maharashtra	8 November 1969	26 February 1970	110 days	Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (continued)	V. V. Giri (President)
8		Ali Yavar Jung (1906–1976)	Telangana	26 February 1970	11 December 1976[†]	6 years, 289 days	Ambassador to the United States
–		Justice R. M. Kantawala Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (1916–1992) (Acting)	Maharashtra	11 December 1976	30 April 1977	140 days	Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (continued)	Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed (President)
9		Sadiq Ali (1910–2001)	Rajasthan	30 April 1977	8 November 1980	3 years, 192 days	President, Indian National Congress (Organisation) (until 1973)	B. D. Jatti (Acting President)
10		Air Chief Marshal (Retd.) Om Prakash Mehra PVSM (1919–2015)	Punjab	8 November 1980	5 March 1982	1 year, 117 days	Chief of the Air Staff (until 1976)	Neelam Sanjiva Reddy (President)
11		Air Chief Marshal (Retd.) Idris Hasan Latif PVSM (1923–2018)	Telangana	6 March 1982	16 April 1985[§]	3 years, 41 days	Chief of the Air Staff (until 1981)
–		Justice Konda Madhava Reddy Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (1923–1997) (Acting)	Telangana	16 April 1985	30 May 1985	44 days	Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (continued)	Zail Singh (President)
12		Kona Prabhakara Rao (1916–1990)	Andhra Pradesh	31 May 1985	2 April 1986	306 days	Governor of Sikkim
13		Shankar Dayal Sharma (1918–1999)	Madhya Pradesh	3 April 1986	2 September 1987[§]	1 year, 152 days	Governor of Punjab and Administrator of Chandigarh
–		Justice S. K. Desai Acting Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (1928–2011) (Acting)	Maharashtra	3 September 1987	2 November 1987	60 days	Judge of Bombay High Court (continued)	R. Venkataraman (President)
–		Justice Chittatosh Mookerjee Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (born 1929) (Acting)	West Bengal	2 November 1987	20 February 1988	110 days}	Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (continued)
14		Kasu Brahmananda Reddy (1909–1994)	Andhra Pradesh	20 February 1988	18 January 1990[§]	1 year, 332 days	Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha (until 1984)
–		Justice Chittatosh Mookerjee Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (born 1929) (Acting)	West Bengal	18 January 1990	14 February 1990	27 days	Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (continued)
15		Chidambaram Subramaniam (1910–2000)	Tamil Nadu	15 February 1990	9 January 1993[§]	2 years, 329 days	Union Cabinet Minister of Defence (until 1980)
16		P. C. Alexander IAS (Retd.) (1921–2011)	Kerala	12 January 1993	13 July 2002[§]	9 years, 182 days	Governor of Tamil Nadu (until 1990)	Shankar Dayal Sharma (President)
–		Justice C. K. Thakker Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (born 1943) (Acting)	Gujarat	13 July 2002	10 October 2002	89 days	Chief Justice of Bombay High Court (continued)	K. R. Narayanan (President)
17		Mohammed Fazal (1922–2014)	Uttar Pradesh	10 October 2002	5 December 2004	2 years, 56 days	Governor of Goa	A. P. J. Abdul Kalam (President)
18		S. M. Krishna (born 1932)	Karnataka	12 December 2004	5 March 2008[§]	3 years, 84 days	Chief Minister of Karnataka (until May 2004)
19		S. C. Jamir (born 1931) (Additional charge until 8 July 2008)	Nagaland	9 March 2008	8 July 2008	1 year, 319 days	Governor of Goa	Pratibha Patil (President)
				8 July 2008	22 January 2010
20		K. Sankaranarayanan (1932–2022)	Kerala	22 January 2010	7 May 2012	4 years, 214 days	Governor of Jharkhand
				7 May 2012	24 August 2014[§]
–		Om Prakash Kohli Governor of Gujarat (1935–2023) (Additional Charge)	Delhi	24 August 2014	30 August 2014	6 days	Governor of Gujarat (continued)	Pranab Mukherjee (President)
21		C. Vidyasagar Rao (born 1941)	Telangana	30 August 2014	4 September 2019	5 years, 5 days	Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry (until 2004)
22		Bhagat Singh Koshyari (born 1942)	Uttarakhand	5 September 2019	17 February 2023[§]	3 years, 165 days	Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha (until May 2019)	Ram Nath Kovind (President)
23		Ramesh Bais (born 1947)	Chhattisgarh	18 February 2023	Incumbent	1 year, 289 days	Governor of Jharkhand	Droupadi Murmu (President)

Manipur

^† Died in office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
1		Braj Kumar Nehru ICS (Retd.) Governor of Assam (1909–2001)	Uttar Pradesh	21 January 1972	20 September 1973	1 year, 242 days	Governor of Assam (continued) Governor of Meghalaya (additional charge)	V. V. Giri (President)
2		Lallan Prasad Singh ICS (Retd.) Governor of Assam (1912–1998)	Bihar	21 September 1973	11 August 1981	7 years, 324 days	Governor of Assam (continued) Governor of Meghalaya (additional charge)
3		S. M. H. Burney IAS (Retd.) Governor of Nagaland (1924–2014)	Uttar Pradesh	18 August 1981	11 June 1984	2 years, 298 days	Governor of Nagaland (continued) Governor of Tripura (additional charge)	Neelam Sanjiva Reddy (President)
4		General (Retd.) K. V. Krishna Rao PVSM (1923–2016)	Tamil Nadu	2 June 1984	7 July 1989	5 years, 35 days	Chief of the Army Staff (until 1993)	Zail Singh (Governor)

Meghalaya

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
1		Braj Kumar Nehru ICS (Retd.) Governor of Assam (1909–2001)	Uttar Pradesh	1 April 1970	18 September 1973	3 years, 170 days	Governor of Assam (continued)	V. V. Giri (President)
2		Lallan Prasad Singh ICS (Retd.) Governor of Assam (1912–1998)	Bihar	19 September 1973	10 August 1981	7 years, 325 days	Governor of Assam (continued)
3		Prakash Mehrotra Governor of Assam (1925–1988)	Uttar Pradesh	11 August 1981	28 March 1984[§]	2 years, 230 days	Governor of Assam (continued)	Neelam Sanjiva Reddy (President)
–		Justice Tribeni Sahai Misra Chief Justice of Gauhati High Court & Acting Governor of Assam (1922–2005) (Acting)	Uttar Pradesh	29 March 1984	15 April 1984	17 days	Chief Justice of Gauhati High Court and Acting Governor of Assam (continued)	Zail Singh (President)
4		Bhishma Narain Singh Governor of Assam (1933–2018)	Bihar	16 April 1984	10 May 1989	5 years, 24 days	Governor of Assam (continued)
5		Harideo Joshi Governor of Assam (1920–1995)	Rajasthan	11 May 1989	21 July 1989	71 days	Governor of Assam (continued)	Ramaswamy Venkataraman (President)
6		A. A. Rahim (1920–1995)	Kerala	27 July 1989	8 May 1990	285 days	Union Minister of State for External Affairs (until 1984)
7		Madhukar Dighe (1920–2014)	Uttar Pradesh	9 May 1990	18 June 1995	5 years, 40 days	Cabinet Minister of Finance, Uttar Pradesh (until 1979)
8		M. M. Jacob (1926–2018)	Kerala	19 June 1995	11 April 2007	11 years, 296 days	Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha	Shankar Dayal Sharma (President)
9		Banwari Lal Joshi IPS (Retd.) (1936–2017)	Rajasthan	12 April 2007	28 October 2007	199 days	Lieutenant Governor of Delhi	A. P. J. Abdul Kalam (President)
–		Shivinder Singh Sidhu IAS (Retd.) Governor of Manipur (1929–2018) (Additional Charge)	Punjab	29 October 2007	30 June 2008	245 days	Governor of Manipur (continued)	Pratibha Patil (President)
10		Ranjit Shekhar Mooshahary IPS (Retd.) (born 1947)	Assam	1 July 2008	30 June 2013	4 years, 364 days	Chief Information Commissioner, Assam
11		Krishan Kant Paul IPS (Retd.) (born 1948)	Chandigarh	1 July 2013	6 January 2015	1 year, 189 days	Member, Union Public Service Commission	Pranab Mukherjee (President)
–		Keshari Nath Tripathi Governor of West Bengal (1934–2023) (Additional Charge)	Uttar Pradesh	6 January 2015	19 May 2015	133 days	Governor of West Bengal (continued)
12		V. Shanmuganathan (born 1949)	Tamil Nadu	20 May 2015	27 January 2017[§]	1 year, 252 days
–		Banwarilal Purohit Governor of Assam (born 1940) (Additional Charge)	Maharashtra	27 January 2017	5 October 2017	251 days	Governor of Assam (continued)
13		Ganga Prasad (born 1939)	Bihar	5 October 2017	25 August 2018	324 days	Member, Bihar Legislative Council	Ram Nath Kovind (President)
14		Tathagata Roy (born 1945)	West Bengal	25 August 2018	18 December 2019	1 year, 115 days	Governor of Tripura
–		R. N. Ravi IPS (Retd.) Governor of Nagaland (born 1952) (Acting)	Bihar	18 December 2019	26 January 2020	39 days	Governor of Nagaland (continued)
(14)		Tathagata Roy (born 1945)	West Bengal	27 January 2020	18 August 2020	204 days	Governor of Meghalaya
15		Satya Pal Malik (born 1946)	Uttar Pradesh	18 August 2020	3 October 2022	2 years, 46 days	Governor of Goa
–		Brigadier (Retd.) B. D. Mishra Governor of Arunachal Pradesh (born 1939) (Additional Charge)	Uttar Pradesh	4 October 2022	13 February 2023	132 days	Governor of Arunachal Pradesh (continued)
16		Phagu Chauhan (born 1948)	Uttar Pradesh	18 February 2023	Incumbent	1 year, 289 days	Governor of Bihar	Droupadi Murmu (President)

Mizoram

Governors

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
1		Hiteswar Saikia (1934–1996)	Assam	20 February 1987	30 April 1989	2 years, 69 days	Lieutenant Governor of Mizoram	Ramaswamy Venkataraman (President)
–		General (Retd.) K. V. Krishna Rao PVSM Governor of Manipur (1923–2016) (Additional Charge)	Tamil Nadu	1 May 1989	20 July 1989	80 days	Governor of Mizoram (continued)
2		Captain Williamson A. Sangma (1919–1990)	Meghalaya	21 July 1989	7 February 1990[§]	201 days	Chief Minister of Meghalaya
3		Swaraj Kaushal (born 1952)	Delhi	8 February 1990	9 February 1993	3 years, 1 day	Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India
4		Paty Ripple Kyndiah (1928–2015)	Meghalaya	10 February 1993	28 January 1998	4 years, 352 days	Speaker, Meghalaya Legislative Assembly	Shankar Dayal Sharma (President)
5		A. Padmanabhan IAS (Retd.) (born 1928)	Tamil Nadu	2 May 1998	30 November 2000[§]	2 years, 212 days	Advisor to Governor of Tamil Nadu	K. R. Narayanan (President)
–		Ved Marwah IPS (Retd.) Governor of Manipur (1934–2020) (Additional Charge)	Delhi	1 December 2000	18 May 2001	168 days	Governor of Manipur (continued)
7		Amolak Rattan Kohli (born 1942)	Punjab	18 May 2001	24 July 2006	5 years, 67 days	Member, Planning Commission of India
8		Lieutenant General (Retd.) Madan Mohan Lakhera PVSM AVSM VSM (born 1937)	Uttarakhand	25 July 2006	2 September 2011	5 years, 39 days	Lieutenant Governor of Pondicherry	A. P. J. Abdul Kalam (President)
9		Vakkom Purushothaman (1928–2023)	Kerala	2 September 2011	6 July 2014[§]	2 years, 307 days	Speaker, Kerala Legislative Assembly	Pratibha Patil (President)
10		Kamla Beniwal (born 1927)	Rajasthan	6 July 2014	6 August 2014[ẟ]	31 days	Governor of Gujarat	Pranab Mukherjee (President)
–		Vinod Kumar Duggal IAS (Retd.) Governor of Manipur (born 1944) (Additional Charge)	Punjab	8 August 2014	16 September 2014	39 days	Governor of Manipur (continued)
–		Krishan Kant Paul IPS (Retd.) Governor of Meghalaya (born 1948) (Additional Charge)	Chandigarh	16 September 2014	8 January 2015	114 days	Governor of Meghalaya (continued)
11		Aziz Qureshi (born 1941)	Madhya Pradesh	9 January 2015	28 March 2015[ẟ]	78 days	Governor of Uttarakhand
–		Keshari Nath Tripathi Governor of West Bengal (1934–2023) (Additional Charge)	Uttar Pradesh	4 April 2015	25 May 2015	51 days	Governor of West Bengal (continued)
12		Lieutenant General (Retd.) Nirbhay Sharma PVSM UYSM AVSM VSM (born 1946)	Uttar Pradesh	26 May 2015	28 May 2018	3 years, 2 days	Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
13		Kummanam Rajasekharan (born 1952)	Kerala	29 May 2018	8 March 2019	283 days	President, Kerala State Bharatiya Janata Party	Ram Nath Kovind (President)
–		Professor Jagdish Mukhi Governor of Assam (born 1942) (Additional Charge)	Delhi	29 May 2018	25 October 2019	149 days	Governor of Assam (continued)
14		P. S. Sreedharan Pillai (born 1954)	Kerala	5 November 2019	6 July 2021	1 year, 243 days	President, Kerala State Bharatiya Janata Party
15		Kambhampati Hari Babu (born 1953)	Andhra Pradesh	19 July 2021	10 August 2021	22 days	Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha
–		Brigadier (Retd.) B. D. Mishra Governor of Arunachal Pradesh (born 1939) (Additional Charge)	Uttar Pradesh	11 August 2021	5 November 2021	86 days	Governor of Arunachal Pradesh (continued)
(15)		Kambhampati Hari Babu (born 1953)	Andhra Pradesh	6 November 2021	Incumbent	3 years, 27 days	Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha

Nagaland

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office

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Odisha

Before independence

^† Died in office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by (Viceroy and Governor-General)
			From	To	Time in office
1		Sir John Hubback KCSI (1878–1968)	1 April 1936	11 August 1938	2 years, 132 days	Member of Executive Council, Bihar and Orissa	The Earl of Willingdon
–		George Townsend Boag CSI (1884–1969) (Acting)	11 August 1938	8 December 1938	119 days		The Marquess of Linlithgow
(1)		Sir John Hubback KCSI (1878–1968)	8 December 1938	31 March 1941	2 years, 113 days	Governor of Orissa
2		Sir Hawthorne Lewis KCSI KCIE (1888–1970)	1 April 1941	31 March 1946	4 years, 364 days
3		Sir Chandulal Madhavlal Trivedi KCSI CIE OBE (1888–1970)	1 April 1946	14 August 1947	1 year, 135 days	Secretary, Department of War	The Viscount Wavell

After independence

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
1		Kailash Nath Katju (1887–1968)	Madhya Pradesh	15 August 1947	20 June 1948	310 days		The Viscount Mountbatten of Burma (Governor-General)
2		Asaf Ali (1988–1953)	Uttar Pradesh	21 June 1948	5 May 1951	2 years, 318 days	Ambassador to the United States	C. Rajagopalachari (Governor-General)
–		V. P. Menon CSI ICS (1893–1965) (Acting)	Madras	6 May 1951	17 July 1951	72 days	Secretary, Ministry of States	Rajendra Prasad (President)
(2)		Asaf Ali (1988–1953)	Uttar Pradesh	18 July 1951	6 June 1952	324 days	Governor of Orissa
3		Sir Sayyid Fazal Ali OBE (1886–1959)	Bihar	7 June 1952	9 February 1954	1 year, 247 days	Judge, Supreme Court of India
4		P. S. Kumaraswamy Raja (1898–1957)	Madras	10 February 1954	11 September 1956	2 years, 214 days	Chief Minister of Madras (until 1952)
5		Bhim Sen Sachar (1894–1978)	Punjab	12 September 1956	31 July 1957	322 days	Chief Minister of Punjab
6		Y. N. Sukthankar CIE ICS (Retd.) (1897–1973)	Maharashtra	31 July 1957	15 September 1962	5 years, 46 days	Cabinet Secretary
7		Ajudhiya Nath Khosla (1892–1984)	Delhi	16 September 1962	5 August 1966	3 years, 323 days	Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha (Nominated)	Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (President)
–		Justice Khaleel Ahmed Chief Justice of Orissa High Court (Acting)		5 August 1966	11 September 1966	37 days	Chief Justice of Orissa High Court (continued in office)
(7)		Ajudhiya Nath Khosla (1892–1984)	Delhi	12 September 1966	30 January 1968	1 year, 140 days	Governor of Orissa
8		Shaukatullah Shah Ansari (1908–1972)	Uttar Pradesh	31 January 1968	20 September 1971	3 years, 232 days	Ambassador to Sudan and Congo	Zakir Husain (President)

Puducherry

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by (President)
				From	To	Time in office
1		S. L. Silam	Maharashtra	14 October 1963	13 October 1968	4 years, 365 days		Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
2		B. D. Jatti (1912 – 2002)	Mysore	14 October 1968	7 November 1972	4 years, 24 days		Zakir Husain
3		Chhedi Lal		8 November 1972	29 August 1976	3 years, 295 days		V. V. Giri
4		Bidesh Tukaram Kulkarni (1909 – 1988)	Maharashtra	30 August 1976	31 October 1980	4 years, 62 days		Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed
5		Ram Kishore Vyas	Rajasthan	1 November 1980	15 April 1981	165 days		Neelam Sanjiva Reddy
–		Sadiq Ali (1910 – 2001) Governor of Tamil Nadu (Administrator)	Rajasthan	16 April 1981	26 July 1981	101 days
7		R. N. Haldipur

Punjab

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
1		Sir Chandulal Madhavlal Trivedi KCSI CIE OBE ICS (Retd.) (1893–1980)	Gujarat	15 August 1947	11 March 1953	5 years, 208 days	Governor of Orissa	The Viscount Mountbatten of Burma (Governor-General)
2		Chandeshwar Prasad Narayan Singh CIE (1901–1994)	Bihar	11 March 1953	15 September 1958	5 years, 188 days	Ambassador to Nepal	Rajendra Prasad (President)
3		Narhar Vishnu Gadgil (1896–1966)	Maharashtra	15 September 1958	1 October 1962	4 years, 16 days	Union Cabinet Minister for Mines, Power and Supply (until 1952)
4		Pattom A. Thanu Pillai (1885–1970)	Kerala	1 October 1962	4 May 1964	1 year, 216 days	Chief Minister of Kerala	Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (President)
5		Hafiz Mohamad Ibrahim (1889–1968)	Uttar Pradesh	4 May 1964	1 September 1965[§]	1 year, 120 days	Union Cabinet Minister for Irrigation and Power (until 1963)
6		Sardar Ujjal Singh (1895–1983)	Punjab	1 September 1965	26 June 1966	298 days	Member, Finance Commission of India (until 1957)
7		Dharma Vira ICS (Retd.) (1906–2000)	Uttar Pradesh	27 June 1966	1 June 1967	339 days	Cabinet Secretary of India
–		Justice Mehar Singh Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court (Acting)	Punjab, India	1 June 1967	16 October 1967	137 days	Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana Court (continued)	Zakir Husain (President)
8		D. C. Pavate (1899–1978)	Karnataka	16 October 1967	21 May 1973	5 years, 217 days	Vice-Chancellor of Karnatak University
9		Mahendra Mohan Choudhry (1908–1982)	Assam	21 May 1973	1 September 1977	4 years, 103 days	Chief Minister of Assam	V. V. Giri (President)
–		Justice Ranjit Singh Narula Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court (1908–2005 (Acting)	Punjab, India	1 September 1977	24 September 1977	23 days	Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana Court (continued)	Neelam Sanjiva Reddy (President)
10		Jaisukhlal Hathi (1909–1982)	Gujarat	24 September 1977	26 August 1981	3 years, 336 days	Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha
11		Amin ud-din Ahmad Khan (1911–1983)	Delhi	26 August 1981	21 April 1982	238 days	Governor of Himachal Pradesh
12		Marri Chenna Reddy (1919–1996)	Andhra Pradesh	21 April 1982	7 February 1983[§]	292 days	Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh
–		Justice Surjit Singh Sandhawalia Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court (1925–2007) (Acting)	Punjab	7 February 1983	21 February 1983	14 days	Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana Court (continued)	Zail Singh (President)
13		Anant Sharma (1919–1988)	Bihar	21 February 1983	10 October 1983	231 days	Union Cabinet Minister for Communications
14		Bhairab Dutt Pande ICS (Retd.) (1917–2009)	Uttarakhand	10 October 1983	3 July 1984	267 days	Governor of West Bengal
15		Kershasp Tehmurasp Satarawala IAS (Retd.) (1916–2001)	Maharashtra	3 July 1984	14 March 1985	254 days	Lieutenant Governor of Goa, Daman and Diu
16		Arjun Singh (1930–2011)	Madhya Pradesh	14 March 1985	14 November 1985[§]	245 days	Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh
–		Hokishe Sema Governor of Himachal Pradesh (1921–2007) (Additional Charge)	Nagaland	14 November 1985	26 November 1985	12 days	Governor of Himachal Pradesh (continued)
17		Shankar Dayal Sharma (1918–1999)	Madhya Pradesh	26 November 1985	2 April 1986	127 days	Governor of Andhra Pradesh
18		Siddhartha Shankar Ray (1920–2010)	West Bengal	2 April 1986	8 December 1989[§]	3 years, 250 days	Chief Minister of West Bengal (until 1977)
19		Nirmal Kumar Mukarji ICS (Retd.) (1921–2002)	Delhi	8 December 1989	14 June 1990[§]	188 days	Cabinet Secretary of India (until 1977)	Ramaswamy Venkataraman (President)
20		Virendra Verma (1916–2009)	Uttar Pradesh	14 June 1990	18 December 1990	187 days	Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha
21		General (Retd.) Om Prakash Malhotra PVSM (1922–2015)	Jammu and Kashmir	18 December 1990	7 August 1991[§]	232 days	Ambassador to India (until 1982)
22		Surendra Nath IPS (Retd.) (1926–1994)		7 August 1991	9 July 1994†	2 years, 336 days
–		Justice Sudhakar Panditrao Kurdukar Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court (born 1935) (Acting)	Maharashtra	10 July 1994	18 September 1994	70 days	Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana Court (continued)	Shankar Dayal Sharma (President)
23		Lieutenant General (Retd.) B. K. N. Chhibber PVSM AVSM VSM (born 1936)	Punjab	18 September 1994	27 November 1999	5 years, 70 days
24		Lieutenant General (Retd.) J. F. R. Jacob PVSM (1921–2016)	West Bengal	27 November 1999	8 May 2003	3 years, 162 days	Governor of Goa	K. R. Narayanan (President)
25		Justice (Retd.) Om Prakash Verma (1937–2015)	Uttar Pradesh	8 May 2003	3 November 2004[§]	1 year, 179 days	Lokayukta of Himachal Pradesh	A. P. J. Abdul Kalam (President)
26		General (Retd.) Sunith Francis Rodrigues PVSM VSM (1933–2022)	Maharashtra	16 November 2004	22 January 2010	5 years, 67 days	Chief of the Army Staff (until 1993)
27		Shivraj Patil (born 1935)	Maharashtra	22 January 2010	22 January 2015	5 years, 0 days	Union Cabinet Minister for Home Affairs	Pratibha Patil (President)
–		Kaptan Singh Solanki Governor of Haryana (born 1939) (Additional Charge)	Madhya Pradesh	22 January 2015	22 August 2016	1 year, 213 days	Governor of Haryana (continued)	Pranab Mukherjee (President)
28		V. P. Singh Badnore (born 1948)	Rajasthan	22 August 2016	30 August 2021	5 years, 8 days	Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha
–		Banwarilal Purohit (born 1940) (Additional Charge until 11 September 2021)	Maharashtra	31 August 2021	11 September 2021	3 years, 94 days	Governor of Tamil Nadu	Ram Nath Kovind (President)
29				11 September 2021	Incumbent

Rajasthan

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
Rajpramukh of Rajasthan
1		Brigadier His Highness Sir Bhim Singh II KCSI (1909–1991)	Kotah	25 March 1948	18 April 1948	24 days	Maharao of Kotah	The Viscount Mountbatten of Burma (Governor-General)
2		Shri Maharana Sir Bhupal Singh KCIE (1884–1955)	Udaipur	18 April 1948	1 April 1949	348 days	Maharana of Udaipur
3		Major General Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II GCSI GCIE (1912–1970)	Jaipur	30 March 1949	31 October 1956	7 years, 215 days	Maharaja of Jaipur	C. Rajagopalachari (Governor-General)
Maha-Rajpramukh
(2)		Shri Maharana Sir Bhupal Singh KCIE (1884–1955)	Udaipur	1 April 1949	4 July 1955[†]	6 years, 94 days	Rajpramukh of Rajasthan	C. Rajagopalachari (Governor-General)
Governor of Rajasthan
1		Gurmukh Nihal Singh (1895–1969)	Delhi	1 November 1956	16 April 1962	5 years, 166 days	Chief Minister of Delhi	Rajendra Prasad (President)
2		Sampurnanand (1891–1969)	Uttar Pradesh	16 April 1962	16 April 1967	5 years, 0 days	Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh
3		Sardar Hukam Singh (1895–1973)	Punjab	16 April 1967	19 November 1970	3 years, 217 days	Speaker of the Lok Sabha	Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (President)
–		Justice Jagat Narain Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (Acting)	Rajasthan	20 November 1970	23 December 1970	33 days	Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (continued)	V. V. Giri (President)
(3)		Sardar Hukam Singh (1895–1973)	Punjab	24 December 1970	30 June 1972	1 year, 189 days	Governor of Rajasthan
4		Jogendra Singh (1903–1979)	Uttar Pradesh	1 July 1972	15 February 1977[§]	4 years, 229 days	Acting Governor of Orissa
–		Justice Vedpal Tyagi Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (1915–1979) (Acting)	Rajasthan	15 February 1977	11 May 1977	85 days	Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (continued)	B. D. Jatti (Acting President)
5		Raghukul Tilak (1900–1989)	Uttar Pradesh	17 May 1977	8 August 1981[ẟ]	4 years, 83 days	Vice-Chancellor of Kashi Vidyapeeth (until 1974)
–		Justice K. D. Sharma Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (Acting)		8 August 1981	6 March 1982	210 days	Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (continued)	Neelam Sanjiva Reddy (President)
6		Air Chief Marshal (Retd.) Om Prakash Mehra PVSM (1919–2015)	Punjab	6 March 1982	4 January 1985	2 years, 304 days	Governor of Maharashtra
–		Justice P. K. Banerjee Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (Acting)	West Bengal	5 January 1985	31 January 1985	26 days	Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (continued)	Zail Singh (President)
(6)		Air Chief Marshal (Retd.) Om Prakash Mehra PVSM (1919–2015)	Punjab	1 February 1985	3 November 1985	275 days	Governor of Rajasthan
–		Justice D. P. Gupta Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (Acting)	Rajasthan	4 November 1985	19 November 1985	15 days	Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (continued)
7		Vasantdada Patil (1917–1989)	Maharashtra	20 November 1985	15 October 1987[§]	1 year, 329 days	Chief Minister of Maharashtra
–		Justice J. S. Verma Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (1933–2013) (Acting)	Madhya Pradesh	16 November 1987	20 February 1988	96 days	Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (continued)	Ramaswamy Venkataraman (President)
8		Sukhdev Prasad (1921–1995)	Uttar Pradesh	20 February 1988	2 February 1989	348 days	Cabinet Minister for Dalit and Social Welfare, Uttar Pradesh (until 1985)
–		Justice J. S. Verma Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (1933–2013) (Acting)	Madhya Pradesh	3 February 1989	19 February 1989	16 days	Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (continued)
(8)		Sukhdev Prasad (1921–1995)	Uttar Pradesh	20 February 1989	2 February 1990[§]	347 days	Governor of Rajasthan
–		Justice Milap Chand Jain Acting Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (1929–2015) (Acting)	Rajasthan	3 February 1990	13 February 1990	10 days	Acting Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (continued)
9		Debi Prasad Chattopadhyaya (1933–2022)	West Bengal	14 February 1990	25 August 1991[§]	1 year, 192 days	Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha (until 1981)
–		Sarup Singh Governor of Gujarat (1917–2003) (Additional Charge)	Haryana	26 August 1991	4 February 1992	162 days	Governor of Gujarat (continued)
10		Marri Chenna Reddy (1919–1996)	Andhra Pradesh	5 February 1992	31 May 1993	1 year, 115 days	Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh (until 1990)
–		Dhanik Lal Mandal Governor of Haryana (1932–2022) (Additional Charge)	Bihar	31 May 1993	29 June 1993	29 days	Governor of Haryana (continued)	Shankar Dayal Sharma (President)
11		Bali Ram Bhagat (1922–2011)	Bihar	30 June 1993	1 May 1998	4 years, 305 days	Governor of Himachal Pradesh
12		Darbara Singh (1927–1998)	Punjab	1 May 1998	24 May 1998[†]	23 days	Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha	K. R. Narayanan (President)
–		Justice Navrang Lal Tibrewal Acting Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (born 1937) (Acting)	Rajasthan	25 May 1998	16 January 1999	236 days	Acting Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court (continued)
13		Justice (Retd.) Anshuman Singh (1935–2021)	Uttar Pradesh	16 January 1999	13 May 2003	4 years, 117 days	Acting Chairman of State Legal Services Tribunal, Rajasthan
14		Nirmal Chandra Jain (1924–2003)	Madhya Pradesh	14 May 2003	22 September 2003[†]	131 days	Member, Finance Commission of India	A. P. J. Abdul Kalam (President)
–		Kailashpati Mishra Governor of Gujarat (1923–2012) (Additional Charge)	Bihar	22 September 2003	14 January 2004	114 days	Governor of Gujarat (continued)
15		Madan Lal Khurana (1936–2018)	Delhi	14 January 2004	1 November 2004[§]	292 days	Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha
–		T. V. Rajeswar IPS (Retd.) Governor of Uttar Pradesh (1926–2018) (Additional Charge)	Tamil Nadu	1 November 2004	8 November 2004	7 days	Governor of Uttar Pradesh (continued)
16		Pratibha Patil (born 1934)	Maharashtra	8 November 2004	23 June 2007[§]	2 years, 227 days	Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha (until 1996)
–		Akhlaqur Rahman Kidwai Governor of Haryana (1921–2016) (Additional Charge)	Uttar Pradesh	21 June 2007	6 September 2007	77 days	Governor of Haryana (continued)
17		Shilendra Kumar Singh (1932–2009)	Uttar Pradesh	6 September 2007	1 December 2009[†]	2 years, 86 days	Governor of Arunachal Pradesh	Pratibha Patil (President)
18		Prabha Rau (1935–2010) (Additional Charge until 24 January 2010)	Maharashtra	2 December 2009	24 January 2010	145 days	Governor of Himachal Pradesh
				25 January 2010	26 April 2010[†]
–		Shivraj Patil Governor of Punjab (born 1935) (Additional Charge)	Maharashtra	26 April 2010	12 May 2012	2 years, 16 days	Governor of Punjab (continued)
19		Margaret Alva (born 1942)	Karnataka	12 May 2012	7 August 2014	2 years, 87 days	Governor of Uttarakhand
–		Ram Naik Governor of Uttar Pradesh (born 1934) (Additional Charge)	Maharashtra	8 August 2014	3 September 2014	26 days	Governor of Uttar Pradesh (continued)	Pranab Mukherjee (President)
20		Kalyan Singh (1932–2021)	Uttar Pradesh	4 September 2014	8 September 2019	5 years, 4 days	Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha
21		Kalraj Mishra (born 1941)	Uttar Pradesh	9 September 2019	Incumbent	5 years, 85 days	Governor of Himachal Pradesh	Ram Nath Kovind (President)

Sikkim

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office

Tamil Nadu

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office

Telangana

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
1		E. S. L. Narasimhan IPS (Retd.) Governor of Andhra Pradesh (born 1945)	Tamil Nadu	2 June 2014	7 September 2019	5 years, 97 days	Governor of Andhra Pradesh (held charge until 23 July 2019)	Pranab Mukherjee (President)
2		Tamilisai Soundararajan (born 1961)	Tamil Nadu	8 September 2019	Incumbent	5 years, 86 days	President, Tamil Nadu State Bharatiya Janata Party	Ram Nath Kovind (President)

Tripura

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office

Uttar Pradesh

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office

West Bengal

• ^† Died in office
• ^§ Resigned from office
• ^ẟ Removed from office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Home state	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by
				From	To	Time in office
1		C. Rajagopalachari (1878–1972)	Madras	15 August 1947	21 June 1948	311 days	Minister of Education, Interim Government	Lord Louis Mountbatten (Governor-General)
2		Kailash Nath Katju (1887–1968)	Madhya Pradesh	21 June 1948	1 November 1951	3 years, 133 days	Governor of Orissa
3		Harendra Coomar Mookerjee (1887–1956)	West Bengal	1 November 1951	7 August 1956[†]	4 years, 280 days	Vice President of Constituent Assembly	Rajendra Prasad (President)
–		Justice Phani Bhusan Chakravartti Chief Justice of Calcutta High Court (1898–1981) (Acting)	West Bengal	8 August 1956	3 November 1956	87 days	Chief Justice of Calcutta High Court (continued in office)
4		Padmaja Naidu (1900–1975)	Andhra Pradesh	3 November 1956	1 June 1967	10 years, 210 days	Member, Constituent Assembly
5		Dharma Vira ICS (Retd.) (1906–2000)	Uttar Pradesh	1 June 1967	1 April 1969	1 year, 304 days	Governor of Punjab	Zakir Hussain (President)
–		Justice Deep Narayan Sinha Chief Justice of Calcutta High Court (Acting)		1 April 1969	19 September 1969	171 days	Chief Justice of Calcutta High Court (continued in office)
6		Shanti Swaroop Dhavan (1906–1978)	Uttar Pradesh	19 September 1969	21 August 1971	1 year, 336 days	High Commissioner to the United Kingdom	V. V. Giri (President)
7		Anthony Lancelot Dias ICS (Retd.) (1910–2002)	Maharashtra	21 August 1971	6 November 1979	8 years, 77 days	Lieutenant Governor of Tripura
8		Tribhuvan Narain Singh (1904–1982)	Uttar Pradesh	6 November 1979	12 September 1981	1 year, 310 days	Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh (until 1971)	Neelam Sanjiva Reddy (President)
9		Bhairab Dutt Pande ICS (Retd.) (1917–2009)	Uttarakhand	12 September 1981	10 October 1983	2 years, 28 days	Cabinet Secretary (until 1977)
10		Anant Sharma (1919–1988)	Bihar	10 October 1983	14 August 1984[§]	309 days	Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha	Zail Singh (President)
–		Justice Satish Chandra Chief Justice of Calcutta High Court (Acting)		16 August 1984	1 October 1984	46 days	Chief Justice of Calcutta High Court (continued in office)
11		Uma Shankar Dikshit (1901–1991)	Uttar Pradesh	2 October 1984	5 August 1986[§]	1 year, 307 days	Governor of Karnataka (until 1977)
12		Saiyid Nurul Hasan (1921–1993)	Uttar Pradesh	12 August 1986	1 March 1989	2 years, 201 days	Ambassador to the Soviet Union
13		T. V. Rajeswar IPS (Retd.) (1926–2018)	Tamil Nadu	2 March 1989	6 February 1990	341 days	Governor of Sikkim	R. Venkataraman (President)
(12)		Saiyid Nurul Hasan (1921–1993)	Uttar Pradesh	6 February 1990	12 July 1993[†]	3 years, 156 days	Governor of Orissa
–		B. Satya Narayan Reddy Governor of Orissa (1927–2012) (Additional Charge)	Andhra Pradesh	13 July 1993	14 August 1993	32 days	Governor of Orissa (continued in office)	Shankar Dayal Sharma (President)
14		K. V. Raghunatha Reddy (1924–2002)	Andhra Pradesh	14 August 1993	27 April 1998	4 years, 256 days	Governor of Tripura
15		Akhlaqur Rahman Kidwai (1921–2016)	Uttar Pradesh	27 April 1998	18 May 1999[§]	1 year, 21 days	Governor of Bihar	K. R. Narayanan (President)
–		Justice Shyamal Kumar Sen Acting Chief Justice of Calcutta High Court (born 1940) (Acting)	West Bengal	18 May 1999	4 December 1999	200 days	Acting Chief Justice of Calcutta High Court (continued in office)
16		Viren J. Shah (1926–2013)	Gujarat	4 December 1999	14 December 2004	5 years, 10 days	Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha (until 1996)
17		Gopalkrishna Gandhi IAS (Retd.) (born 1945)	Delhi	14 December 2004	14 December 2009	5 years, 0 days	Ambassador to Norway and Iceland (until 2002)	A. P. J. Abdul Kalam (President)
–		Devanand Konwar Governor of Bihar (1934–2020) (Additional Charge)	Assam	14 December 2009	23 January 2010	40 days	Governor of Bihar (continued in office)	Pratibha Patil (President)
18		M. K. Narayanan IPS (Retd.) (born 1934)	Tamil Nadu	24 January 2010	30 June 2014[§]	4 years, 157 days	National Security Advisor
–		D. Y. Patil Governor of Bihar (born 1935) (Additional Charge)	Maharashtra	3 July 2014	17 July 2014	14 days	Governor of Bihar (continued in office)	Pranab Mukherjee (President)
19		Keshari Nath Tripathi (1934–2023)	Uttar Pradesh	24 July 2014	29 July 2019	5 years, 5 days	Speaker of Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly (until 2004)
20		Jagdeep Dhankhar (born 1951)	Rajasthan	30 July 2019	18 July 2022[§]	2 years, 353 days	Union Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs (until 1991)	Ram Nath Kovind (President)
–		La. Ganesan Governor of Manipur (born 1945) (Additional Charge)	Tamil Nadu	18 July 2022	17 November 2022	122 days	Governor of Manipur (continued in office)
21		C. V. Ananda Bose IAS (Retd.) (born 1951)	Kerala	23 November 2022	Incumbent	2 years, 10 days		Droupadi Murmu (President)

Governors (pre-independence)

Assam

Governors 1921–1947

^† Died in office

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held	Appointed by (Viceroy and Governor-General)
			From	To	Time in office
Chief Commissioner of Assam
1		Sir Archdale Earle KCIE (1861–1934)	1 April 1912	12 May 1914	2 years, 41 days	Secretary, Department of Home, Government of India	The Baron Hardinge of Penshurst
Governor of Assam
1		Sir Nicholas Beatson-Bell KCSI KCIE (1867–1936)	3 January 1921	2 April 1921	89 days	Chief Commissioner of Assam	The Viscount Chelmsford
2		Sir William Sinclair Marris KCSI KCIE (1873–1945)	3 April 1921	10 October 1922	1 year, 190 days	Reforms Commissioner	The Marquess of Reading
3		Sir John Henry Kerr KCSI KCIE (1871–1934)	10 October 1922	11 April 1925	2 years, 183 days	Member (Finance), Bengal Executive Council
–		Sir William James Reid (1871–1939) (Acting)	11 April 1925	5 August 1925	116 days	Magistrate
(3)		Sir John Henry Kerr KCSI KCIE (1871–1934)	5 August 1925	11 August 1925	6 days	Governor of Assam
–		Sir William James Reid (1871–1939) (Acting)	12 August 1925	8 December 1925	118 days	Magistrate
(3)		Sir John Henry Kerr KCSI KCIE (1871–1934)	9 December 1925	27 June 1927	1 year, 200 days	Governor of Assam
4		Sir Egbert Laurie Lucas Hammond KCSI CBE (1873–1939)	28 June 1927	11 May 1932	4 years, 318 days		The Lord Irwin
5		Sir Michael Keane KCSI CIE (1874–1937)	11 May 1932	2 June 1935	3 years, 22 days		The Earl of Willingdon
–		Sir Abraham James Laine KCSI CIE Member of Governor's Executive Council (Acting)	3 June 1935	10 October 1935	129 days	Member, Governor of Assam's Executive Council
(5)		Sir Michael Keane KCSI CIE (1874–1937)	11 October 1935	3 March 1937	1 year, 143 days
6		Sir Robert Niel Reid KCSI KCIE (1883–1964)	4 March 1937	24 June 1938	1 year, 112 days	Member, Governor of Bengal's Executive Council	The Marquess of Linlithgow
–		Gilbert Pitcairn Hogg CSI CIE Chief Secretary of Bengal (Acting)	25 June 1938	24 October 1938	121 days	Chief Secretary of Government of Bengal
(6)		Sir Robert Niel Reid KCSI KCIE (1883–1964)	25 October 1938	24 February 1939	123 days	Governor of Assam
–		Sir Henry Joseph Twynam KCSI CIE (1887–1966) (Acting)	24 February 1939	4 October 1939	222 days
(6)		Sir Robert Niel Reid KCSI KCIE (1883–1964)	5 October 1939	3 May 1942	2 years, 210 days	Governor of Assam
7		Sir Andrew Gourlay Clow KCSI CIE (1890–1957)	4 May 1942	24 April 1946	3 years, 355 days	Member (Communications), Viceroy's Executive Council
–		Sir Frederick Chalmers Bourne KCSI CIE ICS (1891–1977) (Acting)	25 April 1946	3 September 1946	131 days	Acting Governor of Central Provinces and Berar	The Viscount Wavell
–		Sir Henry Foley Knight KCSI CIE ICS (1886–1960) (Acting)	4 September 1946	23 December 1946	110 days	Acting Governor of Madras Presidency
(7)		Sir Andrew Gourlay Clow KCSI CIE (1890–1957)	24 December 1946	3 May 1947	130 days	Governor of Assam
8		Sir Muhammad Saleh Akbar Hydari KCIE CSI ICS (1894–1948)	4 May 1947	15 August 1947	103 days	Member (Labour, Health, Arts), Interim Government	The Viscount Mountbatten of Burma

Bihar

Pre-Independence

No.	Portrait	Name (born – died)	Tenure in office			Immediate prior position held
			From	To	Time in office
1		Sir James David Sifton KCSI KCIE (1878–1952)	1 April 1936	10 March 1937	343 days	Governor of Bihar and Orissa
2		Sir Maurice Garnier Hallett GCIE KCSI (1883–1969)	11 March 1937	15 May 1938	1 year, 65 days	Home Secretary to Government of British India
–		Sir Thomas Alexander Stewart KCIE (1888–1964) (Acting)	15 May 1938	16 September 1938	124 days

State visits

Misc

• December 16, 1954 – January 1, 1955: Josip Broz Tito
• February 15 – March 7, 1956: Shah Reza Pahlavi and Queen Soraya
• January 13–19, 1959: Josip Broz Tito
• 9-14 November 1959: Dwight D. Eisenhower
• 21 January – 1 February 1961: Elizabeth II and Duke of Edinburgh
• October 20–25, 1966: Josip Broz Tito
• January 22–27, 1968: Josip Broz Tito
• October 16–20, 1971: Josip Broz Tito
• January 24–29, 1974: Josip Broz Tito
• 1-3 January 1978: Jimmy Carter
• 17–26 November 1983: Elizabeth II and Duke of Edinburgh
• 14-16 January 1986: Queen Beatrix and Prince Claus
• 17–21 November 1988: Mikhail Gorbachev
• 11–16 October 1993: King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia

Sharma

No.	Date(s)	Visiting country	Visiting dignitary(s)
	4–7 January 1993	Bhutan	King Jigme Singye Wangchuck
	27–29 January 1993	Russia	President Boris Yeltsin and First Lady Naina Yeltsina
	17–19 March 1993	Moldova	President Mircea Snegur
	2–9 April 1993	Mauritius	President Cassam Uteem and First Lady Zohra Uteem
	6–12 May 1993	Nepal	King Birendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev and Queen Aishwarya Rajya Laxmi Devi Shah
	10–15 May 1993	Tanzania	President Ali Hassan Mwinyi and First Lady Siti Mwinyi
	30 May–3 June 1993	Burkina Faso	President Blaise Compaoré
	26 September–3 October 1993	Ireland	President Mary Robinson
	5–8 October 1993	Zambia	President Frederick Chiluba and First Lady Vera Tembo
	10–18 October 1993	Sweden	King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia
	December 1993	Guyana	President Cheddi Jagan and his daughter Nadira Jagan-Brancier
	3–5 January 1994	Uzbekistan	President Islam Karimov
	6–11 February 1994	Czech Republic	President Václav Havel
	21–25 February 1994	Mongolia	President Punsalmaagiin Ochirbat and First Lady Sharav Tsevelmaa
	2–8 March 1994	Poland	President Lech Wałęsa and First Lady Danuta Wałęsa
	21–25 March 1994	Maldives	President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom and First Lady Nasreena Ibrahim
	27–30 March 1994	Indonesia	President Suharto
		Zimbabwe	President Robert Mugabe
		Nigeria	President General Sani Abacha
		Senegal	President Abdou Diouf
	31 March–2 April 1994	Argentina	President Carlos Menem
	2–3 May 1994	Kenya	President Daniel arap Moi
	6–7 September 1994	Uganda	President Yoweri Museveni
	26–29 September 1994	Togo	President Gnassingbé Eyadéma
	25–28 January 1995	South Africa	President Nelson Mandela and his daughter Zenani Mandela-Dlamini
	9–12 February 1995	Italy	President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro and his daughter Marianna Scalfaro
	25–28 March 1995	Sri Lanka	President Chandrika Kumaratunga
	17–19 April 1995	Iran	President Akbar Rafsanjanī
	28–31 August 1995	Mali	President Alpha Oumar Konaré and First Lady Adame Ba Konaré
	11–15 December 1995	Tajikistan	President Emomali Rahmon
	14–16 December 1995	Armenia	President Levon Ter-Petrosyan and First Lady Lyudmila Ter-Petrosyan
	24–27 January 1996	Brazil	President Fernando Henrique Cardoso
	24–27 February 1996	South Korea	President Kim Young-sam
	25–28 November 1996	Finland	President Martti Ahtisaari
	28 November–1 December 1996	China	President Jiang Zemin
	9–11 December 1996	Kazakhstan	President Nursultan Nazarbayev
	29 December 1996–5 January 1997	Israel	President Ezer Weizman and First Lady Reuma Weizman
	9–15 February 1997	Cyprus	President Glafcos Clerides and First Lady Lila Irene Clerides
	13–18 February 1997	Namibia	President Sam Nujoma
	16–19 February 1997	Senegal	President Abdou Diouf
	25–26 February 1997	Turkmenistan	President Saparmurat Niyazov
	2–5 March 1997	Philippines	President Fidel V. Ramos
	27–29 March 1997	South Africa	President Nelson Mandela and his daughter Zenani Mandela-Dlamini
	1–4 April 1997	Oman	Sultan Qaboos bin Said
	25–28 May 1997	Peru	President Alberto Fujimori and his daughter First Lady Keiko Fujimori

Narayanan

No.	Date(s)	Visiting country	Visiting dignitary(s)
1	25–28 September 1997	Belarus	President Alexander Lukashenko
2	12–18 October 1997	United Kingdom	Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
3	19–21 October 1997	Latvia	President Guntis Ulmanis
4	10–13 November 1997	Burkina Faso	President Blaise Compaoré and First Lady Chantal Compaoré
5	16–19 November 1997	Romania	President Emil Constantinescu
6	19–22 November 1997	Palestine	President of the Palestinian National Authority Yasser Arafat
7	1–4 December 1997	Mauritius	President Cassam Uteem and First Lady Zohra Uteem
8	8–12 January 1998	Poland	President Aleksander Kwaśniewski and First Lady Jolanta Kwaśniewska
9	12–18 January 1998	Greece	President Konstantinos Stephanopoulos
10	24–26 January 1998	France	President Jacques Chirac
11	26 March–1 April 1998	Canada	Governor General Roméo LeBlanc and Viceregal consort Diana Fowler LeBlanc
12	25–28 October 1998	Bulgaria	President Petar Stoyanov and First Lady Antonina Stoyanova
13	20–25 November 1998	Switzerland	President Flavio Cotti and First Lady Renata Cotti
14	27–30 December 1998	Sri Lanka	President Chandrika Kumaratunga
15	24–29 January 1999	Nepal	King Birendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev and Queen Aishwarya Rajya Lakshmi Devi Shah
16	3–10 February 1999	Estonia	President Lennart Meri and First Lady Helle Meri
17	6–8 April 1999	Qatar	Emir Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani
18	12–16 April 1999	Kyrgyzstan	President Askar Akayev and First Lady Mayram Akayeva
19	21–24 July 1999	Namibia	President Sam Nujoma and First Lady Kovambo Nujoma
20	5–8 November 1999	Vatican City	Pope John Paul II
21	1–5 December 1999	Vietnam	President Trần Đức Lương and First Lady Nguyễn Thị Vinh
22	24–28 January 2000	Nigeria	President Olusegun Obasanjo
23	8–9 February 2000	Indonesia	President Abdurrahman Wahid and First Lady Sinta Nuriyah Wahid
24	19–25 March 2000	United States	President Bill Clinton and his daughter Chelsea Clinton
25	1–3 May 2000	Uzbekistan	President Islam Karimov and First Lady Tatyana Karimova
26	21–25 August 2000	Maldives	President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom and First Lady Nasreena Ibrahim
27	2–5 October 2000	Russia	President Vladimir Putin and First Lady Lyudmila Putina
28	28 October–3 November 2000	Iceland	President Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson and First Lady Dorrit Moussaieff
29	1–5 January 2001	Mongolia	President Natsagiin Bagabandi and First Lady Azadsurengiin Oyunbileg
30	24–29 January 2001	Algeria	President Abdelaziz Bouteflika
31	19–23 February 2001	Lithuania	President Valdas Adamkus and First Lady Alma Adamkienė
32	26 February–3 March 2001	Morocco	King Mohammed VI
33	4–8 March 2001	Colombia	President Andrés Pastrana Arango and First Lady Nohra Puyana de Pastrana
34	9–12 May 2001	Tajikistan	President Emomali Rahmon
35	14–16 July 2001	Pakistan	President Pervez Musharraf and First Lady Begum Sehba Musharraf
36	24 January–2 February 2002	Mauritius	President Cassam Uteem and First Lady Zohra Uteem
37	11–15 February 2002	Kazakhstan	President Nursultan Nazarbayev and First Lady Sara Nazarbayeva
38	1–5 April 2002	Indonesia	President Megawati Sukarnoputri
39	22–29 June 2002	Nepal	King Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev and Queen Komal Rajya Lakshmi Devi Shah

Kalam

No.	Date(s)	Visiting country	Visiting dignitary(s)
1	4–8 August 2002	Ghana	President John Kufuor and First Lady Theresa Kufuor
2	2–5 October 2002	Ukraine	President Leonid Kuchma and First Lady Lyudmyla Kuchma
3	12–16 November 2002	Croatia	President Stjepan Mesić and First Lady Milka Mesić
4	3–5 December 2002	Russia	President Vladimir Putin and First Lady Lyudmila Putina
5	15–20 December 2002	Tanzania	President Benjamin Mkapa and First Lady Anna Mkapa
6	3–11 January 2003	Singapore	President S. R. Nathan and First Lady Urmila Nathan
7	24–28 January 2003	Iran	President Muhammad Khatami
8	26 February–1 March 2003	Namibia	President Sam Nujoma
9	28 February–4 March 2003	Afghanistan	President Hamid Karzai
10	1–6 March 2003	Germany	President Johannes Rau and First Lady Christina Rau
11	16–20 March 2003	Suriname	President Ronald Venetiaan and First Lady Liesbeth Venetiaan
12	20–27 April 2003	Zambia	President Levy Mwanawasa and First Lady Maureen Mwanawasa
13	10–15 May 2003	Mozambique	President Joaquim Chissano
14	18–23 May 2003	Djibouti	President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh
15	24–29 August 2003	Guyana	President Bharrat Jagdeo
16	14–19 September 2003	Bhutan	King Jigme Singye Wangchuck
17	12–15 October 2003	Senegal	President Abdoulaye Wade and First Lady Viviane Wade
18	16–18 October 2003	South Africa	President Thabo Mbeki and First Lady Zanele Dlamini Mbeki
19	27–31 October 2003	Armenia	President Robert Kocharyan and First Lady Bella Kocharyan
20	6–11 November 2003	Switzerland	President Pascal Couchepin and First Lady Brigitte Couchepin
21	6–13 January 2004	Guyana	President Bharrat Jagdeo
22	25–28 January 2004	Brazil	President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and First Lady Marisa Letícia Lula da Silva
23	28 January–1 February 2004	Romania	President Ion Iliescu
24	4–6 October 2004	South Korea	President Roh Moo-hyun and First Lady Kwon Yang-sook
25	24–29 October 2004	Myanmar	Chairman of State Peace and Development Council Than Shwe
26	11–16 December 2004	Slovakia	President Ivan Gašparovič and First Lady Silvia Gašparovičová
27	18–22 January 2005	Chile	President Ricardo Lagos and First Lady Luisa Durán
28	24–29 January 2005	Bhutan	King Jigme Singye Wangchuck and Crown Prince Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck
29	12–16 February 2005	Italy	President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi and First Lady Franca Pilla
30	16–22 February 2005	Austria	President Heinz Fischer and First Lady Margit Fischer
31	4–7 March 2005	Venezuela	President Hugo Chávez
32	4–6 April 2005	Uzbekistan	President Islam Karimov and First Lady Tatyana Karimova
33	13–15 April 2005	Qatar	Emir Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani
34	31 July–2 August 2005	Seychelles	President James Michel
35	6–12 November 2005	Czech Republic	President Václav Klaus and First Lady Livia Klausová
36	21–24 November 2005	Indonesia	President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and First Lady Ani Yudhoyono
37	27–30 December 2005	Sri Lanka	President Mahinda Rajapaksa and First Lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa
38	24–27 January 2006	Saudi Arabia	Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud
39	19–21 February 2006	France	President Jacques Chirac and First Lady Bernadette Chirac
40	1–3 March 2006	United States	President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush
41	9–13 April 2006	Afghanistan	President Hamid Karzai
42	11–16 April 2006	Cyprus	President Tassos Papadopoulos and First Lady Fotini Papadopoulou
43	14–19 June 2006	Kuwait	Amir Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah
44	6–10 August 2006	Tajikistan	President Emomali Rahmon
45	22–24 October 2006	Romania	President Traian Băsescu and First Lady Maria Băsescu
46	20–23 November 2006	China	President Hu Jintao and First Lady Liu Yongqing
47	30 November–2 December 2006	Jordan	King Abdullah II and Queen Rania
48	7–13 December 2006	Botswana	President Festus Mogae and First Lady Barbara Mogae
49	10–17 January 2007	Portugal	President Aníbal Cavaco Silva and First Lady Maria Cavaco Silva
50	15–17 April 2007	Belarus	President Alexander Lukashenko
51	3–5 June 2007	Brazil	President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

Patil

No.	Date(s)	Visiting country	Visiting dignitary(s)
1	10–11 September 2007	Mexico	President Felipe Calderón and First Lady Margarita Zavala
2	3–6 October 2007	Philippines	President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
3	22–27 October 2007	Netherlands	Queen Beatrix Prince of Orange Willem-Alexander and Princess of Orange Máxima
4	4–8 November 2007	Switzerland	President Micheline Calmy-Rey
5	25–26 January 2008	France	President Nicholas Sarkozy
6	6–12 February 2008	Maldives	President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom and First Lady Nasreena Ibrahim
7	7–11 April 2008	Uganda	President Yoweri Museveni and First Lady Janet Museveni
8	20–23 May 2008	Brunei	Sultan and Yang di-Pertuan Hassanal Bolkiah
9	17–21 June 2008	Syria	President Bashar al-Assad and First Lady Asma al-Assad
10	3–5 August 2008	Afghanistan	President Hamid Karzai
11	8–14 September 2008	New Zealand	Governor-General Sir Anand Satyanand and Viceregal Consort Susan Satyanand
12	6–9 October 2008	Palestine	President Mahmoud Abbas
13	3–12 November 2008	Belgium	King Albert II and Queen Paola
14	17–19 November 2008	Egypt	President Hosni Mubarak and First Lady Suzanne Mubarak
15	4–6 December 2008	Russia	President Dmitry Medvedev
16	23–26 January 2009	Kazakhstan	President Nursultan Nazarbayev
17	3–7 March 2009	Benin	President Thomas Boni Yayi and First Lady Chantal Yayi
18	16–20 March 2009	Chile	President Michelle Bachelet
19	30 August–3 September 2009	Namibia	President Hifikepunye Pohamba and First Lady Penehupifo Pohamba
20	13–16 September 2009	Mongolia	President Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj and First Lady Khajidsuren Bolormaa
21	13–15 October 2009	Argentina	President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner
22	21–26 December 2009	Bhutan	King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck and Queen Jetsun Pema
23	11–17 January 2010	Iceland	President Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson and First Lady Dorrit Moussaieff
24	24–27 January 2010	South Korea	President Lee Myung-bak and First Lady Kim Yoon-ok
25	1–7 February 2010	Germany	President Horst Köhler and First Lady Eva Köhler
26	7–11 February 2010	Turkey	President Abdullah Gül and First Lady Hayrünnisa Gül
27	15–18 February 2010	Nepal	President Ram Baran Yadav
28	24–26 May 2010	Turkmenistan	President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow
29	1–3 June 2010	Seychelles	President James Michel
30	2–4 June 2010	South Africa	President Jacob Zuma and First Lady Nompumelelo Ntuli Zuma
31	8–11 June 2010	Sri Lanka	President Mahinda Rajapaksa and First Lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa
32	25–27 July 2010	Myanmar	Chairman of the State Peace and Development Council Than Shwe and First Lady Kyaing Kyaing
33	29 September–4 October 2010	Mozambique	President Armando Guebuza
34	3–7 November 2010	Malawi	President Bingu wa Mutharika and First Lady Callista Chimombo
35	6–9 November 2010	United States	President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama
36	24–26 January 2011	Indonesia	President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and First Lady Ani Yudhoyono
37	17–18 May 2011	Uzbekistan	President Islam Karimov and First Lady Tatyana Karimova
38	11–13 October 2011	Vietnam	President Trương Tấn Sang and First Lady Mai Thị Hạnh
39	12–15 October 2011	Myanmar	President Thein Sein and First Lady Khin Khin Win
40	23–31 October 2011	Bhutan	King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck and Queen Jetsun Pema
41	10–13 January 2012	Mali	President Amadou Toumani Touré and First Lady Toure Lobbo Traore
42	30–31 March 2012	Brazil	President Dilma Rousseff
43	8–10 April 2012	Qatar	Emir Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani and First Lady Moza bint Nasser

Mukherjee

No.	Date(s)	Visiting country	Visiting dignitary(s)
1	1–4 September 2012	Tajikistan	President Emomali Rahmon
2	10–12 September 2012	Palestine	President Mahmoud Abbas
3	17–19 September 2012	Burundi	President Pierre Nkurunziza and First Lady Denise Bucumi-Nkurunziza
4	24–27 October 2012	Spain	King Juan Carlos I
5	9–13 November 2012	Afghanistan	President Hamid Karzai
6	9–12 December 2012	Ukraine	President Viktor Yanukovych
7	7–10 January 2013	Mauritius	President Kailash Purryag and First Lady Aneetah Purryag
8	23–30 January 2013	Bhutan	King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck and Queen Jetsun Pema
9	14–15 February 2013	France	President François Hollande and Miss Valérie Trierweiler
10	18–20 March 2013	Egypt	President Mohamed Morsi
11	9–13 September 2013	Liberia	President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
12	30 November–5 December 2013	Japan	Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko
13	1–4 January 2014	Maldives	President Abdulla Yameen and First Lady Fathimath Yameen
14	15–18 January 2014	South Korea	President Park Geun-hye
15	4–9 February 2014	Germany	President Joachim Gauck and Mrs. Daniela Schadt
16	18–20 February 2014	Bahrain	King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa
17	22 February–2 March 2014	Canada	Governor General David Johnston and Viceregal Consort Sharon Johnston
18	17–19 September 2014	China	President Xi Jinping and First Lady Peng Liyuan
19	24–27 January 2015	United States	President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama
20	8–11 February 2015	Singapore	President Tony Tan and First Lady Mary Tan
21	15–18 February 2015	Sri Lanka	President Maithripala Sirisena and First Lady Jayanthi Sirisena
22	24–25 March 2015	Qatar	Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani
23	27–29 April 2015	Afghanistan	President Ashraf Ghani
24	17–20 June 2015	Tanzania	President Jakaya Kikwete and First Lady Salma Kikwete
25	4–7 August 2015	Mozambique	President Filipe Nyusi and First Lady Isaura Nyusi
26	25–27 August 2015	Seychelles	President James Michel
27	24–26 January 2016	France	President François Hollande
28	27–30 August 2016	Myanmar	President Htin Kyaw and First Lady Su Su Lwin
29	1–3 September 2016	Egypt	President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi
30	14–21 November 2016	Israel	President Reuven Rivlin and First Lady Nechama Rivlin
31	11–13 December 2016	Indonesia	President Joko Widodo and First Lady Iriana Widodo
32	14–18 December 2016	Tajikistan	President Emomali Rahmon
33	18–21 December 2016	Kyrgyzstan	President Almazbek Atambayev and First Lady Raisa Atambayeva
34	10–12 January 2017	Kenya	President Uhuru Kenyatta
35	24–26 January 2017	United Arab Emirates	Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi
36	17–21 April 2017	Nepal	President Bidya Devi Bhandari
37	24–28 April 2017	Cyprus	President Nicos Anastasiades
38	30 April–1 May 2017	Turkey	President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
39	14–17 May 2017	Palestine	President Mahmoud Abbas

Kovind

No.	Date(s)	Visiting country	Visiting dignitary(s)
1	30 August–2 September 2017	Switzerland	President Doris Leuthard
2	11–12 September 2017	Belarus	President Alexander Lukashenko
3	5–11 November 2017	Belgium	King Philippe and Queen Mathilde
4	15–18 February 2018	Iran	President Hassan Rouhani
5	27 February–1 March 2018	Jordan	King Abdullah II
6	2–4 March 2018	Vietnam	President Trần Đại Quang and First Lady Nguyễn Thị Hiền
7	9–12 March 2018	France	President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron
8	22–25 March 2018	Germany	President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and First Lady Elke Büdenbender
9	22–27 June 2018	Seychelles	President Danny Faure
10	8–11 July 2018	South Korea	President Moon Jae-in and First Lady Kim Jung-sook
11	30 September–1 October 2018	Uzbekistan	President Shavkat Mirziyoyev and First Lady Ziroatkhon Hoshimova
12	16–18 December 2018	Maldives	President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih and First Lady Fazna Ahmed
13	25–26 January 2019	South Africa	President Cyril Ramaphosa and First Lady Tshepo Motsepe
14	17–19 February 2019	Argentina	President Mauricio Macri and First Lady Juliana Awada
15	19–20 February 2019	Saudi Arabia	Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
16	20–22 August 2019	Zambia	President Edgar Lungu
17	19–23 September 2019	Mongolia	President Khaltmaagiin Battulga
18	13–18 October 2019	Netherlands	King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima
19	28–30 November 2019	Sri Lanka	President Gotabaya Rajapaksa
20	2–6 December 2019	Sweden	King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia
21	24–27 January 2020	Brazil	President Jair Bolsonaro
22	13–16 February 2020	Portugal	President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa
23	24–25 February 2020	United States	President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump
24	26–29 February 2020	Myanmar	President Win Myint and First Lady Cho Cho

Murmu

No.	Date(s)	Visiting country	Visiting dignitary(s)
1	24–26 January 2023	Egypt	President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi
2	29–31 May 2023	Cambodia	King Norodom Sihamoni
3	9–11 September 2023	Saudi Arabia	Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman
4	8–10 October 2023	Tanzania	President Samia Suluhu Hassan
5	4–6 December 2023	Kenya	President William Ruto
6	16 December 2023	Oman	Sultan Haitham bin Tariq

Speakers, Assam LA

Note:

^† Died in office

^§ Resigned

No.	Portrait	Speaker (Birth-Death)	Constituency	Term of office			Political party	Legislature	Deputy Speaker
				From	To	Period
1		Kuladhar Chaliha (1887–1963)	Jorhat South	5 March 1952	7 June 1957	5 years, 94 days	Indian National Congress	1st (1952)		R. N. Baruah
2		Devakanta Barooah (1914–1996)	Nowgong	8 June 1957	15 September 1959	2 years, 99 days		2nd (1957)
3		Mahendra Mohan Choudhry (1908–1982)	Hajo	9 December 1959	28 February 1962	7 years, 100 days
				31 March 1962	19 March 1967			3rd (1962)		D. Hazarika
4		Hareswar Goswami	Chaygaon	20 March 1967	10 May 1968	1 year, 51 days		4th (1967)		M. K. Das
5		Mahi Kanta Das	Missamari	27 August 1968	21 March 1972	3 years, 207 days				A. Saikia
										J. Saikia
										R. N. Sen
6		Ramesh Chandra Barooah	Dibrugarh	22 March 1972	20 March 1978	5 years, 363 days		5th (1972)		Golok Rajbanshi

Indian female ministers

Female prime ministers

Image	Minister	Party		Constituency	Roles held concurrently	From	To	Ministry
	Indira Gandhi		INC	Uttar Pradesh (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Home Affairs (1966)	24 January 1966	24 March 1977	Indira I
				Raebareli	Minister of Planning (1967–1971) Minister of External Affairs (1967–1969) Minister of Finance (1969–1970) Minister of Home Affairs (1970–1971)			Indira II
			INC(R)
					Minister of Home Affairs (1971–1973) Minister of Information and Broadcasting (1971–1973) Minister of Planning (1971, 1975–1977) Minister of Defence (1975)			Indira III
			INC(I)	Medak	Minister of Defence (1980–1982) Minister of External Affairs (1984) Minister of Industry (1984)	14 January 1980	31 December 1984	Indira IV

Female cabinet members

  denotes incumbent female ministers.

Image	Minister	Party		Constituency	Position	From	To	Ministry
	Amrit Kaur		INC	Mandi-Mahasu	Minister of Health	15 August 1947	16 April 1957	Nehru I
								Nehru II
	Indira Gandhi		INC	Uttar Pradesh (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Information and Broadcasting	2 July 1964	24 January 1966	Shastri
								Nanda II
	Sathyavani Muthu		AIADMK	Tamil Nadu (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Social Welfare	19 August 1979	23 December 1979	Charan Singh
	Mohsina Kidwai		INC(I)	Meerut	Minister of Health and Family Welfare	31 December 1984	24 June 1986	Rajiv II
					Minister of Transport	24 June 1986	22 October 1986
					Minister of Urban Development	22 October 1986	2 December 1989
					Minister of Tourism	14 February 1988	25 June 1988
	Sheila Kaul		INC(I)	Raebareli	Minister of Urban Development	21 June 1991	3 May 1995	Rao
					Minister of Urban Affairs and Employment	3 May 1995	10 September 1995
	Sushma Swaraj		BJP	South Delhi	Minister of Information and Broadcasting	16 May 1996	1 June 1996	Vajpayee I
						19 March 1998	11 October 1998	Vajpayee II
					Minister of Communications	20 April 1998	11 October 1998
				Uttar Pradesh (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Information and Broadcasting	30 September 2000	29 January 2003	Vajpayee III
					Minister of Health and Family Welfare	29 January 2003	22 May 2004
					Minister of Parliamentary Affairs
				Vidisha	Minister of External Affairs	27 May 2014	30 May 2014	Modi I
					Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs	27 May 2014	7 January 2016
	Mamata Banerjee		AITC	Calcutta South	Minister of Railways	13 October 1999	16 March 2001	Vajpayee III
					Minister without portfolio	8 September 2003	9 January 2004
					Minister of Coal and Mines	9 January 2004	22 May 2004
				Kolkata Dakshin	Minister of Railways	23 May 2009	19 May 2011	Manmohan II
	Uma Bharti		BJP	Bhopal	Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports	7 November 2000	26 August 2002	Vajpayee III
					Minister of Coal and Mines	26 August 2002	29 January 2003
				Jhansi	Minister of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation	27 May 2014	3 September 2017	Modi I
					Minister of Drinking Water and Sanitation	3 September 2017	30 May 2019
	Meira Kumar		INC	Sasaram	Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment	23 May 2004	22 May 2009	Manmohan I
					Minister of Water Resources	28 May 2009	31 May 2009	Manmohan II
	Ambika Soni		INC	Punjab (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Culture	29 January 2006	22 May 2009	Manmohan I
					Minister of Tourism
					Minister of Information and Broadcasting	28 May 2009	27 October 2012	Manmohan II
	Selja Kumari		INC	Ambala	Minister of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation	28 May 2009	28 October 2012	Manmohan II
					Minister of Tourism	28 May 2009	19 October 2011
					Minister of Culture	19 October 2011	28 October 2012
					Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment	28 October 2012	26 May 2014
	Chandresh Kumari Katoch		INC	Jodhpur	Minister of Culture	28 October 2012	26 May 2014	Manmohan II
	Girija Vyas		INC	Chittorgarh	Minister of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation	17 June 2013	26 May 2014	Manmohan II
	Najma Heptulla		BJP	Madhya Pradesh (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Minority Affairs	27 May 2014	12 July 2016	Modi I
	Maneka Gandhi		BJP	Pilibhit	Minister of Women and Child Development	27 May 2014	30 May 2019	Modi I
	Harsimrat Kaur Badal		SAD	Bathinda	Minister of Food Processing Industries	27 May 2014	18 September 2020	Modi I
								Modi II
	Smriti Irani		BJP	Gujarat (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Human Resource Development	27 May 2014	5 July 2016	Modi I
					Minister of Textiles	5 July 2016	30 May 2019
					Minister of Information and Broadcasting	18 July 2017	14 May 2018
				Amethi	Minister of Textiles	31 May 2019	7 July 2019	Modi II
					Minister of Women and Child Development	31 May 2019	9 June 2020
	Nirmala Sitharaman		BJP	Karnataka (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Defence	3 September 2017	30 May 2019	Modi I
					Minister of Finance	31 May 2019	Incumbent	Modi II
					Minister of Corporate Affairs

State

  denotes incumbent female ministers.

Image	Minister	Party		Constituency	Position	From	To	Ministry
	Sushila Nayyar		INC	Jhansi	Minister of State for Health	10 April 1962	24 January 1966	Nehru IV
								Nanda I
								Shastri
								Nanda II
					Minister of State for Health and Family Planning	24 January 1966	13 March 1967	Indira I
	Lakshmi N. Menon		INC	Bihar (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of State for External Affairs	16 April 1962	24 January 1966	Nehru IV
								Nanda I
								Shastri
								Nanda II
	Phulrenu Guha		INC	West Bengal (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of State for Social Welfare	13 March 1967	14 February 1969	Indira II
			INC(R)		Minister of State for Law and Social Welfare	14 February 1969	26 June 1970
	Nandini Satpathy		INC(R)	Orissa (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of State without portfolio	26 June 1970	18 March 1971	Indira II
					Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting	18 March 1971	14 June 1972	Indira III
	Sarojini Mahishi		INC(R)	Dharwad North	Minister of State for Tourism and Civil Aviation	2 May 1971	10 October 1974	Indira III
					Minister of State for Law, Justice and Company Affairs	10 October 1974	3 January 1976
	Abha Maiti		JP	Panskura	Minister of State for Industry	14 August 1977	28 July 1979	Desai
	Renuka Devi Barkataki		JP	Gauhati	Minister of State for Education, Culture and Social Welfare	16 August 1977	28 July 1979	Desai
	Rashida Haque Choudhury		INC(U)	Silchar	Minister of State for Education, Culture and Social Welfare	30 July 1979	24 August 1979	Charan
					Minister of State for Education and Culture	24 August 1979	14 January 1980
	Sheila Kaul		INC(I)	Lucknow	Minister of State for Culture and Social Welfare	19 October 1980	8 August 1981	Indira IV
					Minister of State for Education	24 November 1980	8 August 1981
					Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Education, Culture and Social Welfare	8 August 1981	31 December 1984
								Rajiv I
	Ram Dulari Sinha		INC(I)	Sheohar	Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting	8 June 1980	19 October 1980	Indira IV
					Minister of State for Labour and Rehabilitation	19 October 1980	15 January 1982
					Minister of State for Industry	15 January 1982	14 February 1983
					Minister of State for Steel and Mines
					Minister of State for Commerce	14 February 1983	7 February 1984
					Minister of State for Home Affairs	7 February 1984	25 September 1985
								Rajiv I
								Rajiv II
					Minister of State for Steel and Mines	25 September 1985	14 February 1988
	Mohsina Kidwai		INC(I)	Meerut	Minister of State for Labour and Rehabilitation	11 September 1982	29 January 1983	Indira IV
					Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare	29 January 1983	2 August 1984
					Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Rural Development	2 August 1984	31 December 1984
								Rajiv I
	Maragatham Chandrasekar		INC(I)	Nominated (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Women and Social Welfare	31 December 1984	25 September 1985	Rajiv II
	Margaret Alva		INC(I)	Karnataka (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs	31 December 1984	25 September 1985	Rajiv II
					Minister of State for Human Resource Development (in Department of Women and Child Development and Youth Affairs and Sports)	25 September 1985	2 December 1989
					Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions	21 May 1991	16 May 1995	Rao
					Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs	19 January 1993	16 May 1996
	Rajendra Kumari Bajpai		INC(I)	Sitapur	Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Welfare	25 September 1985	2 December 1989	Rajiv II
	Sushila Rohatgi		INC(I)	Uttar Pradesh (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of State for Human Resource Development (in Department of Education and Culture)	25 September 1985	12 May 1986	Rajiv II
					Minister of State for Energy (in Department of Power)	12 May 1986	9 May 1988
					Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas	24 June 1986	22 October 1986
	Sheila Dikshit		INC(I)	Kannauj	Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs	12 May 1986	2 December 1989	Rajiv II
					Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office	25 June 1986	2 December 1989
	Krishna Sahi		INC(I)	Begusarai	Minister of State for Human Resource Development (in Department of Education and Culture)	12 May 1986	14 February 1988	Rajiv II
					Minister of State for Water Resources	14 February 1988	4 July 1989
					Minister of State for Human Resource Development (in Department of Culture)	4 July 1989	2 December 1989
					Minister of State for Industry (in Department of Industrial Development)	2 July 1992	15 September 1995	Rao
					Minister of State for Heavy Industries	19 February 1993	15 September 1995
					Minister of State for Civil Supplies, Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution	15 September 1995	16 May 1996
	Sumati Oraon		INC(I)	Lohardaga	Minister of State for Environment and Forests	4 July 1989	2 December 1989	Rajiv II
	Maneka Gandhi		JD	Pilibhit	Minister of State for Environment and Forests	6 December 1989	6 November 1990	Vishwanath
					Minister of State for Programme Implementation	20 January 1990	23 April 1990
			SJP(R)		Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Environment and Forests	21 November 1990	21 June 1991	Chandra Shekhar
			IND		Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Welfare	19 March 1998	23 May 1998	Vajpayee II
					Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Social Justice and Empowerment	23 May 1998	13 October 1999
						13 October 1999	1 September 2001	Vajpayee III
					Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Culture	1 September 2001	18 November 2001
					Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Statistics and Programme Implementation	18 November 2001	1 July 2002
	Usha Sinha		SJP(R)	Vaishali	Minister of State for Tourism	21 November 1990	10 April 1991	Chandra Shekhar
	Mamata Banerjee		INC(I)	Calcutta South	Minister of State for Human Resource Development (in Department of Youth Affairs and Sports)	21 June 1991	17 January 1993	Rao
					Minister of State for Human Resource Development (in Department of Women and Child Development)	26 June 1991	17 January 1993
	Taradevi Siddhartha		INC(I)	Chikmagalur	Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare	26 June 1991	18 January 1993	Rao
	Basavarajeshwari		INC(I)	Bellary	Minister of State for Human Resource Development (in Department of Women and Child Development)	19 January 1993	15 September 1995	Rao
	Sukhbans Kaur Bhinder		INC(I)	Gurdaspur	Minister of State for Civil Aviation and Tourism (in Department of Tourism)	2 July 1992	16 May 1996	Rao
	Urmilaben Chimanbhai Patel		INC(I)	Gujarat (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of State for Power	10 February 1995	16 May 1996	Rao
	Selja Kumari		INC(I)	Sirsa	Minister of State for Human Resource Development (in Department of Education and Culture)	15 September 1995	16 May 1996	Rao
			INC		Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Urban Employment and Poverty Allevation	23 May 2004	1 June 2006	Manmohan I
					Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation	1 June 2006	22 May 2009
	Vimla Verma		INC(I)	Seoni	Minister of State for Human Resource Development (in Department of Women and Child Development)	15 September 1995	16 May 1996	Rao
	Kanti Singh		JD	Bikramganj	Minister of State for Human Resource Development	1 June 1996	29 June 1996	Deve Gowda
					Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Coal	29 June 1996	21 April 1997
						21 April 1997	10 January 1998	Gujral
			RJD	Arrah	Minister of State for Human Resource Development	23 May 2004	29 January 2006	Manmohan I
					Minister of State in the Ministry of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises (in Department of Heavy Industries)	29 January 2006	6 April 2008
					Minister of State for Tourism	6 April 2008	22 May 2009
					Minister of State for Culture
	Renuka Chowdhury		TDP	Andhra Pradesh (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare	9 June 1997	19 March 1998	Gujral
			INC	Khammam	Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Tourism	23 May 2004	29 January 2006	Manmohan I
					Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Women and Child Development	29 January 2006	22 May 2009
	Jayanthi Natarajan		TMC(M)	Tamil Nadu (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of State for Civil Aviation	9 June 1997	19 March 1998	Gujral
					Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs
					Minister of State for Coal	10 January 1998	19 March 1998
			INC		Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Environment and Forests	12 July 2011	21 December 2013	Manmohan II
	Kamala Sinha		JD	Bihar (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of State for External Affairs	9 June 1997	19 March 1998	Gujral
	Ratnamala Savanur		JD	Chikkodi	Minister of State for Planning and Programme Implementation	9 June 1997	19 March 1998	Gujral
	Uma Bharti		BJP	Khajuraho	Minister of State for Human Resource Development	19 March 1998	13 October 1999	Vajpayee II
					Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Youth Affairs, Sports, Women and Child Development	1 March 1999	13 October 1999
				Bhopal	Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Tourism	13 October 1999	2 February 2000	Vajpayee III
	Vasundhara Raje		BJP	Jhalawar	Minister of State for External Affairs	20 October 1998	13 October 1999	Vajpayee II
					Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions	9 April 1999	13 October 1999
						13 October 1999	22 November 1999	Vajpayee III
					Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Small Scale Industries, Agro and Rural Industries	13 October 1999	1 September 2001
					Minister of State in the Department of Atomic Energy and Department of Space	13 October 1999	29 January 2003
					Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Small Scale Industries	1 September 2001	29 January 2003
					Minister of State for Personnel, Training, Pensions, Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances
					Minister of State for Planning	2 November 2001	29 January 2003
	Bijoya Chakravarty		BJP	Gauhati	Minister of State for Water Resources	13 October 1999	22 May 2004	Vajpayee III
	Sumitra Mahajan		BJP	Indore	Minister of State for Human Resource Development	13 October 1999	1 July 2002	Vajpayee III
					Minister of State for Communications and Information Technology	1 July 2002	24 May 2003
					Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas	24 May 2003	22 May 2004
	Jayawantiben Mehta		BJP	Mumbai South	Minister of State for Power	13 October 1999	22 May 2004	Vajpayee III
	Rita Verma		BJP	Dhanbad	Minister of State for Mines and Minerals	13 October 1999	27 May 2000	Vajpayee III
					MInister of State for Health and Family Welfare	27 May 2000	30 September 2000
					Minister of State for Rural Development	30 September 2000	1 September 2001
					Minister of State for Human Resource Development	1 September 2001	29 January 2003
	Jaskaur Meena		BJP	Sawai Madhopur	Minister of State for Human Resource Development	29 January 2003	22 May 2004	Vajpayee III
	Bhavna Chikhalia		BJP	Junagadh	Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs	29 January 2003	22 May 2004	Vajpayee III
					Minister of State for Tourism and Culture
	Panabaka Lakshmi		INC	Nellore	Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare	23 May 2004	29 March 2009	Manmohan I
					Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Health and Family Welfare	29 March 2009	22 May 2009
				Bapatla	Minister of State for Textiles	28 May 2009	30 October 2012	Manmohan II
					Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas	30 October 2012	26 May 2014
					Minister of State for Textiles	5 March 2013	26 May 2014
	Suryakanta Patil		NCP	Hingoli	Minister of State for Rural Development	23 May 2004	22 May 2009	Manmohan I
					Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs
	Subbulakshmi Jagadeesan		DMK	Tiruchengode	Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment	23 May 2004	22 May 2009	Manmohan I
	Daggubati Purandeswari		INC	Bapatla	Minister of State for Human Resource Development	29 January 2006	22 May 2009	Manmohan I
				Visakhapatnam		28 May 2009	28 October 2012	Manmohan II
					Minister of State for Commerce and Industry	28 October 2012	11 March 2014
	V. Radhika Selvi		DMK	Tiruchendur	Minister of State for Home Affairs	18 May 2007	22 May 2009	Manmohan I
	Krishna Tirath		INC	North West Delhi	Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Women and Child Development	28 May 2009	26 May 2014	Manmohan II
	Preneet Kaur		INC	Patiala	Minister of State for External Affairs	28 May 2009	26 May 2014	Manmohan II
	Agatha Sangma		NCP	Tura	Minister of State for Rural Development	28 May 2009	27 October 2012	Manmohan II
	Ranee Narah		INC	Lakhimpur	Minister of State for Tribal Affairs	28 October 2012	26 May 2014	Manmohan II
	Killi Krupa Rani		INC	Srikakulam	Minister of State for Communications and Information Technology	28 October 2012	26 May 2014	Manmohan II
	Deepa Dasmunsi		INC	Raiganj	Minister of State for Urban Development	28 October 2012	26 May 2014	Manmohan II
	Santosh Chowdhary		INC	Hoshiarpur	Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare	17 June 2013	26 May 2014	Manmohan II
	Nirmala Sitharaman		BJP	Karnataka (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Commerce and Industry	27 May 2014	3 September 2017	Modi I
					Minister of State for Finance	27 May 2014	9 November 2014
					Minister of State for Corporate Affairs
	Niranjan Jyoti		BJP	Fatehpur	Minister of State for Food Processing Industries	9 November 2014	30 May 2019	Modi I
					Minister of State for Rural Development	31 May 2019	Incumbent	Modi II
					Minister of State for Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution	7 July 2021	Incumbent
	Krishna Raj		BJP	Shahjahanpur	Minister of State for Women and Child Development	5 July 2016	3 September 2017	Modi I
					Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare	3 September 2017	30 May 2019
	Anupriya Patel		AD(S)	Mirzapur	Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare	5 July 2016	30 May 2019	Modi I
					Minister of State for Commerce and Industry	7 July 2021	Incumbent	Modi II
	Renuka Singh Saruta		BJP	Sarguja	Minister of State for Tribal Affairs	31 May 2019	7 December 2023	Modi II
	Debasree Chaudhuri		BJP	Raiganj	Minister of State for Women and Child Development	31 May 2019	7 July 2021	Modi II
	Darshana Jardosh		BJP	Surat	Minister of State for Railways	7 July 2021	Incumbent	Modi II
					Minister of State for Textiles
	Meenakshi Lekhi		BJP	New Delhi	Minister of State for External Affairs	7 July 2021	Incumbent	Modi II
					Minister of State for Culture
	Annpurna Devi		BJP	Kodarma	Minister of State for Education	7 July 2021	Incumbent	Modi II
	Shobha Karandlaje		BJP	Udupi Chikmagalur	Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare	7 July 2021	Incumbent	Modi II
					Minister of State for Food Processing Industries	7 December 2023	Incumbent
	Pratima Bhoumik		BJP	Tripura West	Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment	7 July 2021	Incumbent	Modi II
	Bharati Pawar		BJP	Dindori	Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare	7 July 2021	Incumbent	Modi II
					Minister of State for Tribal Affairs	7 December 2023	Incumbent

Deputy

Image	Minister	Party		Constituency	Position	From	To	Ministry
	Maragatham Chandrasekar		INC	Tiruvallur	Deputy Minister for Health	12 August 1952	16 May 1957	Nehru II
				Mayiladuthurai	Deputy Minister for Home Affairs	8 May 1962	9 June 1964	Nehru IV
								Nanda I
					Deputy Minister for Social Security	15 June 1964	11 January 1966	Shastri
					Deputy Minister for Social Welfare	24 January 1966	13 March 1967	Indira I
	Lakshmi N. Menon		INC	Bihar (Rajya Sabha)	Deputy Minister for External Affairs	17 April 1957	10 April 1962	Nehru III
	Violet Alva		INC	Mysore (Rajya Sabha)	Deputy Minister for Home Affairs	23 April 1957	10 April 1962	Nehru III
	Tarkeshwari Sinha		INC	Barh	Deputy Minister for Economic Affairs	2 April 1958	10 May 1958	Nehru III
					Deputy Minister for Finance	10 May 1958	9 June 1964
								Nehru IV
								Nanda I
	T. S. Soundaram		INC	Dindigul	Deputy Minister for Education	16 May 1962	13 March 1967	Nehru IV
								Nanda I
								Shastri
								Nanda II
								Indira I
	Nandini Satpathy		INC	Orissa (Rajya Sabha)	Deputy Minister for Information and Broadcasting	29 January 1966	13 March 1967	Indira I
					Deputy Minister without portfolio	14 February 1969	26 June 1970
	Jahanara Jaipal Singh		INC	Bihar (Rajya Sabha)	Deputy Minister for Transport and Civil Aviation	15 February 1966	13 March 1967	Indira I
					Deputy Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation	18 March 1967	14 February 1969	Indira II
			INC(R)		Deputy Minister for Education and Youth Services	14 February 1969	27 June 1970
	Sarojini Mahishi		INC	Dharwad North	Deputy Minister attached to the Prime Minister	18 March 1967	14 February 1969	Indira II
			INC(R)		Deputy Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation	14 February 1969	2 May 1971
								Indira III
	Sushila Rohatgi		INC(R)	Bilhaur	Deputy Minister for Finance	2 May 1971	24 March 1977	Indira III
	Kumudben Joshi		INC(I)	Gujarat (Rajya Sabha)	Deputy Minister for Information and Broadcasting	19 October 1980	15 January 1982	Indira IV
					Deputy Minister for Health and Family Welfare	15 January 1982	31 December 1984
								Rajiv I
	Kamla Kumari		INC(I)	Palamu	Deputy Minister for Agriculture	19 October 1980	29 January 1983	Indira IV
					Deputy Minister for Rural Reconstruction	24 November 1980	29 January 1983
	Sumati Oraon		INC(I)	Lohardaga	Deputy Minister of Welfare	14 February 1988	4 July 1989	Rajiv II
	Usha Sinha		JD	Vaishali	Deputy Minister of Welfare (in Department of Women and Child Development)	23 April 1990	5 November 1990	Vishwanath
	Girija Vyas		INC(I)	Udaipur	Deputy Minister for Information and Broadcasting	21 June 1991	17 January 1993	Rao
	Kamala Kumari Karredula		INC(I)	Bhadrachalam	Deputy Minister of Welfare	21 June 1991	17 January 1993	Rao
	Selja Kumari		INC(I)	Sirsa	Deputy Minister for Human Resource Development (in Department of Education and Culture)	2 July 1992	15 September 1995	Rao

Female speakers

Parliament

Speakers of Lok Sabha

No.	Portrait	Name (birth–death)	Constituency	Assumed office	Left office	Tenure	Political party
1		Meira Kumar (born 1945)	Sasaram	4 June 2009	18 May 2014	4 years, 348 days		Indian National Congress
2		Sumitra Mahajan (born 1943)	Indore	6 June 2014	17 June 2019	5 years, 11 days		Bharatiya Janata Party

Deputy Chairpersons of Rajya Sabha

No.	Portrait	Name (birth–death)	Constituency	Assumed office	Left office	Tenure	Political party
1		Violet Alva (1908–1969)	Mysore	19 April 1962	2 April 1966	3 years, 348 days		Indian National Congress
			Karnataka	7 April 1966	16 November 1969	3 years, 223 days
2		Najma Heptulla (born 1940)	Maharashtra	25 January 1985	20 January 1986	360 days		Indian National Congress (Indira)
				18 November 1988	4 July 1992	3 years, 229 days
				10 July 1992	4 July 1998	5 years, 359 days		Indian National Congress
				9 July 1998	10 June 2004	5 years, 337 days
3		Pratibha Patil (born 1934)	Maharashtra	18 November 1986	5 November 1988	1 year, 353 days		Indian National Congress (Indira)

Legislative Assemblies

Speakers

No.	Portrait	Name (birth–death)	State	Constituency	Assumed office	Left office	Tenure	Political party
		Shanno Devi (1901–1978)	Haryana	Jagadhri	6 December 1966	17 March 1967	101 days		Indian National Congress
		Vidya Stokes (born 1927)	Himachal Pradesh	Theog	11 March 1985	19 March 1990	5 years, 8 days		Indian National Congress
		K. Pratibha Bharati (born 1956)	Andhra Pradesh	Etcherla	11 November 1999	30 May 2004	4 years, 201 days		Telugu Desam Party
		Sumitra Singh (born 1930)	Rajasthan	Jhunjhunu	16 January 2004	1 January 2009	4 years, 351 days		Bharatiya Janata Party
		Nimaben Acharya (born 1947)	Gujarat	Bhuj	27 September 2021	10 December 2022	1 year, 74 days		Bharatiya Janata Party
		Ritu Khanduri Bhushan (born 1965)	Uttarakhand	Kotdwar	26 March 2022	Incumbent	2 years, 252 days		Bharatiya Janata Party
		Pramila Mallik	Odisha	Binjharpur	22 September 2023	Incumbent	1 year, 72 days		Biju Janata Dal

Deputy Speakers

No.	Portrait	Name (birth–death)	State	Constituency	Assumed office	Left office	Tenure	Political party
		K. O. Aysha Bai (1926–2005)	Kerala	Kayamkulam	6 May 1957	31 July 1959	2 years, 86 days		Communist Party of India
		A. Nafeesath Beevi (1924–2015)	Kerala	Alappuzha	15 March 1960	10 September 1964	4 years, 179 days		Indian National Congress
		T. N. Sadalakshmi (1928–2004)	Andhra Pradesh	Kamareddy	15 March 1960	1 March 1962	1 year, 351 days		Indian National Congress
		Shanno Devi (1901–1978)	Punjab	Amritsar City West	20 March 1951	26 March 1951	6 days		Indian National Congress
				Jagadhri	19 March 1962	31 October 1966	4 years, 261 days
			Haryana		1 November 1966	5 December 1966
		Lekhwati Jain	Haryana	Ambala City	22 July 1968	21 January 1972	3 years, 183 days		Indian National Congress
					5 April 1972	30 April 1977	5 years, 25 days
		Renupoma Rajkhowa (born 1955)	Assam	Teok	14 May 1999	17 May 2001	2 years, 3 days		Asom Gana Parishad
		Krishna Tirath (born 1955)	Delhi	Baljit Nagar	23 December 2003	28 June 2004	188 days		Indian National Congress
		Victoria Fernandes (born 1934)	Goa	St. Cruz	8 July 2005	8 June 2007	1 year, 335 days		Indian National Congress
		Pranati Phukan (born 1963)	Assam	Naharkatia	31 May 2006	16 May 2011	4 years, 350 days		Indian National Congress
		Gummadi Kuthuhalamma (1949–2023)	Andhra Pradesh	Gangadhara Nellore	24 July 2007	19 May 2009	1 year, 299 days		Indian National Congress
		Vijaya Barthwal (born 1952)	Uttarakhand	Yamkeshwar	20 December 2008	27 June 2009	189 days		Bharatiya Janata Party
		Sonali Guha (born 1968)	West Bengal	Satgachhia	17 June 2011	23 June 2016	5 years, 6 days		All India Trinamool Congress
		Bandana Kumari (born 1974)	Delhi	Shalimar Bagh	23 February 2015	4 June 2016	1 year, 102 days		Aam Aadmi Party
		Rakhi Birla (born 1987)	Delhi	Mangol Puri	10 June 2016	11 February 2020	3 years, 246 days		Aam Aadmi Party
					26 February 2020	Incumbent	4 years, 281 days

• Kiran Choudhry: Delhi

Female chief justices

Chief Justices of High Courts

Notes

^‡ Promoted as judge of the Supreme Court of India

No.	Portrait	Name (birth–death)	High Court	Assumed office	Left office	Tenure	Appointer (President of India)
1		Leila Seth (1930–2017)	Himachal Pradesh	5 August 1991	20 October 1992	1 year, 76 days	Ramaswamy Venkataraman
2		Kanta Kumari Bhatnagar (1930–2011)	Madras	15 June 1992	14 November 1992	152 days
3		Sujata Manohar (born 1935)	Bombay	15 January 1994	20 April 1994	296 days	Shankar Dayal Sharma
			Kerala	21 April 1994	7 November 1994[‡]
4		K. K. Usha (1939–2020)	Kerala	25 February 2001	3 July 2001	128 days	K. R. Narayanan
		Gyan Sudha Misra (born 1949)	Jharkhand	13 July 2008	29 April 2010	1 year, 290 days	Pratibha Patil
		Rekha Doshit (born 1952)	Patna	21 June 2010	13 December 2014	4 years, 175 days
		Manjula Chellur (born 1955)	Kerala	9 November 2011	26 September 2012	6 years, 25 days
				26 September 2012	5 August 2014		Pranab Mukherjee
			Calcutta	6 August 2014	21 August 2016
			Bombay	22 August 2016	4 December 2017
		T. Meena Kumari (born 1951)	Meghalaya	23 March 2013	3 August 2013	133 days
		R. Banumathi (born 1955)	Jharkhand	16 November 2013	13 August 2014[‡]	270 days
		G. Rohini (born 1955)	Delhi	21 April 2014	13 April 2017	2 years, 357 days
		Indira Banerjee (born 1957)	Madras	5 April 2017	6 August 2018[‡]	1 year, 123 days
		Gita Mittal (born 1958)	Delhi	14 April 2017	10 August 2018	3 years, 238 days
			Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh	11 August 2018	8 December 2020		Ram Nath Kovind
		Vijaya Tahilramani (born 1958)	Bombay	5 December 2017	3 August 2018	1 year, 275 days
			Madras	4 August 2018	6 September 2019
		Abhilasha Kumari (born 1956)	Manipur	9 February 2018	22 February 2018	13 days
		Hima Kohli (born 1959)	Telangana	7 January 2021	30 August 2021[‡]	235 days
		Meenakshi Madan Rai (born 1964)	Sikkim	31 August 2021	11 October 2021	41 days
		Sonia Gokani (born 1961)	Gujarat	13 February 2023	15 February 2023	12 days	Droupadi Murmu
				16 February 2023	25 February 2023
		Sunita Agarwal (born 1966)	Gujarat	23 July 2023	Incumbent	1 year, 133 days

Judges of High Courts

• Meenakshi Madan Rai: Sikkim
• Indira Banerjee: Calcutta, Delhi
• Vijaya Tahilramani: Bombay
• Manjula Chellur: Karnataka
• K. K. Usha: Kerala
• G. Rohini: Andhra Pradesh
• Sonia Gokani: Gujarat
• Gita Mittal: Delhi
• T. Meena Kumari: Andhra Pradesh, Patna

Female, Lok Sabha

1952 to 1980

Party		Portrait	Name	Constituency (State)	Year elected	Year left	Reason
	CPI		Renu Chakravartty	Basirhat (West Bengal)	1952	1962	Transferred constituency
				Barrackpore (West Bengal)	1962	1967	Defeated
	INC		Maragatham Chandrasekar	Tiruvallur (Tamil Nadu)	1952	1957	Did not contest
				Mayuram (Tamil Nadu)	1962	1967	Defeated
	INC(I)			Sriperumbudur (Tamil Nadu)	1984	1996	Retired
	INC		Ganga Devi	Lucknow District cum Barabanki District (Uttar Pradesh)	1952	1957	Transferred constituency
				Unnao (Uttar Pradesh)	1957	1962	Transferred constituency
				Mohanlalganj (Uttar Pradesh)	1962	1977	Left party
	INC(R)				1977	1977	Defeated
	INC		Subhadra Joshi	Karnal (Punjab)	1952	1957	Transferred constituency
				Ambala (Punjab)	1957	1962	Transferred constituency
				Balrampur (Uttar Pradesh)	1962	1967	Defeated
				Chandni Chowk (Delhi)	1971	1977	Defeated
	INC		Anasuyabai Kale	Nagpur (Bombay)	1952	1959	Died
	INC		Amrit Kaur	Mandi–Mahasu (Himachal Pradesh)	1952	1957	Retired
	INC		Bonily Khongmen	Autonomous District (Assam)	1952	1957	Retired
	KMPP		Sucheta Kripalani	New Delhi (Delhi)	1952	1957	Left party
	INC				1957	1961	Resigned
				Gonda (Uttar Pradesh)	1967	1971	Retired
	IND		Annie Mascarene	Trivandrum (Kerala)	1952	1957	Defeated
	INC		Indira Anant Maydeo	Poona South (Bombay)	1952	1957	Retired
	HM		Shakuntala Nayar	Gonda (Uttar Pradesh)	1952	1957	Did not contest
	ABJS			Kaiserganj (Uttar Pradesh)	1967	1977	Retired
	INC		Uma Nehru	Sitapur (Uttar Pradesh)	1952	1962	Retired
	INC		Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit	Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh)	1952	1955	Resigned
				Phulpur (Uttar Pradesh)	1964	1969	Resigned
	INC		Maniben Patel	Kaira South (Gujarat)	1952	1957	Transferred constituency
				Anand (Gujarat)	1957	1962	Defeated
	INC(O)			Sabarkantha (Gujarat)	1973	1977	Transferred constituency
	JP			Mehsana (Gujarat)	1977	1980	Retired
	INC		Jayashri Raiji	Bombay Suburban (Bombay)	1952	1957	Retired
	INC		Sushama Sen	Bhagalpur South	1952	1957	Retired
	IND		Kamalendumati Shah	Garhwal Distt. (West) cum Tehri Garhwal Distt. cum Bijnor Distt. (North) (Uttar Pradesh)	1952	1957	Retired
	INC		Tarkeshwari Sinha	Patna East (Bihar)	1952	1957	Transferred constituency
				Barh (Bihar)	1957	1971	Defeated
	INC		Ammu Swaminathan	Dindigul (Madras)	1952	1957	Retired
	INC		Ansuyabai Borkar	Bhandara (Madhya Pradesh)	1955	1957	Retired
	INC		Ila Pal Choudhury	Nabadwip (West Bengal)	1955	1962	Defeated
				Krishnanagar (West Bengal)	1968	1971	Defeated
	INC		Minimata Agam Dass Guru	Bilaspur Durg Raipur (Madhya Pradesh)	1955	1957	Transferred constituency
				Baloda Bazar (Madhya Pradesh)	1957	1967	Transferred constituency
				Janjgir (Madhya Pradesh)	1967	1971	Left party
	INC(R)				1971	1973	Died
	INC		Sheorajvati Nehru	Lucknow District (Central) (Uttar Pradesh)	1955	1957	Retired
	INC		Sushila Ganesh Mavalankar	Ahmedabad (Gujarat)	1956	1957	Retired
	INC		Mofida Ahmed	Jorhat (Assam)	1957	1962	Defeated
	INC		Keshar Kumari Devi	Raipur (Madhya Pradesh)	1957	1963	Death
	INC		Shakuntala Devi	Banka (Bihar)	1957	1967	Defeated
	CPI		Parvathi Krishnan	Coimbatore Lok Sabha constituency (Tamil Nadu)	1957	1962	Defeated
					1974	1980	Defeated
	INC		Sangam Laxmi Bai	Vicarabad (Andhra Pradesh)	1957	1967	Transferred constituency
				Medak (Andhra Pradesh)	1967	1971	Retired
	INC		Sushila Nayyar	Jhansi (Uttar Pradesh)	1957	1971	Defeated
	JP				1977	1980	Defeated
	INC		Sahodrabai Rai	Sagar (Madhya Pradesh)	1957	1962	Transferred constituency
				Damoh (Madhya Pradesh)	1962	1967	Transferred constituency
				Sagar (Madhya Pradesh)	1971	1977	Defeated
	INC(I)				1980	1981	Death
	INC		Renuka Ray	Malda (West Bengal)	1957	1967	Retired
	INC		Satyabhama Devi	Jehanabad (Bihar)	1957	1967	Defeated
	INC		Vijaya Raje Scindia	Guna (Madhya Pradesh)	1957	1962	Transferred constituency
				Gwalior (Madhya Pradesh)	1962	1967	Left party
	SWA			Guna (Madhya Pradesh)	1967	1967	Resigned
	BJP			Bhind (Madhya Pradesh)	1971	1977	Did not contest
				Guna (Madhya Pradesh)	1989	1999	Retired
	INC		Jayaben Shah	Amreli (Gujarat)	1957	1971	Retired
	INC		Maimoona Sultan	Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh)	1957	1967	Defeated
	INC		Mothey Vedakumari	1957	1962	Defeated
	CNSPJP		Vijaya Raje	Chatra (Bihar)	1957	1962	Left party
	SWA				1962	1967	Left party
	IND				1967	1971	Defeated
	INC		Renuka Devi Barkataki	Barpeta (Assam)	1962	1967	Did not contest
	JP			Gauhati (Assam)	1977	1980	Defeated
	INC		Jyotsna Chanda	Cachar (Assam)	1962	1971	Died
	INC		Kamla Chaudhry	Hapur (Uttar Pradesh)	1962	1967	Defeated
	INC		Zohraben Chavda	Banaskantha (Gujarat)	1962	1967	Defeated
	SWA		Rajmata Gayatri Devi	Jaipur (Rajasthan)	1962	1977	Retired
	INC		Jamuna Devi	Jhabua (Madhya Pradesh)	1962	1967	Retired
	INC		Lakshmi Kantamma	Khammam (Andhra Pradesh)	1962	1977	Retired
	SWA		Basant Kunwari	Kaisarganj (Uttar Pradesh)	1962	1967	Defeated
	INC		Sarojini Mahishi	Dharwad North (Karnataka)	1962	1980	Left party
	SWA		Shashank Manjari	Palamau (Bihar)	1962	1967	Retired
	INC		Sharda Mukherjee	Ratnagiri (Maharashtra)	1962	1971	Retired
	INC		Savitri Nigam	Banda (Uttar Pradesh)	1962	1967	Defeated
	INC		Yasoda Reddy	Kurnool (Andhra Pradesh)	1962	1967	Retired
	INC		Ram Dulari Sinha	Patna (Bihar)	1962	1967	Defeated
	INC(I)			Sheohar (Bihar)	1980	1989	Retired
	INC		T. S. Soundaram	Dindigul (Madras)	1962	1967	Defeated
	CPI		Viramachaneni Vimla Devi	Eluru (Andhra Pradesh)	1962	1967	Defeated
	INC		Shyamkumari Devi	Raipur (Madhya Pradesh)	1963	1967	Retired
	INC		G. M. (Tai) Kannamwar	Chanda (Maharashtra)	1964	1967	Defeated
	INC		Vimal Punjab Deshmukh	Amravati (Maharashtra)	1965	1967	Retired
	PWPI		Maharani Vijayamala Rajaram Chhatrapati Bhonsle	Hatkanangale (Maharashtra)	1967	1971	Retired
	IND		Maitreyee Bose	Darjeeling (West Bengal)	1967	1971	Defeated
	INC		Padmawati Devi	Rajnandgaon (Madhya Pradesh)	1967	1971	Retired
	INC		Rajni Gandha Devi	Raigarh (Madhya Pradesh)	1967	1971	Retired
	INC		Indira Gandhi	Raebareli (Uttar Pradesh)	1967	1971	Left party
	INC(R)				1971	1975	Disqualified
	INC(I)			Chikmagalur (Karnataka)	1978	1980	Transferred constituency
				Medak (Andhra Pradesh)	1980	1984	Died
	INC		Girja Kumari	Shahdol (Madhya Pradesh)	1967	1971	Defeated
	CPI(M)		Susheela Gopalan	Ambalappuzha (Kerala)	1967	1971	Defeated
				Alleppey (Kerala)	1980	1984	Defeated
				Chirayinkil (Kerala)	1991	1996	Retired
	INC		Kamla Kumari	Palamau (Bihar)	1967	1977	Defeated
	INC(I)				1980	1989	Defeated
	INC		Mohinder Kaur	Patiala (Punjab)	1967	1971	Retired
	AD(S)		Nirlep Kaur	Sangrur (Punjab)	1967	1971	Retired
	INC		B. Radhabai Ananda Rao	Bhadrachalam (Andhra Pradesh)	1967	1980	Party renamed
	INC(I)				1980	1984	Defeated
	INC		V. Sudha Reddy	Madhugiri (Mysore)	1967	1971	Retired
	INC		Sushila Rohatgi	Bilhaur (Uttar Pradesh)	1967	1977	Defeated
	INC		Uma Roy	Malda (West Bengal)	1967	1971	Defeated
	INC		Savitri Shyam	Aonla (Uttar Pradesh)	1967	1977	Defeated
	INC		Tara Govind Sapre	Bombay North East	1967	1971	Retired
	INC		Mukul Banerjee	New Delhi (Delhi)	1971	1977	Retired
	CPI(M)		Bibha Ghosh Goswami	Nabadwip (West Bengal)	1971	1989	Retired
	IND		Marjorie Godfrey	Anglo–Indian (Nominated)	1971	1977	Retired
	INC		V. Jeyalakshmi	Sivakasi (Tamil Nadu)	1971	1980	Defeated
	INC		Sheila Kaul	Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh)	1971	1977	Defeated
	INC(I)				1980	1989	Transferred constituency
				Raebareli (Uttar Pradesh)	1989	1995	Resigned
	IND		Rajmata Krishna Kumari	1971	1977	Retired
	CPI		Bhargavi Thankappan	Adoor (Kerala)	1971	1977	Retired
	INC		Maya Ray	Raiganj (West Bengal)	1971	1977	Retired
	INC(I)		Premala Chavan	Karad (Maharashtra)	1973	1980	Did not contest
					1984	1991	Retired
	CPI		Roza Vidyadhar Deshpande	Bombay Central (Maharashtra)	1973	1977	Retired
	JKNC		Begum Akbar Jehan Abdullah	Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir)	1977	1980	Did not contest
				Anantnag (Jammu and Kashmir)	1984	1989	Retired
	JP		Kamala Bahuguna	Phulpur (Uttar Pradesh)	1977	1980	Defeated
	JP		Chandrawati	Bhiwani (Haryana)	1977	1980	Defeated
	INC		Rashida Haque Choudhury	Silchar (Assam)	1977	1979	Left party
	INC(U)				1979	1980	Defeated
	INC		Parvati Devi	Ladakh (Jammu and Kashmir)	1977	1980	Retired
	BLD		Shanti Devi	Sambhal (Uttar Pradesh)	1977	1980	Left party and defeated
	INC(I)				1984	1989	Defeated
	JP		Mrinal Gore	Bombay North (Maharashtra)	1977	1980	Left party and defeated
	JP		Abha Maiti	Panskura (West Bengal)	1977	1980	Defeated
	CPI(M)		Ahilya Rangnekar	Bombay North Central (Maharashtra)	1977	1980	Defeated
	UDF		Rano M. Shaiza	Nagaland (Nagaland)	1977	1980	Retired
	INC(I)		Mohsina Kidwai	Azamgarh (Uttar Pradesh)	1978	1980	Transferred constituency
				Meerut (Uttar Pradesh)	1980	1989	Defeated

1980 to 1991

Party		Portrait	Name	Constituency (State)	Year elected	Year left	Reason
	INC(I)		Rajendra Kumari Bajpai	Sitapur (Uttar Pradesh)	1980	1991	Defeated
	INC(I)		Gurbinder Kaur Brar	Faridkot (Punjab)	1980	1984	Retired
	INC(I)		Vidyawati Chaturvedi	Khajuraho (Madhya Pradesh)	1980	1989	Defeated
	INC(I)		Chennupati Vidya	Vijayawada (Andhra Pradesh)	1980	1984	Defeated
					1989	1991	Defeated
	INC(I)		Usha Choudhari	Amravati (Maharashtra)	1980	1989	Defeated
	JP		Pramila Dandavate	Mumbai North Central (Maharashtra)	1980	1984	Defeated
	JD(S)		Gayatri Devi	Kairana (Uttar Pradesh)	1980	1984	Retired
	JD(S)		Indra Kumari	Aligarh (Uttar Pradesh)	1980	1984	Left party and defeated
	INC(I)		Kailash Pati	Mohanlalganj (Uttar Pradesh)	1980	1984	Retired
	INC(I)		Kesharbai Kshirsagar	Beed (Maharashtra)	1980	1989	Defeated
					1991	1996	Defeated
	CPI		Geeta Mukherjee	Panskura (West Bengal)	1980	2000	Died
	MGP		Sanyogita Rane	Panaji (Goa)	1980	1984	Left party and defeated
	INC(I)		Krishna Sahi	Begusarai (Bihar)	1980	1989	Defeated
	INC(I)		Nirmla Kumari Shaktawat	Chittorgarh (Rajasthan)	1980	1989	Defeated
	INC(I)		Pushpa Devi Singh	Raigarh (Madhya Pradesh)	1980	1989	Defeated
	INC(I)		Madhuri Singh	Purnea (Bihar)	1980	1989	Defeated
	JP		Kishori Sinha	Vaishali (Bihar)	1980	1984	Left party
	INC(I)				1984	1989	Defeated
	INC(I)		Sukhbans Kaur Bhinder	Gurdaspur (Punjab)	1980	1996	Party renamed
	INC				1996	1998	Defeated
	INC(I)		Usha Verma	Kheri (Uttar Pradesh)	1980	1991	Defeated
	INC(I)		Jayanti Patnaik	Cuttack (Odisha)	1980	1989	Defeated
	INC			Berhampur (Odisha)	1998	1999	Defeated
	INC(I)		Begum Abida Ahmed	Bareilly (Uttar Pradesh)	1981	1989	Defeated
	INC(I)		Sumati Oraon	Lohardaga (Bihar)	1982	1991	Defeated
	INC(I)		Shalini Patil	Sangli (Maharashtra)	1983	1984	Retired
	INC(I)		Vyjayanthimala Bali	Chennai South (Tamil Nadu)	1984	1991	Retired
	INC(I)		Mamata Banerjee	Jadavpur (West Bengal)	1984	1989	Defeated
				Calcutta South (West Bengal)	1991	1996	Party renamed
	INC				1996	1998	Left party
	AITC				1998	2009	Constituency renamed
				Kolkata Dakshin (West Bengal)	2009	2011	Resigned
	INC(I)		Basavarajeshwari	Bellary (Karnataka)	1984	1996	Retired
	INC(I)		Indumati Bhattacharya	Hooghly (West Bengal)	1984	1989	Resigned
	INC(I)		Chanra Bhanu Devi	Balia (Bihar)	1984	1989	Defeated
	INC(I)		Sheila Dikshit	Kannauj (Uttar Pradesh)	1984	1989	Defeated
	INC(I)		Phulrenu Guha	Contai (West Bengal)	1984	1989	Retired
	INC(I)		Prabhawati Gupta	Motihari (Bihar)	1984	1989	Defeated
	TDP		N. P. Jhansi Lakshmi	Chittoor (Andhra Pradesh)	1984	1989	Retired
	TDP		T. Kalpana Devi	Warangal (Andhra Pradesh)	1984	1989	Retired
	INC(I)		Chandresh Kumari Katoch	Kangra (Himachal Pradesh)	1984	1989	Defeated
	INC			Jodhpur (Rajasthan)	2009	2014	Defeated
	INC(I)		Sundarwati Nawal Prabhakar	Karol Bagh (Delhi)	1984	1989	Retired
	INC(I)		Ramaben Patel	Rajkot (Gujarat)	1984	1989	Defeated
	INC(I)		Indubala Sukhadia	Udaipur (Rajasthan)	1984	1989	Defeated
	INC(I)		Usha Thakker	Kutch (Gujarat)	1984	1989	Defeated
	INC(I)		Taradevi Siddhartha	Chikmagalur (Karnataka)	1984	1989	Did not contest
					1991	1996	Defeated
	INC(I)		Usha Rani Tomar	Aligarh (Uttar Pradesh)	1984	1989	Defeated
	INC(I)		Chandra Tripathi	Chandauli (Uttar Pradesh)	1984	1989	Died
	INC(I)		Meira Kumar	Bijnor (Uttar Pradesh)	1985	1989	Defeated
	INC			Karol Bagh (Delhi)	1996	1999	Defeated
				Sasaram (Bihar)	2004	2014	Defeated
	SSP		Dil Kumari Bhandari	Sikkim	1985	1989	Did not contest
					1991	1996	Retired
	INC(I)		Manorama Singh	Banka (Bihar)	1986	1989	Defeated
	INC(I)		T. Manemma	Secunderabad (Andhra Pradesh)	1987	1991	Defeated
	CPI(M)		Subhashini Ali	Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh)	1989	1991	Defeated
	BJP		Uma Bharti	Khajuraho (Madhya Pradesh)	1989	1999	Transferred constituency
				Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh)	1999	2003	Resigned
				Jhansi (Uttar Pradesh)	2014	2019	Retired
	CPI(M)		Malini Bhattacharya	Jadavpur (West Bengal)	1989	1996	Defeated
	SAD(M)		Rajinder Kaur Bulara	Ludhiana (Punjab)	1989	1991	Retired
	JD		Maneka Gandhi	Pilibhit (Uttar Pradesh)	1989	1991	Defeated
	IND				1996	2004	Became partisan
	BJP				2004	2009	Transferred constituency
				Aonla (Uttar Pradesh)	2009	2014	Transferred constituency
				Pilibhit (Uttar Pradesh)	2014	2019	Transferred constituency
				Sultanpur (Uttar Pradesh)	2019	2024	Defeated
	INC(I)		Jamuna Juluri	Rajahmundry (Andhra Pradesh)	1989	1991	Defeated
	INC(I)		Kamala Kumari Karredula	Bhadrachalam (Andhra Pradesh)	1989	1996	Defeated
	SAD(M)		Bimal Kaur Khalsa	Ropar (Punjab)	1989	1991	Retired
	INC(I)		Savithri Lakshmanan	Mukundapuram (Kerala)	1989	1996	Retired
	BJP		Sumitra Mahajan	Indore (Madhya Pradesh)	1989	2019	Retired
	BSP		Mayawati	Bijnor (Uttar Pradesh)	1989	1991	Defeated
				Akbarpur (Uttar Pradesh)	1998	2002	Resigned
					2004	2004	Resigned
	BJP		Jayawantiben Mehta	Mumbai North East (Maharashtra)	1989	1991	Defeated
				Mumbai South (Maharashtra)	1996	1998	Defeated
					1999	2004	Defeated
	BJP		Vasundhara Raje	Jhalawar (Rajasthan)	1989	2003	Resigned
	INC(I)		Uma Gajapathi Raju	Visakhapatnam (Andhra Pradesh)	1989	1991	Defeated
	JD		Usha Sinha	Vaishali (Bihar)	1989	1991	Defeated

1991 to 2004

Party		Portrait	Name	Constituency (State)	Year elected	Year left	Reason
	BJP		Bhavna Chikhalia	Junagadh (Gujarat)	1991	2004	Defeated
	BJP		Dipika Chikhlia	Baroda (Gujarat)	1991	1996	Retired
	INC(I)		Santosh Chowdhary	Phillaur (Punjab)	1991	1996	Defeated
	INC				1999	2004	Defeated
				Hoshiarpur (Punjab)	2009	2014	Defeated
	INC(I)		Bibhu Kumari Devi	Tripura East (Tripura)	1991	1996	Retired
	JD		Girija Devi	Maharajganj (Bihar)	1991	1996	Defeated
	JD		Saroj Dubey	Allahabad (Uttar Pradesh)	1991	1996	Defeated
	BJP		Sheela Gautam	Aligarh (Uttar Pradesh)	1991	2004	Defeated
	BJP		Krishnendra Kaur (Deepa)	Bharatpur (Rajasthan)	1991	1996	Retired
	INC(I)		Padmashree Kudumula	Nellore (Andhra Pradesh)	1991	1996	Retired
	BJP		Mahendra Kumari	Alwar (Rajasthan)	1991	1996	Retired
	INC(I)		Selja Kumari	Sirsa (Haryana)	1991	1996	Party renamed
	INC				1996	1998	Defeated
				Ambala (Haryana)	2004	2014	Resigned
				Sirsa (Haryana)	2024		Serving
	INC(I)		Padma	Nagapattinam (Tamil Nadu)	1991	1996	Retired
	INC(I)		Pratibha Patil	Amravati (Maharashtra)	1991	1996	Retired
	INC(I)		Suryakanta Patil	Nanded (Maharashtra)	1991	1996	Did not contest
	INC			Hingoli (Maharashtra)	1998	1999	Defeated
	NCP				2004	2009	Defeated
	AIADMK		K. S. Soundaram	Tiruchengode (Tamil Nadu)	1991	1996	Retired
	INC(I)		Frida Topno	Sundargarh (Odisha)	1991	1996	Party renamed
	INC				1996	1998	Retired
	INC(I)		Chandraprabha Urs	Mysore (Karnataka)	1991	1996	Retired
	INC(I)		Vimla Verma	Seoni (Madhya Pradesh)	1991	1996	Defeated
	INC				1998	1999	Defeated
	BJP		Rita Verma	Dhanbad (Jharkhand)	1991	2004	Defeated
	INC(I)		Girija Vyas	Udaipur (Rajasthan)	1991	1996	Party renamed
	INC				1996	1998	Defeated
					1999	2004	Defeated
				Chittorgarh (Rajasthan)	2009	2014	Defeated
	INC(I)		Sushila Tiriya	Mayurbhanj (Odisha)	1993	1996	Party renamed
	INC				1996	1998	Defeated
	SAP		Lovely Anand	Vaishali (Bihar)	1994	1996	Did not contest
	JD(U)			Sheohar (Bihar)	2024		Serving
	INC		Sheila F. Irani	Anglo–Indian (Nominated)	1995	1996	Retired
	CPI(M)		Sandhya Bauri	Bishnupur (West Bengal)	1996	2004	Retired
	INC		Krishna Bose	Jadavpur (West Bengal)	1996	1998	Left party
	AITC				1998	2004	Defeated
	INC		Nisha Chaudhary	Sabarkantha (Gujarat)	1996	2001	Died
	RJD		Bhagwati Devi	Gaya (Bihar)	1996	1998	Defeated
	SP		Phoolan Devi	Mirzapur (Uttar Pradesh)	1996	1998	Defeated
					1999	2001	Died
	INC		Usha Meena	Sawai Madhopur (Rajasthan)	1996	1999	Defeated
	INC		Alka Nath	Chhindwara (Madhya Pradesh)	1996	1998	Retired
	INC		Chhabila Netam	Kanker (Madhya Pradesh)	1996	1998	Retired
	INC		Begum Noor Bano	Rampur (Uttar Pradesh)	1996	1998	Defeated
					1999	2004	Defeated
	INC		Panabaka Lakshmi	Nellore (Andhra Pradesh)	1996	1999	Defeated
					2004	2009	Transferred constituency
				Bapatla (Andhra Pradesh)	2009	2014	Defeated
	BJP		Rajani Patil	Beed (Maharashtra)	1996	1998	Left party
	BJP		Kamal Rani Varun	Ghatampur (Uttar Pradesh)	1996	1999	Defeated
	INC		Magunta Parvathamma	Ongole (Andhra Pradesh)	1996	1998	Retired
	INC		Hedwig Rego	Anglo–Indian (Nominated)	1996	1998	Retired
	JD		Ratnamala Savanur	Chikkodi (Karnataka)	1996	1998	Retired
	BJP		Maharani Divya Singh	Bharatpur (Rajasthan)	1996	1998	Retired
	INC		Rajkumari Ratna Singh	Pratapgarh (Uttar Pradesh)	1996	1998	Defeated
					1999	2004	Defeated
					2009	2014	Defeated
	JD		Kanti Singh	Bikramganj (Bihar)	1996	1998	Defeated
	RJD				1999	2004	Transferred constituency
				Arrah (Bihar)	2004	2009	Retired
	BJP		Ketki Devi Singh	Gonda (Uttar Pradesh)	1996	1998	Retired
	SP		Subhawati Paswan	Bansgaon (Uttar Pradesh)	1996	1998	Defeated
	BJP		Sushma Swaraj	South Delhi (Delhi)	1996	1999	Resigned
				Vidisha (Madhya Pradesh)	2009	2019	Retired
	TDP		Sarada Tadiparthi	Tenali (Andhra Pradesh)	1996	1998	Defeated
	BJP		Purnima Verma	Mohanlalganj (Uttar Pradesh)	1996	1998	Defeated
	SAD		Satwinder Kaur Dhaliwal	Ropar (Punjab)	1997	1999	Defeated
	INC		Rani Chitralekha Bhonsle	Ramtek	1998	1999	Retired
	SP		Reena Choudhary	Mohanlalganj (Uttar Pradesh)	1998	2004	Retired
	SAP		Beatrix D'Souza	Anglo–Indian (Nominated)	1998	2004	Retired
	BJP		Bhavna Kardam Dave	Surendranagar (Gujarat)	1998	1999	Defeated
	INLD		Kailasho Devi	Kurukshetra (Haryana)	1998	2004	Retired
	SP		Omvati Devi	Bijnor (Uttar Pradesh)	1998	1999	Defeated
	RJD		Rama Devi	Motihari (Bihar)	1998	1999	Defeated
	BJP			Sheohar (Bihar)	2009	2024	Retired
	CPI		Kim Gangte	Outer Manipur (Manipur)	1998	1999	Left party and defeated
	BJP		Abha Mahato	Jamshedpur (Bihar)	1998	2000	State bifurcated
				Jamshedpur (Jharkhand)	2000	2004	Defeated
	RJD		Malti Devi	Nawada (Bihar)	1998	1999	Died
	BJP		Sukhda Misra	Etawah (Uttar Pradesh)	1998	1999	Defeated
	INC		Ranee Narah	Lakhimpur (Assam)	1998	2004	Defeated
					2009	2014	Defeated
	BJP		Ila Pant	Nainital (Uttar Pradesh)	1998	1999	Retired
	CPI(M)		A. K. Premajam	Badagara (Kerala)	1998	2004	Retired
	AIADMK		V. Saroja	Rasipuram (Tamil Nadu)	1998	2004	Retired
	CPI(M)		Minati Sen	Jalpaiguri (West Bengal)	1998	2009	Retired
	BJP		Sangeeta Kumari Singh Deo	Bolangir (Odisha)	1998	2009	Defeated
					2019		Serving
	TDP		Chellamalla Suguna Kumari	Peddapalli (Andhra Pradesh)	1998	2004	Defeated
	BJP		Jayaben Thakkar	Baroda (Gujarat)	1998	2009	Retired
	INC		Prabha Thakur	Ajmer (Rajasthan)	1998	1999	Defeated
	SP		Usha Verma	Hardoi (Uttar Pradesh)	1998	1999	Defeated
					2004	2014	Defeated
	INC		Margaret Alva	Kanara (Karnataka)	1999	2004	Defeated
	BJP		Anita Arya	Karol Bagh (Delhi)	1999	2004	Defeated
	BJP		Jayashree Banerjee	Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh)	1999	2004	Retired
	BJP		Bijoya Chakravarty	Gauhati (Assam)	1999	2004	Defeated
					2009	2019	Retired
	INC		Renuka Chowdhury	Khammam (Andhra Pradesh)	1999	2009	Defeated
	INC		Hema Gamang	Koraput (Odisha)	1999	2004	Retired
	INC		Sonia Gandhi	Amethi (Uttar Pradesh)	1999	2004	Transferred constituency
				Raebareli (Uttar Pradesh)	2004	2006	Resigned
					2006	2024	Resigned
	SS		Bhavana Gawali	Washim (Maharashtra)	1999	2009	Constituency decommissioned
				Yavatmal–Washim (Maharashtra)	2009	2024	Retired
	INC		Preneet Kaur	Patiala (Punjab)	1999	2014	Defeated
					2019	2023	Suspended from party
	IND				2023	2024	Joined BJP and defeated
	NCP		Nivedita Sambhajirao Mane	Ichalkaranji (Maharashtra)	1999	2009	Constituency decommissioned
	BJP		Jaskaur Meena	Sawai Madhopur (Rajasthan)	1999	2004	Defeated
				Dausa (Rajasthan)	2019	2024	Retired
	TDP		Vukkala Rajeswaramma	Nellore (Andhra Pradesh)	1999	2004	Retired
	INC		Prabha Rau	Wardha (Maharashtra)	1999	2004	Defeated
	SP		Sushila Saroj	Misrikh (Uttar Pradesh)	1999	2004	Defeated
				Mohanlalganj (Uttar Pradesh)	2009	2014	Defeated
	SAP		Renu Kumari Singh	Khagaria (Bihar)	1999	2003	Left party
	JD(U)				2003	2004	Defeated
	INC		Shyama Singh	Aurangabad (Bihar)	1999	2004	Retired
	TDP		Dumpa Mary Vijayakumari	Bhadrachalam (Andhra Pradesh)	1999	2004	Retired
	BJP		Sudha Yadav	Mahendragarh (Haryana)	1999	2004	Retired
	BJD		Kumudini Patnaik	Aska (Odisha)	2000	2004	Retired
	INC		Rama Pilot	Dausa (Rajasthan)	2001	2004	Retired
	TDP		Vijaya Kumari Ganti	Amalapuram (Andhra Pradesh)	2002	2004	Retired

2004 to 2014

Party		Portrait	Name	Constituency (State)	Year elected	Year left	Reason
	BJP		Susheela Laxman Bangaru	Jalore (Rajasthan)	2004	2009	Retired
	CPI(M)		Susmita Bauri	Bishnupur (West Bengal)	2004	2014	Defeated
	DMK		M. S. K. Bhavani Rajenthiran	Ramanathapuram (Tamil Nadu)	2004	2009	Retired
	RLD		Anuradha Choudhary	Kairana (Uttar Pradesh)	2004	2009	Transferred constituency and defeated
	INC		Tejashwini Gowda	Kanakapura (Karnataka)	2004	2009	Constituency decommissioned
	SAD		Paramjit Kaur Gulshan	Bathinda (Punjab)	2004	2009	Transferred constituency
				Faridkot (Punjab)	2009	2014	Defeated
	DMK		Subbulakshmi Jagadeesan	Tiruchengode (Tamil Nadu)	2004	2009	Retired
	INC		Sushila Kerketta	Khunti (Jharkhand)	2004	2009	Retired
	BJP		Manorama Madhwaraj	Udupi (Karnataka)	2004	2009	Constituency decommissioned
	BJP		Kiran Maheshwari	Udaipur (Rajasthan)	2004	2009	Retired
	INC		Ingrid Mcleod	Anglo–Indian (Nominated)	2004	2019	Retired
	JKPDP		Mehbooba Mufti	Anantnag (Jammu and Kashmir)	2004	2009	Did not contest
					2014	2016	Resigned
	SP		Jaya Prada	Rampur (Uttar Pradesh)	2004	2014	Left party
	SS		Kalpana Ramesh Narhire	Osmanabad (Maharashtra)	2004	2009	Retired
	BJD		Archana Nayak	Kendrapara (Odisha)	2004	2009	Retired
	BJP		Neeta Pateriya	Seoni (Madhya Pradesh)	2004	2009	Constituency decommissioned
	BJP		Rupatai Patil Nilangekar	Latur (Maharashtra)	2004	2009	Retired
	INC		Daggubati Purandeswari	Bapatla (Andhra Pradesh)	2004	2009	Transferred constituency
				Visakhapatnam (Andhra Pradesh)	2009	2014	Left party
	BJP			Rajahmundry (Andhra Pradesh)	2024		Serving
	INC		K. Rani	Rasipuram (Tamil Nadu)	2004	2009	Constituency decommissioned
	LJP		Ranjeet Ranjan	Saharsa (Bihar)	2004	2009	Constituency decommissioned
	INC			Supaul (Bihar)	2014	2019	Defeated
	CPI(M)		P. Sathidevi	Badagara (Kerala)	2004	2009	Defeated
	SP		Rubab Sayda	Bahraich (Uttar Pradesh)	2004	2009	Retired
	DMK		V. Radhika Selvi	Tiruchendur (Tamil Nadu)	2004	2009	Retired
	BJP		Karuna Shukla	Jangjir (Chhattisgarh)	2004	2009	Constituency decommissioned
	CPI(M)		Jyotirmoyee Sikdar	Krishnanagar (West Bengal)	2004	2009	Defeated
	INC		Pratibha Singh	Mandi (Himachal Pradesh)	2004	2009	Did not contest
					2013	2014	Defeated
					2021	2024	Retired
	CPI(M)		C. S. Sujatha	Mavelikara (Kerala)	2004	2009	Retired
	INC		Krishna Tirath	Karol Bagh (Delhi)	2004	2009	Constituency decommissioned
				North West Delhi (Delhi)	2009	2014	Defeated
	INC		Priya Dutt	Mumbai North West (Maharashtra)	2005	2009	Transferred constituency
				Mumbai North Central (Maharashtra)	2009	2014	Defeated
	INC		Botsa Jhansi Lakshmi	Bobbili (Andhra Pradesh)	2006	2009	Constituency decommissioned
				Vizianagaram (Andhra Pradesh)	2009	2014	Defeated
	JMM		Suman Mahato	Jamshedpur (Jharkhand)	2007	2009	Defeated
	BJP		Yashodhara Raje Scindia	Gwalior (Madhya Pradesh)	2007	2013	Resigned
	JD(U)		Meena Singh	Bikramganj (Bihar)	2007	2009	Constituency decommissioned
				Arrah (Bihar)	2009	2014	Defeated
	NCP		Agatha Sangma	Tura (Shillong)	2008	2014	Did not contest
	NPP				2019	2024	Defeated
	SAD		Harsimrat Kaur Badal	Bathinda (Punjab)	2009		Serving
	RLD		Sarika Devendra Singh Baghel	Hathras (Uttar Pradesh)	2009	2014	Left party
	BSP		Raj Kumari Chauhan	Aligarh (Uttar Pradesh)	2009	2014	Retired
	INC		Shruti Choudhry	Bhiwani–Mahendragarh (Rajasthan)	2009	2014	Defeated
	INC		Deepa Dasmunsi	Raiganj (West Bengal)	2009	2014	Defeated
	AITC		Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar	Barasat (West Bengal)	2009		Serving
	AITC		Ratna De	Hooghly (West Bengal)	2009	2019	Defeated
	JD(U)		Ashwamedh Devi	Ujiarpur (Bihar)	2009	2014	Defeated
	BJP		Jyoti Dhurve	Betul (Madhya Pradesh)	2009	2019	Retired
	BSP		Begum Tabassum Hasan	Kairana (Uttar Pradesh)	2009	2014	Defeated
	RLD				2018	2019	Defeated
	DMK		J. Helen Davidson	Kanniyakumari (Tamil Nadu)	2009	2014	Retired
	BSP		Kaisar Jahan	Sitapur (Uttar Pradesh)	2009	2014	Defeated
	BJP		Darshana Jardosh	Surat (Gujarat)	2009	2024	Retired
	BJP		Poonamben Veljibhai Jat	Kachchh (Gujarat)	2009	2014	Retired
	INC		Killi Krupa Rani	Srikakulam (Andhra Pradesh)	2009	2014	Defeated
	INC		Jyoti Mirdha	Nagaur (Rajasthan)	2009	2014	Defeated
	INC		Meenakshi Natarajan	Mandsaur (Madhya Pradesh)	2009	2014	Defeated
	INC		Mausam Noor	Maldaha Uttar (West Bengal)	2009	2019	Left party
	BJP		Saroj Pandey	Durg (Chhattisgarh)	2009	2014	Defeated
	BJP		Jayshreeben Patel	Mahesana (Gujarat)	2009	2019	Retired
	BJP		Kamla Devi Patle	Janjgir–Champa (Chhattisgarh)	2009	2019	Retired
	BJP		J. Shantha	Bellary (Karnataka)	2009	2014	Retired
	TRS		Vijayashanti	Medak (Andhra Pradesh)	2009	2014	Retired
	AITC		Satabdi Roy	Birbhum (West Bengal)	2009		Serving
	INC		Rajesh Nandini Singh	Shahdol (Madhya Pradesh)	2009	2014	Defeated
	NCP		Supriya Sule	Baramati (Maharashtra)	2009	2024	Left party
	NCP-SP				2024		Serving
	INC		Annu Tandon	Unnao (Uttar Pradesh)	2009	2014	Defeated
	INC		Prabha Kishor Taviad	Dahod (Gujarat)	2009	2014	Defeated
	BSP		Seema Upadhyay	Fatehpur Sikri (Uttar Pradesh)	2009	2014	Defeated
	IND		Putul Kumari	Banka (Bihar)	2010	2014	Defeated
	SP		Dimple Yadav	Kannauj (Uttar Pradesh)	2012	2019	Defeated
				Mainpuri (Uttar Pradesh)	2022		Serving
	BJP		Mala Rajya Laxmi Shah	Tehri Garhwal (Uttarakhand)	2012		Serving
	INC	File:Ramya 02.jpg	Ramya Divya Spandana	Mandya (Karnataka)	2013	2014	Defeated

2014 to 2024

Party		Portrait	Name	Constituency (State)	Year elected	Year left	Reason
	BJP		Santosh Ahlawat	Jhunjhunu (Rajasthan)	2014	2019	Retired
	BJP		Anju Bala	Misrikh (Uttar Pradesh)	2014	2019	Retired
	YSRCP		Butta Renuka	Kurnool (Andhra Pradesh)	2014	2019	Retired
	INC		Sushmita Dev	Silchar (Assam)	2014	2019	Defeated
	LJP		Veena Devi	Munger (Bihar)	2014	2019	Retired
	BJP		Heena Gavit	Nandurbar (Maharashtra)	2014	2024	Defeated
	AITC		Arpita Ghosh	Balurghat (West Bengal)	2014	2019	Defeated
	BJP		Niranjan Jyoti	Fatehpur (Uttar Pradesh)	2014	2024	Defeated
	TRS		K. Kavitha	Nizamabad (Telangana)	2014	2019	Defeated
	BJP		Shobha Karandlaje	Udupi Chikmagalur (Karnataka)	2014	2024	Transferred constituency
				Bangalore North (Karnataka)	2024		Serving
	BJP		Raksha Khadse	Raver (Maharashtra)	2014		Serving
	BJP		Kirron Kher	Chandigarh	2014	2024	Retired
	YSRCP		Kothapalli Geetha	Araku (Andhra Pradesh)	2014	2019	Retired
	BJD		Sakuntala Laguri	Keonjhar (Odisha)	2014	2019	Retired
	BJP		Meenakshi Lekhi	New Delhi (Delhi)	2014	2024	Retired
	AIADMK		M. Vasanthi	Tenkasi (Tamil Nadu)	2014	2019	Retired
	BJP		Poonamben Maadam	Jamnagar (Gujarat)	2014		Serving
	BJP		Poonam Mahajan	Mumbai North Central (Maharashtra)	2014	2024	Retired
	BJP		Hema Malini	Mathura (Uttar Pradesh)	2014		Serving
	AIADMK		K. Maragatham	Kancheepuram (Tamil Nadu)	2014	2019	Defeated
	AITC		Pratima Mondal	Jaynagar (West Bengal)	2014		Serving
	AD		Anupriya Patel	Mirzapur (Uttar Pradesh)	2014	2019	Left party
	AD(S)				2019		Serving
	BJP		Riti Pathak	Sidhi (Madhya Pradesh)	2014	2023	Resigned
	BJP		Savitri Bai Phule	Bahraich (Uttar Pradesh)	2014	2019	Left party
	AITC		Aparupa Poddar	Arambagh (West Bengal)	2014	2024	Retired
	BJP		Krishna Raj	Shahjahanpur (Uttar Pradesh)	2014	2019	Retired
	BJP		Priyanka Singh Rawat	Barabanki (Uttar Pradesh)	2014	2019	Retired
	AITC		Sandhya Roy	Medinipur (West Bengal)	2014	2019	Retired
	AITC		Mamtaz Sanghamita	Bardhaman–Durgapur (West Bengal)	2014	2019	Defeated
	AITC		Uma Saren	Jhargram (West Bengal)	2014	2019	Retired
	AIADMK		V. Sathyabama	Tiruppur (Tamil Nadu)	2014	2019	Retired
	AITC		Moon Moon Sen	Bankura (West Bengal)	2014	2019	Retired
	BJP		Bharti Shiyal	Bhavnagar (Gujarat)	2014	2024	Retired
	AITC		Renuka Sinha	Cooch Behar (West Bengal)	2014	2016	Died
	BJP		Neelam Sonkar	Lalganj (Uttar Pradesh)	2014	2019	Defeated
	BJD		Rita Tarai	Jajpur (Odisha)	2014	2019	Retired
	CPI(M)		P. K. Sreemathy	Kannur (Kerala)	2014	2019	Defeated
	BJP		Savitri Thakur	Dhar (Madhya Pradesh)	2014	2019	Retired
	AIADMK		R. Vanaroja	Tiruvannamalai (Tamil Nadu)	2014	2019	Retired
	BJP		Rekha Verma	Dhaurahra (Uttar Pradesh)	2014	2024	Defeated
	BJP		Ranjanben Dhananjay Bhatt	Vadodara (Gujarat)	2014	2024	Retired
	BJP		Pritam Munde	Beed (Maharashtra)	2014	2024	Retired
	BJD		Pratyusha Rajeshwari Singh	Kandhamal (Odisha)	2014	2019	Left party
	AITC		Mamata Bala Thakur	Bangaon (West Bengal)	2015	2019	Defeated
	AITC		Sajda Ahmed	Uluberia (West Bengal)	2018		Serving
	BSP		Sangeeta Azad	Lalganj (Uttar Pradesh)	2019	2024	Left party
	BJP		Pratima Bhoumik	Tripura West (Tripura)	2019	2024	Retired
	BJD		Pramila Bisoyi	Aska (Odisha)	2019	2024	Retired
	AITC		Mimi Chakraborty	Jadavpur (West Bengal)	2019	2024	Retired
	BJP		Locket Chatterjee	Hooghly (West Bengal)	2019	2024	Defeated
	BJP		Debasree Chaudhuri	Raiganj (West Bengal)	2019	2024	Transferred constituency and defeated
	YSRCP		Chinta Anuradha	Amalapuram (Andhra Pradesh)	2019	2024	Retired
	BJP		Annpurna Devi	Kodarma (Jharkhand)	2019		Serving
	LJP		Veena Devi	Vaishali (Bihar)	2019	2021	Party factioned
	LJP(RV)				2021		Serving
	BJP		Sunita Duggal	Sirsa (Haryana)	2019	2024	Retired
	INC		Ramya Haridas	Alathur (Kerala)	2019	2024	Defeated
	BJP		Smriti Irani	Amethi (Uttar Pradesh)	2019	2024	Defeated
	AITC		Nusrat Jahan	Basirhat (West Bengal)	2019	2024	Retired
	BJP		Rita Bahuguna Joshi	Allahabad (Uttar Pradesh)	2019	2024	Retired
	INC		Jothimani	Karur (Tamil Nadu)	2019		Serving
	DMK		Kanimozhi	Thoothukkudi (Tamil Nadu)	2019		Serving
	INC		Geeta Koda	Singhbhum (Jharkhand)	2019	2024	Left party
	BJP		Ranjeeta Koli	Bharatpur (Rajasthan)	2019	2024	Retired
	BJP		Diya Kumari	Rajsamand (Rajasthan)	2019	2023	Resigned
	YSRCP		Goddeti Madhavi	Araku (Andhra Pradesh)	2019	2024	Retired
	INC		Jyotsna Mahant	Korba (Chhattisgarh)	2019		Serving
	BJD		Rajashree Mallick	Jagatsinghpur (Odisha)	2019	2024	Retired
	BRS		Kavitha Maloth	Mahabubnagar (Telangana)	2019	2024	Retired
	BJD		Manjulata Mandal	Bhadrak (Odisha)	2019	2024	Defeated
	BJP		Sanghmitra Maurya	Badaun (Uttar Pradesh)	2019	2024	Retired
	AITC		Mahua Moitra	Krishnanagar (West Bengal)	2019	2023	Expelled
					2024		Serving
	BJD		Chandrani Murmu	Keonjhar (Odisha)	2019	2024	Retired
	BJP		Queen Oja	Gauhati (Assam)	2019	2024	Retired
	BJP		Keshari Devi Patel	Phulpur (Uttar Pradesh)	2019	2024	Retired
	BJP		Shardaben Patel	Mahesana (Gujarat)	2019	2024	Retired
	BJP		Bharati Pawar	Dindori (Maharashtra)	2019	2024	Retired
	IND		Navneet Kaur Rana	Amravati (Maharashtra)	2019	2024	Joined BJP and defeated
	BJP		Gitaben Rathva	Chhota Udaipur (Gujarat)	2019	2024	Retired
	BJP		Sandhya Ray	Bhind (Madhya Pradesh)	2019		Serving
	AITC		Mala Roy	Kolkata Dakshin (West Bengal)	2019		Serving
	BJP		Gomati Sai	Raigarh (Chhattisgarh)	2019	2023	Resigned
	BJP		Aparajita Sarangi	Bhubaneswar (Odisha)	2019		Serving
	BJP		Renuka Singh Saruta	Surguja (Chhattisgarh)	2019	2023	Resigned
	YSRCP		Beesetti Venkata Satyavathi	Anakapalli (Andhra Pradesh)	2019	2024	Retired
	BJD		Sarmistha Sethi	Jajpur (Odisha)	2019		Serving
	BJP		Himadri Singh	Shahdol (Madhya Pradesh)	2019		Serving
	JD(U)		Kavita Singh	Siwan (Bihar)	2019	2024	Retired
	IND		Sumalatha	Mandya (Karnataka)	2019	2024	Retired
	BJP		Pragya Singh Thakur	Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh)	2019	2024	Retired
	DMK		Thamizhachi Thangapandian	Chennai South (Tamil Nadu)	2019		Serving
	YSRCP		Vanga Geetha	Kakinada (Andhra Pradesh)	2019	2024	Retired
	BJP		Mangala Suresh Angadi	Belgaum (Karnataka)	2021	2024	Retired
	SS(UBT)		Kalaben Delkar	Dadra and Nagar Haveli	2021	2024	Left party

2024 to present

Party		Portrait	Name	Constituency (State)	Year elected	Year left	Reason
	INC		Shobha Bachhav	Dhule (Maharashtra)	2024		Serving
	AITC		Mitali Bag	Arambagh (West Bengal)	2024		Serving
	AITC		Rachna Banerjee	Hooghly (West Bengal)	2024		Serving
	INC		Pratibha Dhanorkar	Chandrapur (Maharashtra)	2024		Serving
	INC		Varsha Gaikwad	Mumbai North Central (Maharashtra)	2024		Serving
	AITC		Sayani Ghosh	Jadavpur (West Bengal)	2024		Serving
	AITC		June Maliah	Medinipur (West Bengal)	2024		Serving
	BJP		Kangana Ranaut	Mandi (Himachal Pradesh)	2024		Serving
	AITC		Sharmila Sarkar	Bardhaman Purba (West Bengal)	2024		Serving
	INC		Praniti Shinde	Solapur (Maharashtra)	2024		Serving

Ors

• Rajendra Kumari Bajpai
• Krishna Sahi
• Usha Sinha
• Taradevi Siddhartha
• Basavarajeshwari
• Sukhbans Kaur Bhinder
• Vimla Verma
• Ratnamala Savanur
• Maragatham Chandrasekar
• Sushila Rohatgi
• Kamla Kumari
• Kamala Kumari Karredula
• Manorama Singh
• Vijaya Kumari Ganti
• Botsa Jhansi Lakshmi
• Putul Kumari
• Pratyusha Rajeshwari Singh
• Roza Vidyadhar Deshpande
• Ahilya Rangnekar
• Usha Choudhari
• Ansuyabai Borkar
• Sanyogita Rane
• Jyotsna Chanda
• Sushila Ganesh Mavalankar
• Chanra Bhanu Devi
• Dumpa Mary Vijayakumari

Females, Rajya Sabha

Elected members

Party		Portrait	Name	State(s)	Term start	Term end	Terms
	INC		Pushpalata Das	Assam	3 April 1952	2 April 1962	2
	INC		Lakshmi N. Menon	Bihar	3 April 1952	2 April 1966	3
	BJS		Vijaya Raje	Bihar	3 April 1952	20 March 1957	1
	JHKP		Angelina Tiga	Bihar	3 April 1952	2 April 1954	1
	INC		Violet Alva	Bombay	3 April 1952	2 April 1966	2
				Mysore	3 April 1966	20 November 1969
	INC		Lilavati Munshi	Bombay	3 April 1952	2 April 1958	1
	INC		Sailabala Das	Odisha	3 April 1952	2 April 1954	1
	INC		Sharda Bhargava	Rajasthan	3 April 1952	2 April 1962	3
					22 August 1963	2 April 1966
	INC		Chandravati Lakhanpal	Uttar Pradesh	3 April 1952	2 April 1962	2
	INC		Savitri Nigam	Uttar Pradesh	3 April 1952	2 April 1962	2
	INC		Begum Aizaz Rasul	Uttar Pradesh	3 April 1952	2 April 1956	1
	INC		Maya Devi Chettry	West Bengal	3 April 1952	2 April 1964	2
	INC		Nalinaksha Dutt	West Bengal	3 April 1952	2 April 1960	2
	INC		Bedavati Buragohain	Assam	3 April 1954	2 April 1966	2
	INC		K. Udayabhanu Bharathi	Travancore-Cochin	3 April 1954	2 April 1964	2
	INC		Krishna Kumari	Vindhya Pradesh	3 April 1954	2 April 1960	1
	INC		Anis Kidwai	Uttar Pradesh	3 April 1956	2 April 1968	2
	INC		Begum Siddiqa Kidwai	NCT of Delhi	24 November 1956	2 April 1964	2
	INC		Lila Devi	Himachal Pradesh	3 December 1956	2 April 1962	1
	INC		Amrit Kaur	Punjab	20 April 1957	6 February 1964	2
	INC		Ammu Swaminathan	Madras	9 November 1957	2 April 1960	1
	INC		Annapurna Devi Thihmareddy	Mysore	3 April 1958	2 April 1970	2
	INC		Shanta Vasisht	NCT of Delhi	3 April 1960	2 April 1972	2
	INC(O)
	IND		G. Parthasarathy	Madras	3 April 1960	2 April 1966	1
	INC		Abha Maiti	West Bengal	3 April 1960	4 March 1962	1
	INC		Chodagam Ammanna Raja	Andhra Pradesh	3 April 1962	2 April 1968	1
	INC		Devaki Gopidas	Karnataka	3 April 1962	2 April 1968	1
	INC		Tara Ramachandra Sathe	Maharashtra	3 April 1962	2 April 1968	1
	INC		Nandini Satpathy	Odisha	3 April 1962	14 June 1972	2
	IND		Uma Nehru	Uttar Pradesh	3 April 1962	28 August 1963	1
	INC		Shyam Kumari Khan	Uttar Pradesh	11 December 1963	2 April 1968	1
	IND		Mary Naidu	Andhra Pradesh	3 April 1964	2 April 1970	1
	IND		Maniben Patel	Gujarat	3 April 1964	2 April 1970	1
	INC		Mohinder Kaur	Punjab	3 April 1964	2 April 1970	2
	BJP			Himachal Pradesh	10 April 1978	9 April 1984
	SSP		Sarla Bhadauria	Uttar Pradesh	3 April 1964	2 April 1970	1
	INC		Phulrenu Guha	West Bengal	3 April 1964	2 April 1970	1
	INC		Indira Gandhi	Uttar Pradesh	26 August 1964	4 March 1967	1
	INC		Usha Barthakur	Assam	3 April 1966	2 April 1972	1
	INC(O)		Pushpaben Mehta	Gujarat	3 April 1966	2 April 1972	1
	INC		Mangla Devi Talwar	Madhya Pradesh	3 April 1966	2 April 1972	1
	INC		Vimal Punjab Deshmukh	Maharashtra	19 April 1967	2 April 1972	1
	INC(O)		Bindumati Devi	Uttar Pradesh	9 July 1967	2 April 1972	1
	INC		Sarojini Babar	Maharashtra	3 April 1968	2 April 1974	1
	INC		Satyavati Dang	Himachal Pradesh	3 April 1968	2 April 1974	1
	INC		Purabi Mukhopadhyay	West Bengal	3 April 1970	3 April 1982	2
	INC		Pratibha Singh	Bihar	31 December 1970	6 July 1992	4
	INC(I)
	INC		Sushila Adivarekar	Maharashtra	18 September 1971	2 April 1978	2
	INC(I)
	INC		Savita Behen	NCT of Delhi	3 April 1972	2 April 1978	1
	INC		Saroj Khaparde	Maharashtra	3 April 1972	2 April 1974	5
					3 April 1976	2 April 2000
	INC		Saraswati Pradhan	Odisha	3 April 1972	2 April 1978	1
	INC		Sumitra Kulkarni	Gujarat	10 April 1972	9 April 1978	1
	INC(I)		Lakshmi Kumari Chundawat	Rajasthan	10 April 1972	9 April 1978	1
	INC		Aziza Fatima Imam	Bihar	20 March 1973	2 April 1982	2
	INC		Kumudben Joshi	Gujarat	15 October 1973	2 April 1988	3
	INC(O)
	INC		Leela Damodara Menon	Kerala	3 April 1974	2 April 1980	1
	INC(I)		Margaret Alva	Karnataka	25 July 1974	25 July 1998	4
	INC		Pratima Bose	West Bengal	10 July 1975	9 July 1981	1
	INC(I)		Ambika Soni	Punjab	30 March 1976	2 April 1980	5
	INC			NCT of Delhi	28 January 2000	10 June 2004
				Punjab	5 July 2004	4 July 2022
	INC(I)		Amarjit Kaur	Punjab	3 April 1976	2 April 1988	2
	INC(I)		Ushi Khan	Rajasthan	3 April 1976	2 April 1982	1
	INC(I)		Hamida Habibullah	Uttar Pradesh	3 April 1976	2 April 1982	1
	CPI(M)		Kanak Mukherjee	West Bengal	3 April 1978	2 April 1990	2
	JP		Jamuna Devi	Madhya Pradesh	10 April 1978	2 April 1980	1
	INC		Usha Malhotra	Himachal Pradesh	3 April 1980	2 April 1986	1
	INC(I)		Monika Das	Karnataka	3 April 1980	2 April 1986	1
	CPI(M)		Ila Bhattacharya	Tripura	3 April 1980	2 April 1986	1
	JD		Sarojini Mahishi	Karnataka	8 September 1983	9 April 1990	2
	INC		Premala Chavan	Maharashtra	5 July 1980	28 December 1984	1
	INC(I)		Najma Heptulla	Maharashtra	5 July 1980	4 July 2004	6
	INC
	BJP			Rajasthan	5 July 2004	4 July 2010
				Madhya Pradesh	3 April 2012	20 August 2016
	INC(I)		Sudha Vinay Joshi	Maharashtra	3 April 1984	2 April 1990	1
	AIADMK		J. Jayalalithaa	Tamil Nadu	3 April 1984	28 January 1989	1
	INC(I)		Shanti Pahadia	Rajasthan	10 April 1984	9 April 1990	1
	INC(I)		Omem Moyong Deori	Arunachal Pradesh	27 May 1984	26 May 1990	1
	INC(I)		Kailashpati	Uttar Pradesh	28 January 1985	2 April 1994	2
	INC(I)		Pratibha Patil	Maharashtra	5 July 1985	2 April 1990	1
	TDP		Renuka Chowdhury	Andhra Pradesh	3 April 1986	2 April 1998	4
	INC				3 April 2012	2 April 2018
				Telangana	3 April 2024	Incumbent
	AGP		Bijoya Chakravarty	Assam	3 April 1986	2 April 1992	1
	INC(I)		Veena Verma	Madhya Pradesh	26 June 1986	2 April 2000	3
	INC(I)		Jayanthi Natarajan	Tamil Nadu	30 June 1986	22 September 1997	4
	TMC(M)				10 October 1997	24 July 2001
	INC				3 April 2008	2 April 2014
	INC		Sayeeda Khatun	Madhya Pradesh	30 June 1986	29 June 1992	1
	INC(I)		Sushila Tiriya	Odisha	2 July 1986	1 July 1992	2
	INC				4 April 2006	3 April 2012
	INC(I)		Suryakanta Patil	Maharashtra	5 July 1986	17 November 1991	1
	INC(I)		Alia Zuberi	Uttar Pradesh	11 November 1989	4 July 1992	1
	INC(I)		Taradevi Siddhartha	Karnataka	26 March 1990	20 June 1991	1
	INC(I)		Chandrika Abhinandan Jain	Maharashtra	3 April 1990	2 April 1996	1
	JD		Mira Das	Odisha	3 April 1990	2 April 1996	1
	CPI(M)		Sarla Maheshwari	West Bengal	3 April 1990	2 April 1996	2
					19 August 1999	18 August 2005
	JD		Vidya Beniwal	Haryana	10 April 1990	9 April 1996	1
	BJP		Sushma Swaraj	Haryana	10 April 1990	9 April 1996	3
				Uttar Pradesh	3 April 2000	9 November 2000
				Uttarakhand	9 November 2000	2 April 2006
				Madhya Pradesh	3 April 2006	30 May 2009
	INC(I)		Basanti Sarma	Assam	3 September 1991	9 April 2002	2
	JD		Ila Panda	Odisha	2 July 1992	1 July 1998	1
	CPI(M)		Chandra Kala Pandey	West Bengal	19 August 1993	18 August 2005	2
	BJP		Anandiben Patel	Gujarat	3 April 1994	21 June 1998	1
	BSP		Mayawati	Uttar Pradesh	3 April 1994	3 June 1995	3
					5 July 2004	13 May 2007
					3 April 2012	20 July 2017
	INC(I)		Jayanti Patnaik	Odisha	3 April 1996	3 March 1998	1
	TDP		Jaya Prada	Andhra Pradesh	10 April 1996	9 April 2002	1
	INC(I)		Chandresh Kumari Katoch	Himachal Pradesh	10 April 1996	9 April 2002	1
	INC		Frida Topno	Odisha	7 April 1998	2 April 2002	1
	INC		Mabel Rebello	Madhya Pradesh	30 June 1998	29 June 2004	2
				Jharkhand	3 April 2006	2 April 2012
	RJD		Saroj Dubey	Bihar	8 July 1998	7 July 2004	1
	AGP		Joyasree Goswami Mahanta	Assam	24 August 1999	14 June 2001	1
	TDP		Vanga Geetha	Andhra Pradesh	3 April 2000	2 April 2006	1
	INC		Jamuna Devi Barupal	Rajasthan	4 April 2000	3 April 2006	1
	BJP		Gurcharan Singh	Punjab	7 June 2001	4 July 2004	1
	AIADMK		S. G. Indira	Tamil Nadu	25 July 2001	24 July 2007	1
	BJD		Pramila Bohidar	Odisha	3 April 2002	2 April 2008	1
	BJD		Sushree Devi	Odisha	3 April 2002	2 April 2008	1
	TDP		N. P. Durga	Andhra Pradesh	10 April 2002	9 April 2008	1
	INC		Alka Balram Kshatriya	Gujarat	10 April 2002	9 April 2014	2
	INLD		Sumitra Mahajan	Haryana	10 April 2002	19 January 2007	1
	INC		Prema Cariappa	Karnataka	10 April 2002	9 April 2008	1
	BJP		Maya Singh	Madhya Pradesh	10 April 2002	23 December 2013	2
	INC		Prabha Thakur	Rajasthan	10 April 2002	9 April 2014	2
	INC		Kamla Manhar	Chhattisgarh	26 September 2003	2 April 2006	1
	INC		Anwara Taimur	Assam	3 April 2004	2 April 2010	1
	INC		Mohsina Kidwai	Chhattisgarh	30 June 2004	29 June 2016	2
	SP		Jaya Bachchan	Uttar Pradesh	5 July 2004	Incumbent	5
	CPI(M)		Brinda Karat	West Bengal	19 August 2005	18 August 2011	1
	INC		Viplove Thakur	Himachal Pradesh	3 April 2006	2 April 2012	2
					10 April 2014	9 April 2020
	BJP		Anusuiya Uikey	Madhya Pradesh	3 April 2006	2 April 2012	1
	NCP		Supriya Sule	Maharashtra	18 September 2006	31 May 2009	1
	DMK		Kanimozhi	Tamil Nadu	25 July 2007	23 May 2019	2
	BJD		Renubala Pradhan	Odisha	3 April 2008	2 April 2014	1
	DMK		Vasanthi Stanley	Tamil Nadu	3 April 2008	2 April 2014	1
	INC		T. Ratna Bai	Andhra Pradesh	10 April 2008	9 April 2014	1
	BJP		Kusum Rai	Uttar Pradesh	26 November 2008	25 November 2014	1
	INC		Naznin Faruque	Assam	3 April 2010	2 April 2016	1
	CPI(M)		T. N. Seema	Kerala	3 April 2010	2 April 2016	1
	BJP		Bimla Kashyap Sood	Madhya Pradesh	3 April 2010	2 April 2016	1
	CPI(M)		Jharna Das	Tripura	3 April 2010	2 April 2022	2
	TDP		Gundu Sudha Rani	Andhra Pradesh	22 June 2010	1 June 2014	2
				Telangana	2 June 2014	21 June 2016
	INC		Vijayalaxmi Sadho	Madhya Pradesh	30 June 2010	29 June 2016	1
	BJP		Hema Malini	Karnataka	4 March 2011	2 April 2012	1
	BJP		Smriti Irani	Gujarat	19 August 2011	23 May 2019	2
	NCP-SP		Vandana Chavan	Maharashtra	3 April 2012	2 April 2024	1
	INC		Rajani Ashokrao Patil	Maharashtra	10 January 2013	2 April 2018	2
					27 September 2021	Incumbent
	INC		Wansuk Syiem	Meghalaya	12 April 2013	12 April 2020	2
	SP		Kanak Lata Singh	Uttar Pradesh	14 December 2013	4 July 2016	1
	BJD		Sarojini Hembram	Odisha	3 April 2014	2 April 2020	1
	AIADMK		Sasikala Pushpa	Tamil Nadu	3 April 2014	2 April 2020	1
	AIADMK		Vijila Sathyananth	Tamil Nadu	3 April 2014	2 April 2020	1
	TDP		Thota Seetharama Lakshmi	Andhra Pradesh	10 April 2014	9 April 2020	1
	JD(U)		Kahkashan Perween	Bihar	10 April 2014	9 April 2020	1
	INC		Selja Kumari	Haryana	10 April 2014	9 April 2020	1
	BJP		Nirmala Sitharaman	Andhra Pradesh	26 June 2014	21 June 2016	3
				Karnataka	1 July 2016	Incumbent
	SP		Tazeen Fatma	Uttar Pradesh	26 November 2014	24 October 2019	1
	INC		Manorama Dobriyal Sharma	Uttarakhand	26 November 2014	18 February 2015	1
	AITC		Dola Sen	West Bengal	14 March 2015	Incumbent	3
	INC		Ranee Narah	Assam	3 April 2016	2 April 2022	1
	INC		Chhaya Verma	Chhattisgarh	30 June 2016	29 June 2022	1
	RJD		Misa Bharti	Bihar	8 July 2016	Incumbent	2
	BJP		Sampatiya Uikey	Madhya Pradesh	1 August 2017	29 June 2022	1
	AITC		Shanta Chhetri	West Bengal	19 August 2017	18 August 2023	1
	BJP		Saroj Pandey	Chhattisgarh	3 April 2018	2 April 2024	1
	INC		Amee Yajnik	Gujarat	3 April 2018	2 April 2024	1
	BJP		Kanta Kardam	Uttar Pradesh	3 April 2018	2 April 2024	1
	SS(UBT)		Priyanka Chaturvedi	Maharashtra	3 April 2020	Incumbent	1
	NCP-SP		Fouzia Khan	Maharashtra	3 April 2020	Incumbent	1
	BJD		Mamata Mohanta	Odisha	3 April 2020	Incumbent	1
	AITC		Arpita Ghosh	West Bengal	3 April 2020	15 September 2021	1
	AITC		Mausam Noor	West Bengal	3 April 2020	Incumbent	1
	INC		Phulo Devi Netam	Chhattisgarh	10 April 2020	Incumbent	1
	BJP		Indu Goswami	Himachal Pradesh	10 April 2020	Incumbent	1
	BJP		Ramilaben Bara	Gujarat	22 June 2020	Incumbent	1
	BJP		Seema Dwivedi	Uttar Pradesh	26 November 2020	Incumbent	1
	BJP		Geeta alias Chandraprabha	Uttar Pradesh	26 November 2020	Incumbent	1
	DMK		Kanimozhi NVN Somu	Tamil Nadu	27 September 2021	Incumbent	1
	AITC		Sushmita Dev	West Bengal	27 September 2021	18 August 2023	2
					3 April 2024	Incumbent
	INC		Jebi Mather	Kerala	3 April 2022	Incumbent	1
	BJP		Sumitra Balmik	Madhya Pradesh	30 June 2022	Incumbent	1
	BJP		Kavita Patidar	Madhya Pradesh	30 June 2022	Incumbent	1
	BJP		Phangnon Konyak	Nagaland	3 April 2022	Incumbent	1
	INC		Ranjeet Ranjan	Chhattisgarh	30 June 2022	Incumbent	1
	BJD		Sulata Deo	Odisha	2 July 2022	Incumbent	1
	BJP		Darshana Singh	Uttar Pradesh	5 July 2022	Incumbent	1
	BJP		Sangeeta Yadav	Uttar Pradesh	5 July 2022	Incumbent	1
	BJP		Kalpana Saini	Uttarakhand	5 July 2022	Incumbent	1
	JMM		Mahua Maji	Jharkhand	8 July 2022	Incumbent	1
	AAP		Swati Maliwal	NCT of Delhi	19 January 2024	Incumbent	1
	BJP		Dharamshila Gupta	Bihar	3 April 2024	Incumbent	1
	BJP		Maya Naroliya	Madhya Pradesh	3 April 2024	Incumbent	1
	BJP		Medha Vishram Kulkarni	Maharashtra	3 April 2024	Incumbent	1
	INC		Sonia Gandhi	Rajasthan	3 April 2024	Incumbent	1
	BJP		Sangeeta Balwant	Uttar Pradesh	3 April 2024	Incumbent	1
	BJP		Sadhana Singh	Uttar Pradesh	3 April 2024	Incumbent	1
	AITC		Sagarika Ghose	West Bengal	3 April 2024	Incumbent	1
	AITC		Mamata Bala Thakur	West Bengal	3 April 2024	Incumbent	1

Nominated members

Party		Portrait	Name	Field	Term start	Term end	Terms
	IND		Rukmini Devi Arundale	Arts	3 April 1952	2 April 1962	2
	IND		Shakuntala Paranjpye	Arts	3 April 1964	2 April 1970	1
	INC		Maragatham Chandrasekar	Politics	3 April 1970	2 April 1976	3
	INC(I)				3 April 1976	2 April 1982
					27 September 1982	29 December 1984
	IND		Fathema Ismail	Social Work	14 April 1978	13 April 1984	1
	IND		Nargis	Arts	3 April 1980	3 May 1981	1
	IND		Asima Chatterjee	Medicine	18 February 1982	13 April 1984	2
					9 May 1984	8 May 1990
	IND		Ela Bhatt	Social Work	12 May 1986	26 September 1988	1
	IND		Amrita Pritam	Literature	12 May 1986	11 May 1992	1
	INC(I)		Anwara Taimur	Politics	25 November 1988	8 May 1990	1
	IND		Vyjayanthimala	Arts	27 August 1993	26 August 1999	1
	IND		Nirmala Deshpande	Social Work	27 August 1997	26 August 1999	2
					24 June 2004	1 May 2008
	IND		Shabana Azmi	Arts	27 August 1997	26 August 2003	1
	IND		P. Selvie Das	Education	27 August 1997	26 August 2003	1
	IND		Lata Mangeshkar	Arts	22 November 1999	21 November 2005	1
	BJP		Hema Malini	Arts	27 August 2003	26 August 2009	1
	IND		Kapila Vatsyayan	Arts	16 February 2006	24 March 2006	2
					10 April 2007	15 February 2012
	IND		Shobhana Bhartia	Literature	16 February 2006	15 February 2012	1
	IND		B. Jayashree	Arts	22 March 2010	21 March 2016	1
	IND		Anu Aga	Social Work	27 April 2012	26 April 2018	1
	IND		Rekha	Arts	27 April 2012	26 April 2018	1
	IND		Mary Kom	Sports	25 April 2016	24 April 2022	1
	BJP		Roopa Ganguly	Arts	4 October 2016	24 April 2022	1
	BJP		Sonal Mansingh	Nominated	14 July 2018	Incumbent	1
	IND		P. T. Usha	Sports	7 July 2022	Incumbent	1
	IND		Sudha Murthy	Social Work	8 March 2024	Incumbent	1

Longest serving MPs

Lok Sabha

Name	Party		Constituency(s)	Term start	Term end	Terms	Years served	Highest position held
Indrajit Gupta		CPI	Calcutta South West	1960	1967	11	37	Cabinet Minister
			Alipore	1967	1977
			Basirhat	1980	1989
			Midnapore	1989	2001
Atal Bihari Vajpayee		BJS	Balrampur	1957	1962	10	37	Prime Minister
				1967	1971
			Gwalior	1971	1977
		JP	New Delhi	1977	1984
		BJP	Lucknow	1991	2009
P. M. Sayeed		IND	Lakshadweep	1967	1971	10	37	Deputy Speaker
		INC		1971	1980
		INC(U)		1980	1981
		INC		1981	2004
Somnath Chatterjee		CPI(M)	Bardhaman	1971	1977	10	37	Speaker
			Jadavpur	1977	1984
			Bolpur	1985	2009
Kamal Nath		INC	Chhindwara	1980	1996	9	36	Cabinet Minister
				1998	2018
Basudeb Acharia		CPI(M)	Bankura	1980	2014	9	34	Member of Parliament
Manikrao Hodlya Gavit		INC	Nandurbar	1981	2014	9	33	Minister of State
Khagapati Pradhani		INC	Nowrangpur	1967	1999	9	32	Member of Parliament
Giridhar Gamang		INC	Koraput	1972	1999	9	31	Minister of State (I/C)
				2004	2009
Ram Vilas Paswan		JP	Hajipur	1977	1980	9	31	Cabinet Minister
		JP(S)		1980	1984
		JD		1989	1991
			Rosera	1991	1996
			Hajipur	1996	1998
		JD(U)		1999	2000
		LJP		2000	2009
				2014	2019
George Fernandes		SSP	Bombay South	1967	1971	9	30	Cabinet Minister
		JP	Muzaffarpur	1977	1980
		JP(S)		1980	1984
		JD		1989	1996
		SAP	Nalanda	1996	1999
		JD(U)		1999	2004
			Muzaffarpur	2004	2009
Madhavrao Scindia		INC	Guna	1971	1984	9	30	Cabinet Minister
			Gwalior	1984	1999
			Guna	1999	2001
P. A. Sangma		INC	Tura	1977	1980	9	29	Speaker
				1980	1988
				1991	1999
		NCP		1999	2004
		AITC		2004	2005
		NCP		2005	2008
		NPP		2014	2016
Frank Anthony		IND	Nominated (Anglo–Indian)	1952	1977	8	40	Member of Parliament
		INC		1980	1989
				1991	1993
Vidya Charan Shukla		INC	Balodabazar	1957	1962	8	35	Cabinet Minister
			Mahasamund	1962	1971
			Raipur	1971	1977
			Mahasamund	1980	1989
		JD		1989	1991
		INC	Raipur	1991	1996
Arjun Charan Sethi		INC	Bhadrak	1971	1977	8	35	Cabinet Minister
				1980	1984
		JD		1991	1996
		BJD		1998	2019
Jagjivan Ram		INC	Shahabad South	1952	1957	8	34	Deputy Prime Minister
			Sasaram	1957	1977
		JP		1977	1981
		INC(J)		1981	1986
Buta Singh		AKD	Moga	1962	1967	8	33	Cabinet Minister
		INC	Ropar	1967	1977
				1980	1984
			Jalore	1984	1989
				1991	1996
		IND		1998	1999
		INC		1999	2004
Balasaheb Vikhe Patil		INC	Kopargaon	1971	1991	8	31	Cabinet Minister
		SS	Ahmednagar	1998	1999
			Kopargaon	1999	2004
		INC		2004	2009
C. K. Jaffer Sharief		INC	Kanakpura	1971	1977	8	31	Cabinet Minister
			Bangalore North	1977	1996
				1998	2004
Maneka Gandhi		JD	Pilibhit	1989	1991	8	30	Cabinet Minister
				1996	1998
		IND		1998	2004
		BJP		2004	2009
			Aonla	2009	2014
			Pilibhit	2014	2019
			Sultanpur	2019	Incumbent
Hannan Mollah		CPI(M)	Uluberia	1980	2009	8	29	Member of Parliament
Sanat Kumar Mandal		RSP	Joynagar	1980	2009	8	29	Member of Parliament
Shibu Soren		JMM	Dumka	1980	1984	8	29	Cabinet Minister
				1989	1998
				2002	2019
Sumitra Mahajan		BJP	Indore	1989	2019	8	29	Speaker
Manabendra Shah		INC	Tehri Garhwal	1957	1971	8	28	Member of Parliament
		BJP		1991	2007
Santosh Gangwar		BJP	Bareilly	1989	2009	8	28	Minister of State (I/C)
				2014	Incumbent
Laxminarayan Pandey		BJS	Mandsaur	1971	1977	8	27	Member of Parliament
		JP		1977	1980
		BJP		1989	2009
Amar Roy Pradhan		AIFB	Cooch Behar	1977	2004	8	27	Member of Parliament
Kariya Munda		JP	Khunti	1977	1980	8	27	Cabinet Minister
		BJP		1989	2004
				2009	2019
Manoranjan Bhakta		INC	Andaman and Nicobar Islands	1977	1999	8	27	Member of Parliament
				2004	2009
A. B. A. Ghani Khan Choudhury		INC	Malda	1980	2006	8	26	Cabinet Minister
Chandra Shekhar		JP	Ballia	1977	1984	8	24	Prime Minister
		JD		1989	1990
		SJP(R)		1990	2007
Vijaya Raje Scindia		INC	Guna	1957	1962	8	23	Member of Parliament
			Gwalior	1962	1967
		BJS	Bhind	1971	1977
		BJP	Guna	1989	1999
Tridib Chaudhuri		RSP	Berhampore	1952	1984	7	32	Member of Parliament
Kodikunnil Suresh		INC	Adoor	1989	1998	7	31	Minister of State
				1999	2004
			Mavelikara	2009	Incumbent
L. K. Advani		BJP	New Delhi	1989	1991	7	27	Deputy Prime Minister
			Gandhinagar	1991	1996
				1998	2019
Virendra Kumar Khatik		BJP	Sagar	1996	2009	7	27	Cabinet Minister
			Tikamgarh	2009	Incumbent
E. Ahamed		IUML	Manjeri	1991	2004	7	25	Minister of State
			Ponnani	2004	2009
			Malappuram	2009	2017
Shivraj Patil		INC	Latur	1980	2004	7	24	Speaker
Anil Basu		CPI(M)	Arambagh	1984	2009	7	24	Member of Parliament
P. Chidambaram		INC	Sivaganga	1984	1996	7	24	Cabinet Minister
		TMC(M)		1996	1999
		INC		2004	2014
Ramesh Bais		BJP	Raipur	1989	1991	7	24	Minister of State (I/C)
				1996	2019
Mamata Banerjee		INC	Jadavpur	1984	1989	7	23	Cabinet Minister
			Calcutta South	1991	1998
		AITC		1998	2009
			Kolkata Dakshin	2009	2011
G. M. Banatwala		IUML	Ponnani	1977	1991	7	22	Member of Parliament
				1996	2004
Somjibhai Damor		INC	Dahod	1977	1999	7	22	Member of Parliament
Mohanbhai Sanjibhai Delkar		IND	Dadra and Nagar Haveli	1989	1991	7	20	Member of Parliament
		INC		1991	1998
		BJP		1998	1999
		IND		1999	2004
		BNP		2004	2009
		IND		2019	2021

Rajya Sabha

Name	Party		State(s)	Term start	Term end	Terms	Years served	Highest position held
Najma Heptulla		INC	Maharashtra	5 July 1980	4 July 2004	6	34	Cabinet Minister
		BJP	Rajasthan	5 July 2004	4 July 2010
			Madhya Pradesh	3 April 2012	20 August 2016
Manmohan Singh		INC	Assam	1 October 1991	14 June 2009	6	32	Prime Minister
			Rajasthan	20 August 2019	3 April 2024
Mahendra Prasad		INC	Bihar	31 March 1985	6 July 1992	7	29	Member of Parliament
		IND	Nominated	27 August 1993	24 November 1994
			Bihar	3 April 2000	2 April 2006
		JD(U)		3 April 2006	27 December 2021
Ram Jethmalani		JD	Karnataka	3 April 1998	2 April 1994	6	20	Cabinet Minister
		IND	Maharashtra	3 April 1994	2 April 2006
			Nominated	10 April 2006	28 August 2009
			Rajasthan	5 July 2010	4 July 2016
		RJD	Bihar	8 July 2016	8 September 2019

Female diplomats, India

Portrait	Name	Designation	Tenure
	Nirupama Rao	Ambassador of India to Peru, with concurrent accredition as: Ambassador of India to Bolivia	1995–1998
		High Commissioner of India to Sri Lanka	2004–2006
		Ambassador of India to China	2006–2009
		Ambassador of India to the United States	2011–2013
	Neelam Deo	Ambassador of India to Denmark	1996–1999
		Ambassador of India to Cote d'Ivoire, with concurrent accreditation as: High Commissioner of India to Sierre Leone Ambassador of India to Niger Ambassador of India to Guinea	1999–2002
	Lakshmi Puri	Ambassador of India to Hungary, with concurrent accreditation as: Ambassador of India to Bosnia and Herzegovina	1999–2002
	Veena Sikri	High Commissioner of India to Malaysia	2000–2003
		High Commissioner of India to Bangladesh	2003–2006
	Chitra Narayanan	Ambassador of India to Sweden, with concurrent accreditation as: Ambassador of India to Latvia	2001–2004
		Ambassador of India to Turkey	2004–2008
		Ambassador of India to Switzerland, with concurrent accreditation as: Ambassador of India to Liechtenstein Ambassador of India to the Holy See	2008–2013
	Sushmita Gongulee Thomas	Ambassador of India to Cote d'Ivoire, with concurrent accreditation as: Ambassador of India to Liberia High Commissioner of India to Sierra Leone	2002–2004
		Ambassador of India to Chile	2004–2008
		Ambassador of India to Turkey	2011–2014
	Meera Shankar	Ambassador of India to Germany	2005–2009
		Ambassador of India to the United States	2009–2011
	Sujatha Singh	High Commissioner of India to Australia	2007–2011
		Ambassador of India to Germany	2011–2013
	Sujata Mehta	Ambassador of India to Spain, with concurrent accreditation as: Ambassador of India to Andorra	2007–2011
		Ambassador and Permanent Representative of India to the United Nations Conference on Disarmament	2011–2013
	Ruchi Ghanashyam	High Commissioner of India to Ghana, with concurrent accreditation as: Ambassador of India to Burkina Faso High Commissioner of India to Sierra Leone	2008–2011
		High Commissioner of India to South Africa, with concurrent accreditation as: High Commissioner of India to Lesotho	2015–2017
		High Commissioner of India to the United Kingdom	2018–2020
	Shamma Jain	Ambassador of India to Cote d'Ivoire, with concurrent accreditation as: Ambassador of India to Guinea High Commissioner of India to Sierre Leone	2008–2011
		Ambassador of India to Panama, with concurrent accreditation as: Ambassador of India to Costa Rica	2014–2017
		Ambassador of India to Greece	2017–2019
	Monika Kapil Mohta	Ambassador of India to Poland, with concurrent accreditation as: Ambassador of India to Lithuania	2011–2016
		Ambassador of India to Sweden, with concurrent accreditation as: Ambassador of India to Latvia	2016–2020
		Ambassador of India to Switzerland, with concurrent accreditation as: Ambassador of India to Liechtenstein	2020–2022
	Nagma Mallick	Ambassador of India to Tunisia	2012–2015
		High Commissioner of India to Brunei Darussalam	2015–2018
		Ambassador of India to Poland, with concurrent accreditation as: Ambassador of India to Lithuania	2021–present
	Preeti Saran	Ambassador of India to Vietnam	2013–2016
	Ruchira Kamboj	Permanent Representative of India to the UNESCO	2014–2017
		High Commissioner of India to South Africa	2017–2019
		Ambassador of India to Bhutan	2019–2022
		Permanent Representative of India to the United Nations	2022–present
	Suchitra Durai	High Commissioner of India to Kenya, with concurrent accreditation to: Ambassador of India to Somalia Ambassador of India to Eritrea	2015–2018
		Ambassador of India to Thailand	2018–2023
	Riva Ganguly Das	Ambassador of India to Romania, with concurrent accreditation as: Ambassador of India to Albania Ambassador of India to Moldova	2015–2019
		High Commissioner of India to Bangladesh	2019–2020
	Mukta Dutta Tomar	Ambassador of India to Germany	2017–present
	Gaitri Issar Kumar	Ambassador of India to Belgium, with concurrent accreditation as: Ambassador of India to Luxembourg	2017–2020
		High Commissioner of India to the United Kingdom	2020–2022
	Devyani Khobragade	Ambassador of India to Cambodia	2020–present
	Nilakshi Saha Sinha	Ambassador of India to Armenia, with concurrent accredition as: Ambassador of India to Georgia	2023–present

Judges, post career

List

Notes

^† Died in office

^§ Resigned

No.	Name (birth–death)	Lifespan	Date of appointment	Date of retirement	Term length	Parent High Court	Immediate prior position held	Appointer (President of India)
1	Sir Fazl Ali	1886–1959	26 January 1950	30 May 1952	2 years, 125 days	Patna	Judge, Federal Court of India	Rajendra Prasad
2	N. Chandrasekhara Aiyar		23 September 1950	24 January 1953	2 years, 123 days	Madras	Judge, Madras High Court
3	Vivian Bose	1891–1983	5 March 1951	8 March 1956	5 years, 3 days	Nagpur High Court	Chief Justice, Nagpur High Court
4	Ghulam Hasan		8 September 1952	5 November 1954[†]	2 years, 58 days	Allahabad	Judge, Allahabad High Court
5	Natwarlal H. Bhagwati	1894–1970	8 September 1952	6 June 1959	6 years, 271 days	Bombay	Judge, Bombay High Court
6	B. Jagannadha Das		9 March 1953	26 July 1958	5 years, 139 days	Orissa	Chief Justice, Orissa High Court
7	T. L. Venkatarama Aiyyar		4 January 1954	24 November 1958	4 years, 324 days	Madras	Judge, Madras High Court
8	Syed Jaffer Imam		10 January 1955	31 January 1964[§]	9 years, 21 days	Patna	Chief Justice, Patna High Court
9	Sudhansu Kumar Das		30 April 1956	2 September 1963	7 years, 125 days	Patna	Chief Justice, Patna High Court
10	P. Govinda Menon		1 September 1956	16 October 1957[†]	1 year, 45 days	Madras	Chief Justice, Madras High Court
11	Jivanlal Kapur		14 January 1957	12 December 1962	5 years, 332 days	Punjab	Judge, Punjab High Court
12	Kulada Charan Das Gupta	1900–1987	24 August 1959	2 January 1965	5 years, 131 days	Calcutta	Chief Justice, Calcutta High Court
13	Raghubar Dayal		27 July 1960	25 October 1965	5 years, 90 days	Allahabad	Judge, Allahabad High Court
14	N. Rajagopala Ayyangar		27 July 1960	14 December 1964	4 years, 140 days	Madras	Puisne Judge, Madras High Court
15	Janardan Raghunath Mudholkar		3 October 1960	3 July 1966[§]	5 years, 273 days	Bombay	Acting Chief Justice, Bombay High Court
16	R. S. Bachawat		7 September 1964	31 July 1969	4 years, 327 days	Calcutta	Judge, Calcutta High Court	Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
17	V. Ramaswami		4 January 1965	29 October 1969	4 years, 298 days	Patna	Chief Justice, Patna High Court
18	Penmetsa Satyanarayana Raju	1908–1966	20 October 1965	20 April 1966[†]	182 days	Andhra Pradesh	Chief Justice, Andhra Pradesh High Court
19	Jaishanker Manilal Shelat	1908–1985	24 February 1966	30 April 1973[§]	7 years, 65 days	Gujarat	Chief Justice, Gujarat High Court
20	Vashishtha Bhargava		8 August 1966	4 February 1971	4 years, 180 days	Allahabad	Chief Justice, Allahabad High Court
21	G. K. Mitter		29 August 1966	23 September 1971	5 years, 25 days	Calcutta	Judge, Calcutta High Court
22	C. A. Vaidyialingam		10 October 1966	29 June 1972	5 years, 263 days	Madras	Judge, Kerala High Court
23	K. S. Hegde	1909–1990	17 July 1967	30 April 1973[§]	5 years, 287 days	Mysore	Chief Justice, Delhi High Court	Zakir Husain
24	A. N. Grover	1912–1993	11 February 1968	31 May 1973[§]	5 years, 109 days	Punjab and Haryana	Judge, Punjab and Haryana High Court
25	Pingle Jaganmohan Reddy	1910–1999	1 August 1969	22 January 1975	5 years, 174 days	Andhra Pradesh	Chief Justice, Andhra Pradesh High Court	Mohammad Hidayatullah (Acting)
26	Inder Dev Dua		1 August 1969	3 October 1972	3 years, 63 days	Punjab	Chief Justice, Delhi High Court
27	Subimal Chandra Roy	1912–1971	19 July 1971	12 November 1971[†]	116 days	Bar Council	Designated Senior Advocate	V. V. Giri
28	D. G. Palekar		19 July 1971	3 September 1974	3 years, 46 days	Bombay	Judge, Bombay High Court
29	Hans Raj Khanna	1912–2008	22 September 1971	12 March 1977[§]	5 years, 171 days	Punjab	Chief Justice, Delhi High Court
30	K. K. Mathew	1911–1992	4 October 1971	2 January 1976	4 years, 90 days	Kerala	Judge, Kerala High Court
31	S. N. Dwivedi		14 August 1972	8 December 1974[†]	2 years, 116 days	Allahabad	Judge, Allahabad High Court
32	A. K. Mukherjea	1915–1973	14 August 1972	23 October 1973[†]	1 year, 70 days	Calcutta	Judge, Calcutta High Court
33	A. Alagiriswami		17 October 1972	16 October 1975	2 years, 364 days	Madras	Judge, Madras High Court
34	V. R. Krishna Iyer	1915–2014	17 July 1973	14 November 1980	7 years, 120 days	Kerala	Judge, Kerala High Court
35	Parbati Kumar Goswami	1913–1992	10 September 1973	31 December 1977	4 years, 112 days	Assam and Nagaland	Chief Justice, Assam and Nagaland High Court
36	Ranjit Singh Sarkaria	1916–2007	17 September 1973	15 January 1981	7 years, 120 days	Punjab and Haryana	Puisne Judge, Punjab and Haryana High Court
37	Alak Chandra Gupta		2 September 1974	31 December 1981	7 years, 120 days	Calcutta	Judge, Calcutta High Court	Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed
38	N. L. Untwalia		3 October 1974	31 July 1980	5 years, 302 days	Patna	Chief Justice, Patna High Court
39	Syed Murtaza Fazl Ali	1920–1985	2 April 1975	20 August 1985	10 years, 140 days	Jammu and Kashmir	Chief Justice, Jammu and Kashmir High Court
40	P. N. Shingal		6 November 1975	14 October 1980	4 years, 343 days	Rajasthan	Chief Justice, Rajasthan High Court
41	Jaswant Singh		23 January 1976	24 January 1979	3 years, 1 day	Jammu and Kashmir	Chief Justice, Jammu and Kashmir High Court
42	Palapatti Sadaya Goundar Kailasam	1915–1986	3 January 1977	11 September 1980	3 years, 252 days	Madras	Chief Justice, Madras High Court
43	V. D. Tulzapurkar	1921–2004	30 September 1977	8 March 1986	8 years, 159 days	Bombay	Judge, Bombay High Court	Neelam Sanjiva Reddy
44	D. A. Desai		30 September 1977	8 May 1985	7 years, 220 days	Gujarat	Judge, Gujarat High Court
45	A. D. Koshal		17 July 1978	6 March 1982	3 years, 232 days	Punjab and Haryana	Chief Justice, Punjab and Haryana High Court
46	O. Chinnappa Reddy	1922–2013	17 July 1978	24 September 1987	9 years, 69 days	Andhra Pradesh	Judge, Andhra Pradesh High Court
47	Ananda Prakash Sen		17 July 1978	19 September 1988	10 years, 64 days	Madhya Pradesh	Chief Justice, Madhya Pradesh High Court
48	Baharul Islam	1918–1993	4 December 1980	12 January 1983	2 years, 39 days	Gauhati	Chief Justice, Gauhati High Court
49	Appajee Vardarajan	1920–2009	10 December 1980	16 August 1985	4 years, 249 days	Madras	Judge, Madras High Court
50	Amarendra Nath Sen	born 1920	28 January 1981	30 September 1985	4 years, 245 days	Calcutta	Chief Justice, Calcutta High Court
51	V. Balakrishna Eradi	1922–2010	30 January 1981	18 June 1987	6 years, 139 days	Kerala	Chief Justice, Kerala High Court
52	R. B. Misra		30 January 1981	14 June 1986	5 years, 135 days	Allahabad	Judge, Allahabad High Court
53	Dinshah Pirosha Madon		15 March 1983	6 April 1986	3 years, 22 days	Bombay	Chief Justice, Bombay High Court	Zail Singh
54	Manharlal Pranlal Thakkar		15 March 1983	3 November 1988	5 years, 233 days	Gujarat	Chief Justice, Gujarat High Court
55	Vazhakkulangarayil Khalid	1922–2017	25 June 1984	30 June 1987	3 years, 5 days	Kerala	Chief Justice, Jammu and Kashmir High Court
56	Goverdhan Lal Oza		29 October 1985	11 December 1989	4 years, 43 days	Madhya Pradesh	Chief Justice, Madhya Pradesh High Court
57	Bankim Chandra Ray	born 1926	9 October 1985	31 October 1991	6 years, 22 days	Calcutta	Judge, Calcutta High Court
58	M. M. Dutt		10 March 1986	29 October 1989	3 years, 233 days	Calcutta	Judge, Calcutta High Court
59	S. Natarajan	1925–2014	10 March 1986	28 October 1989	3 years, 232 days	Madras	Judge, Madras High Court
60	Kalmanje Jagannatha Shetty	1926–2015	1 May 1987	14 December 1991	4 years, 227 days	Karnataka	Chief Justice, Allahabad High Court
61	S. Ranganathan	1927–2022	5 October 1987	30 October 1992	5 years, 25 days	Delhi	Judge, Delhi High Court	Ramaswamy Venkataraman
62	Narayan Dutta Ojha		18 January 1988	18 January 1991	3 years, 0 days	Allahabad	Chief Justice, Madhya Pradesh High Court
63	S. Ratnavel Pandian	1929–2018	14 December 1988	12 March 1994	5 years, 88 days	Madras	Judge, Madras High Court
64	T. K. Thommen		14 December 1988	25 September 1993	4 years, 285 days	Kerala	Acting Chief Justice, Kerala High Court
65	K. N. Saikia	1926–2016	14 December 1988	28 February 1991	2 years, 76 days	Gauhati	Chief Justice, Gauhati High Court
66	Kuldip Singh	born 1932	14 December 1988	21 December 1996	8 years, 7 days	Bar Council	Additional Solicitor General of India
67	V. Ramaswami	born 1929	6 October 1989	14 February 1994	4 years, 131 days	Madras	Chief Justice, Punjab and Haryana High Court
68	P. B. Sawant	1930–2021	6 October 1989	29 June 1995	5 years, 266 days	Bombay	Judge, Bombay High Court
69	Narendra Mohan Kasliwal	1928–2021	6 October 1989	3 April 1993	3 years, 179 days	Rajasthan	Chief Justice, Himachal Pradesh High Court
70	Katikithala Ramaswamy	1932–2019	6 October 1989	12 July 1997	7 years, 279 days	Andhra Pradesh	Judge, Andhra Pradesh High Court
71	Fathima Beevi	1927–2023	6 October 1989	29 April 1992	2 years, 206 days	Kerala	Judge, Kerala High Court
72	K. Jayachandra Reddy	1929–2020	11 January 1990	14 July 1994	4 years, 184 days	Andhra Pradesh	Judge, Andhra Pradesh High Court
73	S. C. Agarwal	1934–2021	11 January 1990	4 September 1998	8 years, 236 days	Rajasthan	Judge, Rajasthan High Court
74	R. M. Sahai		11 January 1990	24 June 1995	5 years, 164 days	Allahabad	Judge, Allahabad High Court
75	Yogeshwar Dayal	1930–1994	22 March 1991	2 August 1994	3 years, 133 days	Delhi	Chief Justice, Andhra Pradesh High Court
76	Shanmughasundaram Mohan	1930–2019	7 October 1991	10 February 1995	3 years, 126 days	Madras	Chief Justice, Karnataka High Court
77	B. P. Jeevan Reddy	born 1932	7 October 1991	13 March 1997	5 years, 157 days	Andhra Pradesh	Chief Justice, Andhra Pradesh High Court
78	Ganendra Narayan Ray	born 1933	7 October 1991	30 April 1998	6 years, 205 days	Calcutta	Chief Justice, Gujarat High Court
79	R. C. Patnaik	born 1935	3 December 1991	30 May 1992	179 days	Orissa	Judge, Orissa High Court
80	N. P. Singh	born 1931	15 June 1992	24 December 1996	4 years, 192 days	Patna	Chief Justice, Calcutta High Court
81	N. Venkatachala	1930–2019	1 July 1992	2 July 1995	3 years, 1 day	Karnataka	Acting Chief Justice, Karnataka High Court
82	Manoj Kumar Mukherjee	1933–2021	14 December 1993	30 November 1998	4 years, 351 days	Calcutta	Judge, Calcutta High Court	Shankar Dayal Sharma
83	Faizanuddin	born 1932	14 December 1993	4 February 1997	3 years, 52 days	Madhya Pradesh	Acting Chief Justice, Madhya Pradesh High Court
84	Banwari Lal Hansaria	1931–1997	14 December 1993	24 December 1996	3 years, 10 days	Gauhati	Chief Justice, Orissa High Court
85	S. C. Sen		11 June 1994	20 December 1997	3 years, 192 days	Calcutta	Judge, Calcutta High Court
86	K. S. Paripoornan	1932–2016	11 June 1994	11 June 1997	3 years, 0 days	Kerala	Chief Justice, Patna High Court
87	S. B. Majmudar	born 1935	19 September 1994	19 August 2000	5 years, 335 days	Gujarat	Chief Justice, Karnataka High Court
88	Sujata Manohar	born 1934	8 November 1994	27 August 1999	4 years, 292 days	Bombay	Chief Justice, Kerala High Court
89	G. T. Nanavati	1935–2021	6 March 1995	16 February 2000	4 years, 347 days	Gujarat	Chief Justice, Karnataka High Court
90	Saiyed Saghir Ahmad	1935–2011	6 March 1995	30 June 2000	5 years, 116 days	Allahabad	Chief Justice, Andhra Pradesh High Court
91	K. Venkataswami		6 March 1995	18 September 1999	4 years, 196 days	Madras	Chief Justice, Patna High Court
92	Sudhakar Panditrao Kurdukar	born 1935	29 March 1996	15 January 2000	3 years, 292 days	Bombay	Chief Justice, Punjab and Haryana High Court
93	K. T. Thomas	born 1937	29 March 1996	29 January 2002	5 years, 306 days	Kerala	Chief Justice, Kerala High Court
94	M. Jagannadha Rao	born 1935	21 March 1997	1 December 2000	3 years, 255 days	Andhra Pradesh	Chief Justice, Delhi High Court
95	D. P. Wadhwa	born 1935	21 March 1997	4 May 2000	3 years, 44 days	Delhi	Chief Justice, Patna High Court
96	Madhavachari Srinivasan	1937–2000	25 September 1997	25 February 2000	2 years, 153 days	Madras	Chief Justice, Himachal Pradesh High Court
97	Ajay Kumar Misra		4 December 1997	31 August 2001	3 years, 270 days	Allahabad	Chief Justice, Delhi High Court
98	Syed Shah Mohammed Quadri	born 1938	4 December 1997	4 April 2003	5 years, 121 days	Andhra Pradesh	Acting Chief Justice, Andhra Pradesh High Court
99	Manharlal Bhikhalal Shah	born 1938	9 December 1998	24 September 2003	4 years, 289 days	Gujarat	Chief Justice, Bombay High Court
100	D. P. Mohapatra	born 1937	9 December 1998	2 August 2002	3 years, 236 days	Orissa	Chief Justice, Allahabad High Court
101	Umesh Chandra Banerjee	1937–2012	9 December 1998	17 November 2002	3 years, 343 days	Calcutta	Chief Justice, Andhra Pradesh High Court
102	N. Santosh Hegde	born 1940	8 January 1999	16 June 2005	6 years, 159 days	Bar Council	Solicitor General of India
103	Ram Prakash Sethi	1937–2007	8 January 1999	6 July 2002	3 years, 179 days	Jammu and Kashmir	Chief Justice, Karnataka High Court
104	Sailendu Nath Phukan	1937–2018	28 January 1999	31 March 2002	3 years, 62 days	Gauhati	Chief Justice, Orissa High Court
105	Doraiswamy Raju	born 1939	28 January 2000	1 July 2004	4 years, 155 days	Madras	Chief Justice, Himachal Pradesh High Court
106	Ruma Pal	born 1941	28 January 2000	2 June 2006	6 years, 125 days	Calcutta	Judge, Calcutta High Court
107	Sam Nariman Variava	born 1940	15 March 2000	7 November 2005	5 years, 237 days	Bombay	Judge, Bombay High Court
108	Shivaraj Patil	born 1940	15 March 2000	11 January 2005	4 years, 302 days	Karnataka	Chief Justice, Rajasthan High Court
109	Brijesh Kumar	born 1939	19 October 2000	9 June 2004	3 years, 234 days	Allahabad	Chief Justice, Gauhati High Court
110	B. N. Agrawal	born 1944	19 October 2000	15 October 2009	8 years, 361 days	Patna	Chief Justice, Orissa High Court
111	P. Venkatarama Reddi	born 1940	17 August 2001	9 August 2005	3 years, 357 days	Andhra Pradesh	Chief Justice, Karnataka High Court
112	Ashok Bhan	born 1943	17 August 2001	2 October 2008	7 years, 46 days	Punjab and Haryana	Acting Chief Justice, Karnataka High Court
113	Arijit Pasayat	born 1944	19 October 2001	10 May 2009	7 years, 203 days	Orissa	Chief Justice, Delhi High Court
114	B. P. Singh	born 1942	14 December 2001	8 July 2007	5 years, 206 days	Patna	Chief Justice, Bombay High Court
115	D. M. Dharmadhikari	born 1940	5 March 2002	13 August 2005	3 years, 161 days	Madhya Pradesh	Chief Justice, Gujarat High Court
116	H. K. Sema	born 1943	9 April 2002	1 June 2008	6 years, 53 days	Gauhati	Chief Justice, Jammu and Kashmir High Court

Career

• Fazl Ali:
  • Governor of Odisha (7 June 1952 – 9 February 1954)
  • Chairman, States Reorganisation Commission
  • Governor of Assam (15 May 1956 – 22 August 1959)
• Vivian Bose: National Commissioner of Bharat Scouts and Guides (November 1957 to November 1959)
• Vashishtha Bhargava: Headed Bhargava Commission
• K. S. Hegde:
  • Member, Lok Sabha
  • Speaker of the Lok Sabha (21 July 1977 – 21 January 1980)
• K. K. Mathew:
  • Chairman, Tenth Law Commission
  • Chairman, Second Press Commission

Rajya Sabha MPs

Assam

Sitting

Keys:   BJP (4)   AGP (1)   UPPL (1)   Independent (1)

No.	Name	Party affiliation		Date of election	Date of retirement
1	Kamakhya Prasad Tasa		Bharatiya Janata Party	15 June 2019	14 June 2025
2	Birendra Prasad Baishya		Asom Gana Parishad	15 June 2019	14 June 2025
3	Bhubaneswar Kalita		Bharatiya Janata Party	10 April 2020	9 April 2026
4	Ajit Kumar Bhuyan		Independent	10 April 2020	9 April 2026
5	Sarbananda Sonowal		Bharatiya Janata Party	6 October 2021	9 April 2026
6	Rwngwra Narzary		United People's Party Liberal	2 April 2022	1 April 2028
7	Pabitra Margherita		Bharatiya Janata Party	2 April 2022	1 April 2028

Former

Keys:   INC   BJP   AGP   BPF   Independent (1)

Name	Party affiliation		Date of election	Date of retirement	Notes
Baharul Islam		Indian National Congress	3 April 1962	2 April 1968
Usha Barthakur		Samyukta Socialist Party	3 April 1966	2 April 1972
Sriman Prafulla Goswami		Indian National Congress	4 May 1967	2 April 1972
Baharul Islam		Indian National Congress	3 April 1968	20 January 1972	Resigned
Golap Borbora		Samyukta Socialist Party	3 April 1968	2 April 1974
Sriman Prafulla Goswami		Indian National Congress	3 April 1974	2 April 1980
Dinesh Goswami		Indian National Congress	10 April 1978	9 April 1984
Biswa Goswami		Janata Party	3 April 1980	2 April 1986
Bijoya Chakravarty		Asom Gana Parishad	3 April 1986	2 April 1992
Nagen Saikia		Asom Gana Parishad	3 April 1986	2 April 1992
Bijoy Krishna Handique		Indian National Congress (Indira)	3 April 1986	2 April 1992
Baharul Islam		Indian National Congress	15 June 1989	14 June 1995
David Ledger		Asom Gana Parishad	15 June 1989	14 June 1995
Amritlal Basumatary		Indian Congress (Socialist)	15 June 1989	1 August 1991	Disqualified
Dinesh Goswami		Asom Gana Parishad	10 April 1990	2 June 1991	Died
Bhadreswar Buragohain		Asom Gana Parishad	10 April 1990	9 April 1996
Basanti Sarma		Indian National Congress	3 September 1991	9 April 1996	Bye-election due to demise of Dinesh Goswami
Manmohan Singh		Indian National Congress	1 October 1991	14 June 1995	Bye-election due to disqualification of Amritlal Basumatary
Tara Charan Majumdar		Independent	3 April 1992	2 April 1998
Matang Sinh		Indian National Congress	3 April 1992	2 April 1998
Manmohan Singh		Indian National Congress	15 June 1995	14 June 2001
Parag Chaliha		Asom Gana Parishad	15 June 1995	22 June 1999	Died
Basanti Sarma		Indian National Congress	10 April 1996	9 April 2002
Prakanta Warisa		Autonomous State Demand Committee	10 April 1996	9 April 2002
Arun Kumar Sarmah		Asom Gana Parishad	3 April 1998	2 April 2004
Joyasree Goswami Mahanta		Asom Gana Parishad	24 August 1999	14 June 2001	Bye-election due to demise of Parag Chaliha
Manmohan Singh		Indian National Congress	15 June 2001	14 June 2007
Indramoni Bora		Bharatiya Janata Party	15 June 2001	14 June 2007
Karnendu Bhattacharjee		Indian National Congress	10 April 2002	9 April 2008
Dwijendra Nath Sharmah		Indian National Congress	10 April 2002	9 April 2008
Urkhao Gwra Brahma		Independent	10 April 2002	9 April 2008
Silvius Condpan		Indian National Congress	3 April 2004	2 April 2010
Anwara Taimur		Indian National Congress	3 April 2004	2 April 2010
Manmohan Singh		Indian National Congress	15 June 2007	14 June 2013
Kumar Deepak Das		Asom Gana Parishad	15 June 2007	14 June 2013
Biswajit Daimary		Bodoland People's Front	10 April 2008	9 April 2014
Birendra Prasad Baishya		Asom Gana Parishad	10 April 2008	9 April 2014
Bhubaneswar Kalita		Indian National Congress	10 April 2008	9 April 2014
Naznin Faruque		Indian National Congress	3 April 2010	2 April 2016
Silvius Condpan		Indian National Congress	3 April 2010	10 November 2011	Died
Pankaj Bora		Indian National Congress	22 December 2011	2 April 2016	Bye-election due to demise of Silvius Condpan
Manmohan Singh		Indian National Congress	15 June 2013	14 June 2019
Santiuse Kujur		Indian National Congress	15 June 2013	14 June 2019
Biswajit Daimary		Bodoland People's Front	10 April 2014	9 April 2020
Bhubaneswar Kalita		Indian National Congress	10 April 2014	5 August 2019	Resigned
Sanjaya Sinh		Indian National Congress	10 April 2014	30 July 2019	Resigned
Ripun Bora		Indian National Congress	2 April 2016	1 April 2022
Ranee Narah		Indian National Congress	2 April 2016	1 April 2022
Biswajit Daimary		Bodoland People's Front	10 April 2020	12 November 2020	Resigned
Biswajit Daimary		Bharatiya Janata Party	22 February 2021	12 May 2021	Resigned

President's rule

No.	State	Term	Date imposed	Date revoked	Duration	Imposed by (President)	Prime Minister (at time)	Governor	Notes
	Delhi	1	14 February 2014	11 February 2015	362 days	Pranab Mukherjee	Manmohan Singh (INC)	Najeeb Jung	President's rule was imposed in Delhi following the resignation of chief minister Arvind Kejriwal after the state assembly rejected the Jan Lokpal Bill. The president's rule was withdrawn after the re-election of Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party in the 2015 election.
	Andhra Pradesh	2	28 February 2014	8 June 2014	100 days	Pranab Mukherjee	Manmohan Singh (INC)	E. S. L. Narasimhan
	Jammu and Kashmir (state)	6	9 January 2015	1 March 2015	51 days	Pranab Mukherjee	Narendra Modi (BJP)	Narinder Nath Vohra	Governor's rule was imposed in the state following the failure of the political parties to form government in the state in the background of the fractured mandate resulting from the 2014 state legislative assembly election. Finally, the BJP and the JKPDP formed a coalition and formed the government, leading to the withdrawal of the governor's rule.
	Jammu and Kashmir (state)	7	8 January 2016	4 April 2016	87 days	Pranab Mukherjee	Narendra Modi (BJP)	Narinder Nath Vohra	Governor's rule was imposed in the state following the demise of chief minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed and upon the failure of the ruling coalition between BJP and JKPDP to elect a successor. Finally, with the election of Sayeed's daughter Mehbooba Mufti as the chief minister by the coalition, the governor's rule in the state was revoked.
	Arunachal Pradesh	2	25 January 2016	19 February 2016	25 days	Pranab Mukherjee	Narendra Modi (BJP)	Jyoti Prasad Rajkhowa	21 Congress legislators joined hands with 11 BJP legislators and two independents, making the ruling Congress government of chief minister Nabam Tuki, a minority government. The governor Jyoti Prasad Rajkhowa dismissed the minority Congress government and recommended the imposition of the President's rule in the state. However, the Supreme Court intervened and declared the imposition of the president's rule as ultra vires and reinstated the dismissed Congress government. In a landmark judgment, the court found fault with the unconstitutional role played by the state governor in interfering with legislative activities and decisions of the speaker of the assembly. Upon the revocation of the president's rule, Kalikho Pul of PAP was appointed chief minister.
	Uttarakhand	1	27 March 2016	21 April 2016	25 days	Pranab Mukherjee	Narendra Modi (BJP)	Krishan Kant Paul	Nine MLAs of the ruling Congress party rebelled against the government headed by chief minister Harish Rawat, leading to the ruling government becoming a minority. Governor Krishan Kant Paul ordered the chief minister to face a vote of no-confidence before the assembly, however, a day before the vote, the government was dismissed and the President's rule was imposed in the state. Hearing a matter related to the case, the Uttarakhand High Court declared the imposition of the president's rule unconstitutional and restored the Congress government of Harish Rawat in the state.
	Uttarakhand	2	22 April 2016	11 May 2016	19 days	Pranab Mukherjee	Narendra Modi (BJP)	Krishan Kant Paul	The Supreme Court held the stay on Uttarakhand High Court's verdict, thus reinstating the president's rule in the state, which was later withdrawn after chief minister Harish Rawat won the floor test.
	Jammu and Kashmir (state)	8	19 June 2018	30 October 2019	1 year, 133 days	Ram Nath Kovind	Narendra Modi (BJP)	Satya Pal Malik	President's rule in the state was imposed following the resignation of chief minister Mehbooba Mufti after the BJP withdrew from the ruling coalition. Before proving her majority on the floor of the house, the governor's rule was imposed in the state. Following the expiration of six months of governor's rule, the president's rule was imposed in the state which remain in force until the bifurcation of the state into the two union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh on 31 October 2019.
	Jammu and Kashmir (union territory)	1	31 October 2019	present	5 years, 33 days	Ram Nath Kovind	Narendra Modi (BJP)	G. C. Murmu, Manoj Sinha (current)	Following the bifurcation of the state of Jammu and Kashmir, the president's rule was imposed in the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir under section 73 of the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019 as Article 356 is not applicable to union territories.
	Maharashtra	3	12 November 2019	23 November 2019	11 days	Ram Nath Kovind	Narendra Modi (BJP)	Bhagat Singh Koshyari	After the ruling BJP-Shiv Sena coalition broke and no other party was able to form the government and the tenure of the outgoing assembly had expired, the governor recommended for imposition of president's rule in the state. The president's rule was withdrawn on early morning of 23 November 2019 when governor Koshyari re-appointed Devendra Fadnavis as the chief minister and Ajit Pawar as the deputy chief minister in a surprising move.

Longest-serving ministers

#	Minister (birth-death)	Portrait	Final or current ministerial rank (final/current portfolio held)	Ministries served	Party affiliations	Ranks	Start of tenure	End of tenure	Time in office	Overall tenure
1	Jagjivan Ram (1908–1986)		Deputy Prime Minister (Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence)	Nehru I Nehru II Nehru III Nehru IV Indira II Indira III Desai	INC (1947–1969)   INC(R) (1969–1977)   JP (1977–1979)	Cabinet Minister	15 August 1947	31 August 1963	16 years, 16 days	29 years, 126 days
							24 January 1966	2 February 1977	11 years, 9 days
							28 March 1977	24 January 1979	1 year, 302 days
						Deputy Prime Minister	24 January 1979	28 July 1979	164 days
2	Swaran Singh (1907–1994)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Defence)	Nehru II Nehru III Nehru IV Nanda I Shastri Nanda II Indira I Indira II Indira III	INC (1952–1969)   INC(R) (1969–1975)	Cabinet Minister	13 May 1952	1 December 1975		23 years, 202 days
3	Satya Narayan Sinha (1900–1983)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Information and Broadcasting, and Communications)	Nehru I Nehru II Nehru III Nehru IV Nanda I Shastri Nanda II Indira I	INC (1948–1969)   INC(R) (1969–1971)	Deputy Minister	1 October 1948	26 February 1949	148 days	22 years, 158 days
						Minister of State	26 February 1949	10 April 1962	13 years, 43 days
						Cabinet Minister	10 April 1962	8 March 1971	8 years, 332 days
4	Raj Bahadur (1912–1990)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Tourism and Civil Aviation)	Nehru I Nehru II Nehru III Nehru IV Nanda I Shastri Nanda II Indira I Indira III	INC (1951–1969)   INC(R) (1969–1976)	Deputy Minister	29 May 1951	13 May 1952	350 days	21 years, 181 days
							4 June 1952	14 February 1956	3 years, 255 days
						Minister of State	14 February 1956	13 March 1967	11 years, 27 days
						Cabinet Minister	18 March 1971	22 December 1976	5 years, 279 days
5	Pranab Mukherjee (1935–2020)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Finance)	Indira III Indira IV Rajiv II Rao Manmohan I Manmohan II	INC(R) (1973–1977)   INC(I) (1980–1984, 1993–1996)   INC (2004–2012)	Deputy Minister	5 February 1973	10 October 1974	1 year, 247 days	20 years, 136 days
						Minister of State	10 October 1974	24 March 1977	2 years, 165 days
						Cabinet Minister	14 January 1980	31 December 1984	4 years, 352 days
							17 January 1993	9 July 1993	173 days
							31 August 1993	16 May 1996	2 years, 259 days
							22 May 2004	26 June 2012	8 years, 35 days
6	B. Shankaranand (1925–2009)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Health and Family Welfare)	Indira III Indira IV Rajiv I Rajiv II Rao	INC(R) (1971–1977)   INC(I) (1980–1987, 1988–1989, 1991–1994)	Deputy Minister	2 May 1971	24 March 1977	5 years, 326 days	18 years, 157 days
						Cabinet Minister	14 January 1980	31 October 1984	4 years, 291 days
							4 November 1984	22 August 1987	2 years, 291 days
							25 June 1988	2 December 1989	1 year, 160 days
							21 June 1991	22 December 1994	3 years, 184 days
7	P. Chidambaram (born 1945)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Finance)	Rajiv II Rao Deve Gowda Gujral Manmohan I Manmohan II	INC(I) (1985–1989, 1991–1992, 1995–1996)   TMC(M) (1996–2001)   INC (2004–2014)	Deputy Minister	25 September 1985	20 January 1986	117 days	18 years, 59 days
						Minister of State	20 January 1986	2 December 1989	3 years, 316 days
							21 June 1991	9 July 1992	1 year, 18 days
							10 February 1995	3 April 1996	1 year, 53 days
						Cabinet Minister	1 June 1996	21 April 1997	324 days
							1 May 1997	19 March 1998	322 days
							22 May 2004	26 May 2014	10 years, 4 days
8	Kotha Raghuramaiah (1912–1979)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Tourism and Civil Aviation, Parliamentary Affairs)	Nehru III Nehru IV Nanda I Shastri Nanda II Indira I Indira II Indira III	INC (1957–1969)   INC(R) (1969–1977)	Deputy Minister	21 May 1957	10 April 1962	4 years, 324 days	17 years, 342 days
						Minister of State	16 April 1962	27 June 1970	8 years, 72 days
						Cabinet Minister	27 June 1970	18 March 1971	264 days
							5 February 1973	24 March 1977	4 years, 47 days
9	Indira Gandhi (1917–1984)		Prime Minister	Shastri Nanda II Indira I Indira II Indira III Indira IV	INC (1966–1969)   INC(R) (1969–1977)   INC(I) (1980–1984)	Cabinet Minister	2 July 1964	24 January 1966	1 year, 206 days	17 years, 191 days
						Prime Minister	24 January 1966	24 March 1977	11 years, 59 days
							14 January 1980	31 October 1984†	4 years, 291 days
10	Jaisukhlal Hathi (1909–1982)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Labour and Rehabilitation)	Nehru II Nehru III Nehru IV Nanda I Shastri Nanda II Indira I	INC (1952–1969)	Deputy Minister	12 September 1952	10 April 1962	9 years, 210 days	17 years, 58 days
						Minister of State	16 April 1962	13 March 1967	4 years, 331 days
						Cabinet Minister	13 March 1967	15 November 1969	2 years, 247 days
11	Jawaharlal Nehru (1889–1964)		Prime Minister	Nehru I Nehru II Nehru III Nehru IV	INC (1947–1964)	Prime Minister	15 August 1947	27 May 1964†		16 years, 286 days
12	Vidya Charan Shukla (1927–2013)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Water Resources and Parliamentary Affairs)	Indira I Indira II Indira III Indira IV Chandra Shekhar Rao	(1966–1969)   INC(R) (1969–1977)   INC(I) (1980–1981, 1991–1996)   SJP(R) (1990–1991)	Deputy Minister	24 January 1966	13 March 1967	1 year, 48 days	16 years, 279 days
						Minister of State	13 March 1967	24 March 1977	10 years, 11 days
						Cabinet Minister	8 June 1980	19 March 1981	284 days
							21 November 1990	20 February 1991	91 days
							21 June 1991	17 January 1996	4 years, 210 days
13	Ram Vilas Paswan (1946–2020)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution)	V. P. Singh Deve Gowda Gujral Vajpayee III Manmohan I Modi I Modi II	JD (1989–1990, 1996–1998, 1999–2000)   LJP (2000–2002, 2004–2009, 2014–2020)	Cabinet Minister	6 December 1989	10 November 1990	339 days	16 years, 233 days
							1 June 1996	19 March 1998	1 year, 291 days
							13 October 1999	29 April 2002	2 years, 198 days
							22 May 2004	22 May 2009	5 years, 0 days
							26 May 2014	8 October 2020†	6 years, 135 days
14	Ghulam Nabi Azad (born 1949)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Health, Family Welfare and Water Resources)	Indira IV Rajiv II Rao Manmohan I Manmohan II	INC(I) (1984–1987, 1991–1996)   INC (2004–2005, 2009–2014)	Deputy Minister	2 September 1982	31 December 1984	2 years, 120 days	16 years, 137 days
						Minister of State	31 December 1984	7 September 1987	2 years, 250 days
						Cabinet Minister	21 June 1991	16 May 1996	4 years, 330 days
							22 May 2004	1 November 2005	1 year, 163 days
							22 May 2009	26 May 2014	5 years, 4 days
15	Shah Nawaz Khan (1914–1983)		Minister of State (Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation)	Nehru II Nehru III Nehru IV Nanda I Shastri Nanda II Indira I Indira II Indira III	INC (1952–1967)   INC(R) (1971–1977)	Deputy Minister	20 September 1956	9 June 1964	7 years, 263 days	16 years, 130 days
							15 June 1964	13 March 1967	2 years, 271 days
						Minister of State	2 May 1971	24 March 1977	5 years, 326 days
16	Gulzarilal Nanda (1898–1998)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Railways)	Nehru I Nehru II Nehru III Nehru IV Nanda I Shastri Nanda II Indira I Indira III	INC (1951–1966)   INC(R) (1970–1971)	Cabinet Minister	24 September 1951	27 May 1964	12 years, 246 days	16 years, 75 days
						Acting Prime Minister	27 May 1964	9 June 1964	13 days
						Cabinet Minister	9 June 1964	11 January 1966	1 year, 216 days
						Acting Prime Minister	11 January 1966	24 January 1966	13 days
						Cabinet Minister	24 January 1966	9 November 1966	289 days
							18 February 1970	18 March 1971	1 year, 28 days
17	Bali Ram Bhagat (1922–2011)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of External Affairs)	Nehru II Nehru III Nehru IV Nanda I Shastri Nanda II Indira I Indira II Rajiv II	INC (1956–1969)   INC(R) (1969–1971)   INC(I) (1985–1986)	Deputy Minister	4 January 1956	10 April 1962	6 years, 96 days	15 years, 296 days
							16 April 1962	21 September 1963	1 year, 158 days
						Minister of State	21 September 1963	14 February 1969	5 years, 146 days
						Cabinet Minister	14 February 1969	18 March 1971	2 years, 32 days
							25 September 1985	12 May 1986	229 days
18	Prakash Chandra Sethi (1919–1996)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Planning and Irrigation)	Nehru III Nehru IV Nanda I Shastri Nanda II Indira I Indira II Indira III Indira IV	INC (1962–1969)   INC(R) (1969–1972, 1975–1977)   INC(I) (1980–1984)	Deputy Minister	8 June 1962	9 June 1964	2 years, 1 day	15 years, 244 days
							15 June 1964	13 March 1967	2 years, 271 days
						Minister of State	13 March 1967	2 May 1971	4 years, 50 days
						Cabinet Minister	2 May 1971	29 January 1972	272 days
							25 December 1975	24 March 1977	1 year, 89 days
							14 January 1980	31 October 1984	4 years, 291 days
19	Krishna Chandra Pant (1931–2012)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Defence)	Indira II Indira III Charan Singh Rajiv II	INC (1967–1969)   INC(R) (1969–1977)   INC(U) (1979–1980)   INC(I) (1984–1989)	Minister of State	13 March 1967	9 November 1973	6 years, 241 days	15 years, 150 days
						Cabinet Minister	9 November 1973	24 March 1977	3 years, 135 days
							30 July 1979	14 January 1980	168 days
							31 December 1984	2 December 1989	4 years, 336 days
20	Kamal Nath (born 1946)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Urban Development and Parliamentary Affairs)	Rao Manmohan I Manmohan II	INC(I) (1991–1996)   INC (2004–2014)	Minister of State	21 June 1991	16 May 1996	4 years, 330 days	14 years, 334 days
						Cabinet Minister	22 May 2004	26 May 2014	10 years, 4 days
	Manmohan Singh (born 1932)		Prime Minister	Rao Manmohan I Manmohan II	INC(I) (1991–1996)   INC (2004–2014)	Cabinet Minister	21 June 1991	16 May 1996	4 years, 330 days
						Prime Minister	22 May 2004	26 May 2014	10 years, 4 days
21	Hansraj Bhardwaj (1937–2020)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Law and Justice)	Rajiv II Rao Manmohan I	INC(I) (1984–1989, 1991–1996)   INC (2004–2009)	Minister of State	31 December 1984	2 December 1989	4 years, 336 days	14 years, 301 days
							21 June 1991	16 May 1996	4 years, 330 days
						Cabinet Minister	22 May 2004	22 May 2009	5 years, 0 days
22	P. V. Narasimha Rao (1921–2004)		Prime Minister	Indira IV Rajiv I Rajiv II	INC(I) (1980–1989, 1991–1996)	Cabinet Minister	14 January 1980	2 December 1989	9 years, 322 days	14 years, 652 days
						Prime Minister	21 June 1991	16 May 1996	4 years, 330 days
23	Yashwantrao Chavan (1913–1984)		Deputy Prime Minister (Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Home Affairs)	Nehru IV Nanda I Shastri Nanda II Indira I Indira II Indira III Charan Singh	INC (1962–1969)   INC (1969–1977)   INC(U) (1979–1980)	Cabinet Minister	21 November 1962	24 March 1977	14 years, 123 days	14 years, 293 days
						Deputy Prime Minister	28 July 1979	14 January 1980	170 days
24	Keshav Dev Malviya (1904–1981)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Petroleum, Chemicals and Fertilizers)	Nehru II Nehru III Nehru IV Indira III	INC (1952–1963)   INC(R) (1974–1977)	Deputy Minister	12 August 1952	7 December 1954	2 years, 117 days	14 years, 25 days
						Minister of State	7 December 1954	10 April 1962	7 years, 124 days
						Cabinet Minister	10 April 1962	26 June 1963	1 year, 77 days
							11 January 1974	24 March 1977	3 years, 72 days
25	Ziaur Rahman Ansari (1925–1992)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Environment and Forests)	Indira Gandhi II Indira Gandhi III Rajiv Gandhi	INC(R) (1973–1977)   INC(I) (1980–1989)	Deputy Minister	6 February 1973	24 March 1977	4 years, 46 days	13 years, 317 days
						Minister of State	3 March 1980	31 October 1984	4 years, 242 days
							4 November 1984	25 June 1988	3 years, 234 days
						Cabinet Minister	25 June 1988	2 December 1989	1 year, 160 days
26	Shivraj Patil (born 1935)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Home Affairs)	Indira IV Rajiv I Rajiv II Manmohan I	INC(I) (1980–1989)   INC (2004–2008)	Minister of State	19 October 1980	31 October 1984	4 years, 12 days	13 years, 232 days
							4 November 1984	2 December 1989	5 years, 28 days
						Cabinet Minister	22 May 2004	30 November 2008	4 years, 192 days
27	Ram Niwas Mirdha (1924–2010)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Textiles, Health and Family Welfare)	Indira II Indira III Indira IV Rajiv I Rajiv II	INC(R) (1970–1977)   INC(I) (1983–1989)	Minister of State	26 June 1970	24 March 1977	6 years, 271 days	13 years, 210 days
							29 January 1983	31 October 1984	1 year, 276 days
							4 November 1984	15 February 1988	3 years, 103 days
						Cabinet Minister	15 February 1988	2 December 1989	1 year, 290 days
28	Selja Kumari (born 1962)		Cabinet Minister (Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment)	Rao Manmohan I Manmohan II	INC(I) (1992–1996)   INC (2004–2014)	Deputy Minister	2 July 1992	15 September 1995	3 years, 75 days	13 years, 199 days
						Minister of State	15 September 1995	16 May 1996	244 days
							22 May 2004	22 May 2009	5 years, 0 days
						Cabinet Minister	28 May 2009	28 January 2014	4 years, 245 days
29	Dinesh Singh (1925–1995)		Cabinet Minister (Minister without portfolio)	Nehru IV Nanda I Shastri Nanda II Indira I Indira II Rajiv II Rao	INC (1962–1969)   INC(R) (1969–1971)   INC(I) (1988–1989, 1993–1995)	Deputy Minister	8 May 1962	9 June 1964	2 years, 32 days	13 years, 185 days
							15 June 1964	24 January 1966	1 year, 223 days
						Minister of State	24 January 1966	13 March 1967	1 year, 48 days
						Cabinet Minister	13 March 1967	18 March 1971	4 years, 5 days
							14 February 1988	2 December 1989	1 year, 291 days
							18 January 1993	30 November 1995†	2 years, 316 days

Indian leaders who died in office

Governors

Governors

Governor	State	Took office	Date of death	Age	Cause of death
Muhammad Saleh Akbar Hydari	Assam	4 May 1947	28 December 1948	54	Stroke
Girija Shankar Bajpai	Maharashtra	30 May 1952	5 December 1954	63	Cerebral Haemorrhage
Harendra Coomar Mookerjee	West Bengal	1 November 1951	7 August 1956	68
Fazl Ali	Assam	15 May 1956	22 August 1959	72
P. Subbarayan	Maharashtra	17 April 1962	6 October 1962	73
P. V. Cherian	Maharashtra	14 November 1964	8 November 1969	5
Ali Yavar Jung	Maharashtra	26 February 1971	11 December 1976	70
Surendra Nath	Punjab	7 August 1991	9 July 1994	68	Plane crash
Saiyid Nurul Hasan	West Bengal	6 February 1990	12 July 1993	71	Renal failure
Marri Chenna Reddy	Tamil Nadu	31 May 1993	2 December 1996	77	Cardiac arrest
Darbara Singh	Rajasthan	1 May 1998	24 May 1998	71	Heart attack
Sikander Bakht	Kerala	18 April 2002	23 February 2004	85	Complications from intestinal surgery
Nirmal Chandra Jain	Rajasthan	14 May 2003	22 September 2003	74	Heart attack
Ram Prakash Gupta	Madhya Pradesh	7 May 2003	1 May 2004	80	Prolonged illness
M. O. H. Farook	Kerala	8 September 2011	26 January 2012	74	Multiple myeloma
Shiv Charan Mathur	Assam	4 July 2008	25 June 2009	82	Brief illness
Shilendra Kumar Singh	Rajasthan	6 September 2007	1 December 2009	77	Brief illness
Prabha Rau	Rajasthan	2 December 2009	26 April 2010	75	Cardiac arrest
Syed Ahmed	Manipur	16 May 2015	27 September 2015	72	Cancer
Balram Das Tandon	Chhattisgarh	25 July 2014	14 August 2018	90	Cardiac arrest
Lalji Tandon	Madhya Pradesh	29 July 2019	21 July 2020	85	COVID-19 complications

Lieutenant Governors/Administrators

Governor	State	Took office	Date of death	Age	Cause of death
K. R. Malkani	Puducherry	31 July 2002	27 October 2003	81	Cardiac arrest
Govind Singh Gurjar	Puducherry	23 July 2008	6 April 2009	77	Kidney disease
Dineshwar Sharma	Lakshadweep	3 November 2019	4 December 2020	66	Intracerebral hemorrhage

Chief Ministers

Chief Minister	State	Took office	Date of death	Age	Cause of death
Gopinath Bordoloi	Assam	11 February 1946	5 August 1950	60	Heart attack
Ravishankar Shukla	Madhya Pradesh	26 January 1950	31 December 1956	79
Dayanand Bandodkar	Goa, Daman and Diu	23 March 1972	12 August 1973	62	Heart attack
Barkatullah Khan	Rajasthan	9 July 1971	11 October 1973	52	Heart attack
Sheikh Abdullah	Jammu and Kashmir	9 July 1977	8 September 1982	76	Prolonged illness
M. G. Ramachandran	Tamil Nadu	9 June 1980	24 December 1987	70	Prolonged illness
Hiteswar Saikia	Assam	30 June 1991	22 April 1996	61	Cardiac arrest
Mufti Mohammad Sayeed	Jammu and Kashmir	1 March 2015	7 January 2016	79	Multi-organ failure
J. Jayalalithaa	Tamil Nadu	23 May 2015	5 December 2016	68	Cardiac arrest
Manohar Parrikar	Goa	14 March 2014	17 March 2019	63	Pancreatic cancer

State politicians

Name	State	Position held	Date of death	Age	Cause of death
M. Karunanidhi	Tamil Nadu	Member, Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly for Tiruvarur	7 August 2018	94	Multi organ failure
Donkupar Roy	Meghalaya	Speaker, Meghalaya Legislative Assembly	28 July 2019	64	Multi organ failure
Pranab Kumar Gogoi	Assam	Member, Assam Legislative Assembly for Sibsagar	3 February 2020	83	Age-related ailments
Parasnath Yadav	Uttar Pradesh	Member, Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly for Malhani	12 June 2020	71	Bladder cancer
Tamonash Ghosh	West Bengal	Member, West Bengal Legislative Assembly for Falta	24 June 2020	60	COVID-19 complications
Kamal Rani Varun	Uttar Pradesh	Minister of Technical Education, Uttar Pradesh	2 August 2020	62	COVID-19 complications
Kailash Chandra Trivedi	Rajasthan	Member, Rajasthan Legislative Assembly for Sahara	7 October 2020		COVID-19 complications
C. M. Chang	Nagaland	Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate change, and Justice and Law, Nagaland	12 October 2020	78	COVID-19 complications
Tarun Gogoi	Assam	Member, Assam Legislative Assembly for Titabar	23 November 2020	84	COVID-19 complications
Jagarnath Mahto	Jharkhand	Minister of School Education and Literacy Development, Prohibition and Excise, Jharkhand	6 April 2023	56	Multi organ failure
Oommen Chandy	Kerala	Member, Kerala Legislative Assembly for Puthuppally	18 July 2023	79	Throat cancer
Surjya Narayan Patro	Odisha	Member, Odisha Legislative Assembly for Digapahandi	2 September 2023	74	Age-related ailments
Ashutosh Tandon	Uttar Pradesh	Member, Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly for Lucknow East	9 November 2023	63	Heart failure

Relations between political leaders

• ^† Died/Assassinated in office
• ^‡ Succeeded in office by a relative

Country	Leader 1		Position held	Leader 2		Position held	Relation
Indonesia		Sukarno	President of Indonesia (1945–1967)		Megawati Sukarnoputri	President of Indonesia (2001–2004)	Father–Daughter
Argentina		Juan Perón[†][‡]	President of Argentina (1946–1955, 1973–1974)		Isabel Perón	President of Argentina (1974–1976)	Husband–Wife
India		Jawaharlal Nehru[†]	Prime Minister of India (1947–1964)		Indira Gandhi[†]	Prime Minister of India (1966–1977, 1980–1984)	Father–Daughter
Ceylon Sri Lanka		S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike[†]	Prime Minister of Ceylon (1956–1959)		Sirimavo Bandaranaike	Prime Minister of Ceylon/Sri Lanka (1960–1965, 1970–1977, 1994–2000)	Husband–Wife
					Chandrika Kumaratunga	Prime Minister of Sri Lanka (1994) President of Sri Lanka (1994–2005)	Father–Daughter
Haiti		François Duvalier[†][‡]	President of Haiti (1957–1971)		Jean-Claude Duvalier	President of Haiti (1971–1986)	Father–Son
Singapore		Lee Kuan Yew	Prime Minister of Singapore (1959–1990)		Lee Hsien Loong	Prime Minister of Singapore (2004–present)	Father–Son
Ceylon Sri Lanka		Sirimavo Bandaranaike	Prime Minister of Ceylon/Sri Lanka (1960–1965, 1970–1977, 1994–2000)		Chandrika Kumaratunga	Prime Minister of Sri Lanka (1994) President of Sri Lanka (1994–2005)	Mother–Daughter
Philippines		Diosdado Macapagal	President of the Philippines (1961–1965)		Gloria Macapagal Arroyo	President of the Philippines (2001–2010)	Father–Daughter
Kenya		Jomo Kenyatta[†]	Prime Minister of Kenya (1963–1964) President of Kenya (1964–1978)		Uhuru Kenyatta	Prime Minister of Kenya (2013–2022)	Father–Son
Chile		Eduardo Frei Montalva	President of Chile (1964–1970)		Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle	President of Chile (1994–2000)	Father–Son
Philippines		Ferdinand Marcos	President of the Philippines (1965–1986)		Bongbong Marcos	President of the Philippines (2022–present)	Father–Son
India		Indira Gandhi[†][‡]	Prime Minister of India (1966–1977, 1980–1984)		Rajiv Gandhi	Prime Minister of India (1984–1989)	Mother–Son
Togo		Gnassingbé Eyadéma[†][‡]	President of Togo (1967–2005)		Faure Gnassingbé	President of Togo (2005, 2005–present)	Father–Son
Gabon		Omar Bongo[†][‡]	President of Gabon (1967–2009)		Ali Bongo	President of Gabon (2009–2023)	Father–Son
Canada		Pierre Trudeau	Prime Minister of Canada (1968–1979, 1980–1984)		Justin Trudeau	Prime Minister of Canada (2015–present)	Father–Son
Equatorial Guinea		Francisco Macías Nguema[‡]	President of Equatorial Guinea (1968–1979)		Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo	President of Equatorial Guinea (1979–present)	Uncle–Nephew
Malaysia		Abdul Razak Hussein[†][‡]	Prime Minister of Malaysia (1970–1976)		Hussein Onn	Prime Minister of Malaysia (1976–1981)	Brothers-in-law
					Najib Razak	Prime Minister of Malaysia (2009–2018)	Father–Son
Syria		Hafiz al-Assad[†]	Prime Minister of Syria (1970–1971) President of Syria (1971–2000)		Bashar al-Assad	President of Syria (2000–present)	Father–Son
Bangladesh		Sheikh Mujibur Rahman[†]	President of Bangladesh (1971–1972, 1972–1975), Prime Minister of Bangladesh (1972–1975)		Sheikh Hasina	Prime Minister of Bangladesh (1996–2001, 2009–present)	Father–Daughter
Pakistan		Zulfikar Ali Bhutto	President of Pakistan (1971–1973) Prime Minister of Pakistan (1973–1977)		Benazir Bhutto	Prime Minister of Pakistan (1988–1990, 1993–1996)	Father–Daughter
Bangladesh		Ziaur Rahman[†]	President of Bangladesh (1977–1981)		Khaleda Zia	Prime Minister of Bangladesh (1991–1996, 2001–2006)	Husband–Wife
Djibouti		Hassan Gouled Aptidon[‡]	President of Djibouti (1977–1999)		Ismaïl Omar Guelleh	President of Djibouti (1999–present)	Uncle–Nephew
Maldives		Maumoon Abdul Gayoom	President of the Maldives (1978–2008)		Abdulla Yameen	President of the Maldives (2013–2018)	Half-brothers
Philippines		Corazon Aquino	President of the Philippines (1986–1992)		Benigno Aquino III	President of the Philippines (2010–2016)	Mother–Son
Pakistan		Benazir Bhutto	Prime Minister of Pakistan (1988–1990, 1993–1996)		Asif Ali Zardari	President of Pakistan (2008–2013)	Wife–Husband
United States		George H. W. Bush	President of the United States (1989–1993)		George W. Bush	President of the United States (2001–2009)	Father–Son
Chad		Idriss Déby[†][‡]	President of Chad (1990–2021)		Mahamat Déby	President of the Transitional Military Council (2021–2022) Transitional President of Chad (2022–present)	Father–Son
Zaire/ Democratic Republic of the Congo		Étienne Tshisekedi	Prime Minister of Zaire (1991, 1992–1993, 1997)		Félix Tshisekedi	President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (2019–present)	Father–Son
Azerbaijan		Heydar Aliyev	President of Azerbaijan (1993–2003)		Ilham Aliyev	President of Azerbaijan (2003–present)	Father–Son
Pakistan		Nawaz Sharif	Prime Minister of Pakistan (1990–1993, 1997–1999, 2013–2017)		Shehbaz Sharif	Prime Minister of Pakistan (2022–2023)	Brothers
Thailand		Thaksin Shinawatra	Prime Minister of Thailand (2001–2006)		Somchai Wongsawat	Prime Minister of Thailand (2008)	Brothers-in-law
					Yingluck Shinawatra	Prime Minister of Thailand (2011–2014)	Siblings
Estonia		Siim Kallas	Prime Minister of Estonia (2002–2003)		Kaja Kallas	Prime Minister of Estonia (2021–present)	Father–Daughter
Argentina		Néstor Kirchner[‡]	President of Argentina (2003–2007)		Cristina Fernández de Kirchner	President of Argentina (2007–2015)	Husband–Wife
Malawi		Bingu wa Mutharika[†]	President of Malawi (2004–2012)		Peter Mutharika	President of Malawi (2014–2020)	Brothers
Sri Lanka		Mahinda Rajapaksa	Prime Minister of Sri Lanka (2004–2005, 2018, 2019–2022) President of Sri Lanka (2005–2015)		Gotabaya Rajapaksa	President of Sri Lanka (2019–2022)	Brothers
Thailand		Somchai Wongsawat	Prime Minister of Thailand (2008)		Yingluck Shinawatra	Prime Minister of Thailand (2011–2014)	Brother-in-law– Sister-in-law

Refer

• Kim Il sung, Kim Jong Il, Kim Jong un
• Park Chung Hee, Park Geun hye
• Konstantinos Mitsotakis, Kyriakos Mitsotakis
• Georgios Papandreou, Andreas Papandreou, George Papandreou
• Konstantinos Karamanlis, Kostas Karamanlis, Kostas Karamanlis
• Shinzo Abe, Nobusuke Kishi, Eisaku Sato
• Uhuru Kenyatta, Jomo Kenyatta

Indian Ambassadors/High Commissioners

Bangladesh

No.	Portrait	Name	Term began	Term ended	Appointed by (President of India)	Presented credentials to (President of Bangladesh)
High Commissioners of India to the People's Republic of Bangladesh
1		Subimal Dutt	February 1972	June 1974	V. V. Giri	Abu Sayeed Chowdhury
2		Samar Sen	July 1974	November 1976		Mohammad Mohammadullah
3		K. P. S. Menon Jr.	January 1977	September 1979	Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed	Abu Sadat Mohammad Sayem
4		Muchkund Dubey	October 1979	October 1982	Neelam Sanjiva Reddy	Ziaur Rahman
5		I. P. Khosla	November 1982	August 1985	Zail Singh	A. F. M. Ahsanuddin Chowdhury
6		I. S. Chadha	October 1985	February 1989		Hussain Muhammad Ershad
7		Krishnan Srinivasan	February 1989	March 1992	Ramaswamy Venkataraman
8		K. Raghunath	April 1992	March 1995		Abdur Rahman Biswas
9		Deb Mukharji	March 1995	July 2000	Shankar Dayal Sharma
10		M. L. Tripathi	July 2000	October 2003	K. R. Narayanan	Shahabuddin Ahmed
11		Veena Sikri	December 2003	November 2006	A. P. J. Abdul Kalam	Iajuddin Ahmed
12		P. R. Chakravarty	January 2007	December 2009
13		Rajeet Mittar

Nepal

Ambassador of India to Nepal
नेपाल में भारत के राजदूत
Emblem of India
Incumbent Naveen Srivastava since 25 June 2022
Embassy of India, Kathmandu Ministry of External Affairs
Style	His/Her Excellency
Appointer	President of India
Inaugural holder	Surjit Singh Majithia
Formation	1947
Website	indembkathmandu.gov.in

The Ambassador of India to the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal (Hindi: नेपाल में भारत के राजदूत) is the official representative of the government of India to the government of Nepal and the head of the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu.

Naveen Srivastava, an officer of the Indian Foreign Service, is the current ambassador and presented his credentials to President Bidhya Devi Bhandari on 25 June 2022.

List

No.	Name	Term began	Term ended	Appointer (President)	Presented credentials
1	Surjit Singh Majithia	1947	1949	Lord Louis Mountbatten (Governor-General)	King Tribhuvan
2	Chandeshwar Prasad Narayan Singh	1949	1952
3	B. K. Gokhale	October 1952	December 1954	Rajendra Prasad
4	Bhagwan Sahay	1954	1959
5	Harishwar Dayal	1 February 1960	19 May 1964		King Mahendra
6	Shriman Narayan	20 November 1964	17 December 1967	S. Radhakrishnan
7	Raj Bahadur	5 January 1968	22 January 1971	Zakir Husain
8	Lallan Prasad Singh	22 December 1971	5 September 1973	V. V. Giri
9	Maharaja Krishna Rasgotra	8 December 1973	17 October 1976		King Birendra
10	N. B. Menon	28 November 1976	31 March 1979	Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed
11	N. P. Jain	30 June 1979	28 July 1982	Neelam Sanjiva Reddy
12	Harish Chandra Sarin	31 January 1983	31 January 1986	Zail Singh
13	A. R. Deo	24 February 1986	31 December 1989
14	Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Srinivas Kumar Sinha, PVSM	20 February 1990	2 January 1991	R. Venkataraman
15	Bimal Prasad	12 January 1991	31 January 1995
16	Krishna V. Rajan	15 March 1995	13 June 2000	Shankar Dayal Sharma
17	Deb Mukharji	14 June 2000	30 November 2001	K. R. Narayanan
18	Indu Prakash Singh	1 December 2001	17 June 2002		King Gyanendra
19	Shyam Saran	31 October 2002	25 July 2004	A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
20	Shiv Shankar Mukherjee	6 October 2004	23 April 2008
21	Rakesh Sood	25 April 2008	11 August 2011	Pratibha Patil	Girija Prasad Koirala
22	Jayant Prasad	25 August 2011	25 August 2013		Ram Baran Yadav
23	Ranjit Rae	2 September 2013	28 February 2017	Pranab Mukherjee
24	Manjeev Singh Puri	25 March 2017	31 December 2019		Bidhya Devi Bhandari
25	Vinay Mohan Kwatra	1 March 2020	16 April 2022	Ram Nath Kovind
26	Naveen Srivastava	25 June 2022	Incumbent

External links

• Previous Ambassadors

Nepal India Category:1947 establishments in India

Japan

No.	Name	Term began	Term ended	Appointer (President)	Presented credentials to
1	Benegal Rama Rau	1947	1948	Lord Louis Mountbatten (Governor-General)	Emperor Hirohito
–	Birendra Narayan Chakraborty (Head of Liaison Mission in Tokyo)	1948	1949
2	K. K. Chettur	28 April 1952	25 July 1952

Religious minority ministers, India

Prime Ministers

Image	Minister	Religion	Party		Constituency	Position	From	To	Ministry
	Manmohan Singh	Sikh		INC	Assam (Rajya Sabha)	Prime Minister of India Minister of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions Department of Atomic Energy Department of Space	22 May 2004	26 May 2014	Manmohan I Manmohan II

Cabinet Ministers

Image	Minister	Religion	Party		Constituency	Position	From	To	Ministry
	Maulana Azad	Muslim		INC	Rampur	Minister of Education	15 August 1947	17 April 1957	Nehru I Nehru II
						Minister of Natural Resources and Scientific Research	13 April 1952	17 April 1957	Nehru II
					Gurgaon	Minister of Education and Scientific Research	17 April 1957	22 February 1958	Nehru III
	Baldev Singh	Sikh		INC	East Punjab (Constituent Assembly)	Minister of Defence	15 August 1947	13 May 1952	Nehru I
	Amrit Kaur	Sikh		INC	Mandi-Mahasu	Minister of Health	15 August 1947	16 April 1957	Nehru I Nehru II
	C. H. Bhabha	Parsi		INC		Minister of Commerce	15 August 1947	13 May 1952	Nehru I
	M. C. Chagla	Muslim		INC	Maharashtra (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Education	21 November 1963	13 November 1966	Nehru IV Nanda I Shastri Nanda II Indira I
						Minister of External Affairs	13 November 1966	5 September 1967	Indira I Indira II
	Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed	Muslim		INC	Assam (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Irrigation and Power	24 January 1966	13 November 1996	Indira I
						Minister of Education	13 November 1966	13 March 1967
						Minister of Industrial Development and Company Affairs	13 March 1967	14 February 1969	Indira II
				INC(R)		Minister of Industrial Development, Internal Trade and Company Affairs	14 February 1969	27 June 1970
						Minister of Food and Agriculture	27 June 1970	2 May 1971
						Minister of Agriculture	2 May 1971	3 July 1974	Indira III
	Moinul Hoque Choudhury	Muslim		INC(R)	Dhubri	Minister of Industrial Development	18 March 1971	22 July 1972	Indira III
	Gurdial Singh Dhillon	Sikh		INC(R)	Tarn Taran	Minister of Shipping and Transport	1 December 1975	24 March 1977	Indira III
				INC(I)	Firozpur	Minister of Agriculture	12 May 1986	14 February 1988	Rajiv II
	Parkash Singh Badal	Sikh		SAD	Faridkot	Minister of Communications	26 March 1977	28 March 1977	Desai
						Minister of Agriculture	28 March 1977	17 June 1977
	George Fernandes	Christian		JP	Muzaffarpur	Minister of Communications	28 March 1977	6 July 1977	Desai
						Minister of Industry	6 July 1977	15 July 1979
				JD		Minister of Railways	6 December 1989	10 November 1990	V. P. Singh
						Minister of Kashmir Affairs	13 March 1990	30 May 1990
				SAP	Nalanda	Minister of Defence	19 March 1998	16 March 2001	Vajpayee II Vajpayee III
							15 October 2001	22 May 2004	Vajpayee III
	Surjit Singh Barnala	Sikh		SAD	Sangrur	Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation	18 June 1977	28 July 1979	Desai
						Minister of Chemicals and Fertilizers Minister of Food and Consumer Affairs	19 March 1998	13 October 1999	Vajpayee II
	Fazlur Rahman	Muslim		JP(S)	Bettiah	Minister of Labour	30 July 1979	14 January 1980	Charan Singh
						Minister of Muslim Waqfs	7 December 1979	14 January 1980
	A. B. A. Ghani Khan Choudhury	Muslim		INC(I)	Malda	Minister of Energy	14 January 1980	2 September 1982	Indira IV
						Minister of Irrigation	16 January 1980	9 June 1980
						Minister of Coal	16 January 1980	15 January 1982
						Minister of Railways	15 January 1982	31 December 1984	Indira IV Rajiv I
						Minister of Programme Implementation	25 September 1985	4 May 1987	Rajiv II
	Buta Singh	Sikh		INC(I)	Ropar	Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Minister of Sports Minister of Works and Housing	29 January 1983	31 December 1984	Indira IV Rajiv I
					Jalore	Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development	31 December 1984	25 September 1985	Rajiv II
						Minister of Agriculture	25 September 1985	12 May 1986
						Minister of Home Affairs	12 May 1986	2 December 1989
						Minister of Civil Supplies, Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution	10 February 1995	20 February 1996	Rao
				IND		Minister of Communications	19 March 1998	20 April 1998	Vajpayee II
	Abdul Ghafoor	Muslim		INC(I)	Siwan	Minister of Works and Housing	31 December 1984	25 September 1985	Rajiv II
						Minister of Urban Development	25 September 1985	22 October 1986
	Ziaur Rahman Ansari	Muslim		INC(I)	Unnao	Minister of Environment and Forests	25 June 1988	2 December 1989	Rajiv II
	Manmohan Singh	Sikh		INC(I)	Assam (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Finance	21 June 1991	16 May 1996	Rao
	Ghulam Nabi Azad	Muslim		INC(I)	Washim	Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs	21 June 1991	18 January 1993	Rao
						Minister of Civil Aviation and Tourism	9 January 1993	16 May 1996
						Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs	18 January 1996	16 May 1996
				INC	Jammu and Kashmir (Rajya Sabha)	Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs Minister of Urban Development	23 May 2004	1 November 2005	Manmohan I
						Minister of Health and Family Welfare	28 May 2009	26 May 2014	Manmohan II
						Minister of Water Resources	1 February 2014	26 May 2014
	A. K. Antony	Christian		INC(I)	Kerala (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Civil Supplies, Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution	18 January 1993	8 February 1995	Rao
				INC		Minister of Defence	24 October 2006	26 May 2014	Manmohan I Manmohan II
	A. R. Antulay	Muslim		INC(I)	Kolaba	Minister of Health and Family Welfare	11 June 1995	16 May 1996	Rao
						Minister of Water Resources	7 February 1996	16 May 1996
				INC		Minister of Minority Affairs	29 January 2006	22 May 2009	Manmohan I
	Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa	Sikh		SAD	Punjab (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Works and Estates	22 November 1999	26 November 1999	Vajpayee III
						Minister of Urban Employment and Poverty Alleviation	26 November 1999	27 May 2000
						Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports	2 May 2000	7 November 2000
						Minister of Mines	27 May 2000	7 November 2000
						Minister of Chemicals and Fertilizers	7 November 2000	22 May 2004
	Syed Shahnawaz Hussain	Muslim		BJP	Kishanganj	Minister of Civil Aviation	1 September 2001	24 May 2003	Vajpayee III
						Minister of Textiles	24 May 2003	22 May 2004
	Farooq Abdullah	Muslim		JKNC	Srinagar	Minister of New and Renewable Energy	28 May 2009	26 May 2014	Manmohan II
	M. S. Gill	Sikh		INC	Punjab (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports	28 May 2009	19 January 2011	Manmohan II
						Minister of Statistics and Programme Implementation	19 January 2011	12 July 2011
	Oscar Fernandes	Christian		INC	Karnataka (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Road Transport and Highways	17 June 2013	26 May 2014	Manmohan II
						Minister of Labour and Employment	15 December 2013	26 May 2014
	Najma Heptulla	Muslim		BJP	Madhya Pradesh (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Minority Affairs	26 May 2014	12 July 2016	Modi I
	Harsimrat Kaur Badal	Sikh		SAD	Bathinda	Minister of Food Processing Industries	26 May 2014	17 September 2020	Modi I Modi II
	Smriti Irani	Parsi (by marriage)		BJP	Gujarat (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Human Resource Development	27 May 2014	5 July 2016	Modi I
						Minister of Textiles	5 July 2016	30 May 2019
						Minister of Information and Broadcasting	18 July 2017	14 May 2018
					Amethi	Minister of Textiles	31 May 2019	7 July 2019	Modi II
						Minister of Women and Child Development	31 May 2019	Incumbent
						Minister of Minority Affairs	6 July 2022	Incumbent
	Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi	Muslim		BJP	Jharkhand (Rajya Sabha)	Minister of Minority Affairs	3 September 2017	6 July 2022	Modi I Modi II
	Kiren Rijiju	Buddhist		BJP	Arunachal West	Minister of Law and Justice	7 July 2021	18 May 2023	Modi II
						Minister of Earth Sciences	18 May 2023	Incumbent

Ministers of State

• Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi
• Kiren Rijiju
• Ziaur Rahman Ansari
• Ghulam Nabi Azad
• Buta Singh
• Fazlur Rahman
• Oscar Fernandes
• M. S. Gill
• Syed Shahnawaz Hussain

State reps, Swearing-in Agong

Agong	Royals									Governors
	Johor	Kedah	Kelantan	Neg. Sembilan	Pahang	Perak	Perlis	Selangor	Terengganu	Malacca	Penang	Sabah	Sarawak
XIII (2006)	Sultan Abdul Halim Mu'adzam Shah (TYDPA)	Sultan Ismail Petra, Sultan (Witness)	Tuanku Ja'afar, Yang di-Pertuan Besar	Sultan Azlan Shah, Sultan (Chair)
XIV (2011)	Sultan Ibrahim, Sultan	Tunku Annuar, Pengerusi Jemaah Pemangku Raja	Sultan Muhammad V, Sultan (TYDPA)	Tuanku Muhriz, Yang di-Pertuan Besar	Sultan Ahmad Shah Al-Musta’in Billah, Sultan (Witness)	Sultan Azlan Shah, Sultan (Witness)	Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin, Sultan (Chair)	Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, Sultan	Tengku Baharuddin, Tengku Sri Temenggung Raja	Mohd Khalil Yaakob, Yang di-Pertua Negeri	Abdul Rahman Abbas, Yang di-Pertua Negeri	Juhar Mahiruddin, Yang di-Pertua Negeri	Mohamad Asfia Awang Nassar, Pemangku Yang di-Pertua Negeri
XV (2016)	Tunku Idris Iskandar, Tunku Temenggong	Tengku Sallehuddin, Tengku Temenggong	Tengku Muhammad Fa-iz Petra, Pemangku Raja	Tuanku Muhriz, Yang di-Pertuan Besar	Tengku Abdullah Ri'ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah, Pemangku Raja	Sultan Nazrin Shah, Sultan (TYDPA)	Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin, Sultan (Witness)	Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, Sultan (Chair)	Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, Sultan (Witness)	Mohd Khalil Yaakob, Yang di-Pertua Negeri	Abdul Rahman Abbas, Yang di-Pertua Negeri	Juhar Mahiruddin, Yang di-Pertua Negeri	Mohamad Asfia Awang Nassar, Pemangku Yang di-Pertua Negeri
XVI (2019)	Sultan Ibrahim, Sultan	Sultan Sallehuddin, Sultan	Tengku Muhammad Fa-iz Petra, Tengku Mahkota	Tuanku Muhriz, Yang di-Pertuan Besar	Tengku Hassanal Ibrahim Alam Shah, Pemangku Raja	Sultan Nazrin Shah, Sultan (TYDPA)	Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin, Sultan (Witness)	Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, Sultan (Chair)	Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, Sultan (Witness)	Mohd Khalil Yaakob, Yang di-Pertua Negeri	Abdul Rahman Abbas, Yang di-Pertua Negeri	Juhar Mahiruddin, Yang di-Pertua Negeri	Abdul Taib Mahmud, Yang di-Pertua Negeri
XVII (2024)	Tunku Ismail Idris, Pemangku Raja	Sultan Sallehuddin, Sultan	Tengku Muhammad Fakhry Petra, Tengku Mahkota	Tuanku Muhriz, Yang di-Pertuan Besar (Witness)	Tengku Hassanal Ibrahim Alam Shah, Pemangku Raja	Sultan Nazrin Shah, Sultan (TYDPA)	Tuanku Syed Faizuddin Putra, Pemangku Raja	Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, Sultan (Witness)	Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, Sultan (Chair)	Mohd Ali Rustam, Yang di-Pertua Negeri	Ahmad Fuzi Abdul Razak, Yang di-Pertua Negeri	Juhar Mahiruddin, Yang di-Pertua Negeri	Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar, Yang di-Pertua Negeri

State reps, Installation Malaysia

Agong	Royals									Governors
Johor	Kedah	Kelantan	Neg. Sembilan	Pahang	Perak	Perlis	Selangor	Terengganu	Malacca	Penang	Sabah	Sarawak
VIII (1984)
IX (1989)		Sultan Abdul Halim, Sultan Kedah & Sultanah Bahiyah, Sultanah Kedah	Sultan Ismail Petra, Sultan Kelantan & Raja Perempuan Tengku Anis, Raja Perempuan Kelantan	Tuanku Ja'afar, Yang di-Pertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan & Tunku Ampuan Najihah, Tunku Ampuan Negeri Sembilan	Tengku Abdullah Al-Haj, Pemangku Raja Pahang & Tengku Azizah Aminah Maimunah, Tengku Puan Pahang	Raja Nazrin Shah, Pemangku Raja Perak	Tuanku Syed Putra, Raja Perlis & Raja Perempuan Budriah, Raja Perempuan Perlis	Sultan Salahuddin, Sultan Selangor	Sultan Mahmud, Sultan Terengganu & Tengku Ampuan Bariah, Tengku Ampuan Besar Terengganu	Syed Ahmad Shahabuddin, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Malacca & Marfuza Sheikh Mohd Osman	Hamdan Sheikh Tahir, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Penang & Siti Zainab	Mohammad Said Keruak, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sabah & Bandong Hasbollah	Ahmad Zaidi Adruce, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sarawak & Rosmiati Kendati
X (1994)	Tunku Ibrahim Ismail, Tunku Mahkota Johor & Raja Zarith Sofiah	Sultan Abdul Halim, Sultan Kedah & Sultanah Bahiyah, Sultanah Kedah	Tengku Abdul Aziz, Tengku Sri Utama Raja Kelantan & Tengku Merjan	Tunku Naquiyuddin, Pemangku Yang di-Pertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan & Tunku Nurul Hayati, Tunku Puan Muda Negeri Sembilan	Tengku Abdullah Al-Haj, Pemangku Raja Pahang & Tengku Azizah Aminah Maimunah, Tengku Puan Pahang	Raja Nazrin Shah, Pemangku Raja Perak	Tuanku Syed Putra, Raja Perlis & Raja Perempuan Budriah, Raja Perempuan Perlis	Sultan Salahuddin, Sultan Selangor	Sultan Mahmud, Sultan Terengganu & Tengku Ampuan Bariah, Tengku Ampuan Besar Terengganu	Syed Ahmad Shahabuddin, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Malacca & Marfuza Sheikh Mohd Osman	Hamdan Sheikh Tahir, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Penang & Siti Zainab	Mohammad Said Keruak, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sabah & Bandong Hasbollah	Ahmad Zaidi Adruce, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sarawak & Rosmiati Kendati
XI
XII (2002)	Tunku Ibrahim Ismail, Tunku Mahkota Johor & Raja Zarith Sofiah	Sultan Abdul Halim, Sultan Kedah	Sultan Ismail Petra, Sultan Kelantan & Raja Perempuan Tengku Anis, Raja Perempuan Kelantan	Tuanku Ja'afar, Yang di-Pertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan & Tunku Ampuan Najihah, Tunku Ampuan Negeri Sembilan	Sultan Ahmad Shah, Sultan Pahang & Sultanah Kalsom, Sultanah Pahang	Sultan Azlan Shah, Sultan Perak & Raja Permaisuri Tuanku Bainun, Raja Permaisuri Perak	Tuanku Syed Faizuddin Putra, Pemangku Raja Perlis & Tuanku Lailatul Shahreen Akashah Khalil, Raja Puan Muda Perlis	Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, Sultan Selangor	Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, Sultan Terengganu	Syed Ahmad Shahabuddin, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Malacca & Marfuza Sheikh Mohd Osman	Abdul Rahman Abbas, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Penang & Majimor binti Shariff	Sakaran Dandai, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sabah & Siti Rukaiyah Abdullah	Abang Muhammad Salahuddin, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sarawak & Norkiah Abdullah
XIII (2006)	Tunku Ibrahim Ismail, Tunku Mahkota Johor & Raja Zarith Sofiah	Sultan Abdul Halim, Sultan Kedah & Sultanah Haminah, Sultanah Kedah		Tuanku Ja'afar, Yang di-Pertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan & Tunku Ampuan Najihah, Tunku Ampuan Negeri Sembilan	Sultan Ahmad Shah, Sultan Pahang & Sultanah Kalsom, Sultanah Pahang	Sultan Azlan Shah, Sultan Perak & Raja Permaisuri Tuanku Bainun, Raja Permaisuri Perak	Tuanku Syed Faizuddin Putra, Raja Muda Perlis & Tuanku Lailatul Shahreen Akashah Khalil, Raja Puan Muda Perlis	Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, Sultan Selangor	Tengku Muhammad Ismail, Pemangku Raja Terengganu	Mohd Khalil Yaakob, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Malacca & Zurina Kassim	Abdul Rahman Abbas, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Penang & Majimor binti Shariff	Ahmadshah Abdullah, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sabah & Dayang Masuyah Awang Japar	Abang Muhammad Salahuddin, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sarawak & Norkiah Abdullah
XIV (2012)	Sultan Ibrahim, Sultan Johor & Raja Zarith Sofiah, Permaisuri Johor	Tunku Annuar, Tunku Bendahara Kedah, Pengerusi Jemaah Pemangku Raja Kedah & Noor Suzanna Abdullah, Toh Puan Bendahara of Kedah	Sultan Muhammad V, Sultan Kelantan	Tuanku Muhriz, Yang di-Pertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan & Tuanku Aishah Rohani, Tunku Ampuan Besar Negeri Sembilan	Sultan Ahmad Shah, Sultan Pahang & Sultanah Kalsom, Sultanah Pahang	Sultan Azlan Shah, Sultan Perak & Raja Permaisuri Tuanku Bainun, Raja Permaisuri Perak	Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin, Raja Perlis & Tuanku Tengku Fauziah, Raja Perempuan Perlis	Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, Sultan Selangor	Tengku Baharuddin, Tengku Sri Temenggung Raja Terengganu & Noor Intan Zurina	Mohd Khalil Yaakob, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Malacca & Zurina Kassim	Abdul Rahman Abbas, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Penang & Majimor binti Shariff	Juhar Mahiruddin, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sabah & Norlidah R. M. Jasni	Abang Muhammad Salahuddin, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sarawak & Norkiah Abdullah
XV (2017)	Tunku Ismail Idris, Tunku Mahkota Johor & Khaleeda Bustamam	Tunku Sallehuddin, Raja Muda Kedah & Temenggong Maliha, Puan Muda Kedah	Tengku Muhammad Fa-iz Petra, Pemangku Raja Kelantan	Tuanku Muhriz, Yang di-Pertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan & Tuanku Aishah Rohani, Tunku Ampuan Besar Negeri Sembilan	Tengku Abdullah Al-Haj, Tengku Mahkota Pahang & Tengku Azizah Aminah Maimunah, Tengku Puan Pahang	Sultan Nazrin Shah, Sultan Perak & Tuanku Zara Salim, Raja Permaisuri Perak	Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin, Raja Perlis	Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, Sultan Selangor & Tengku Permaisuri Norashikin, Tengku Permaisuri Selangor	Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, Sultan Terengganu & Sultanah Nur Zahirah, Sultanah Terengganu	Mohd Khalil Yaakob, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Malacca & Zurina Kassim	Abdul Rahman Abbas, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Penang & Majimor binti Shariff	Juhar Mahiruddin, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sabah & Norlidah R. M. Jasni	Abdul Taib Mahmud, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sarawak & Ragad Waleed Alkurdi
XVI (2019)	Tunku Idris Iskandar, Tunku Temenggong Johor	Sultan Sallehuddin, Sultan Kedah & Sultanah Maliha, Sultanah Kedah	Tengku Muhammad Fa-iz Petra, Tengku Mahkota Kelantan & Sofie Louise Johansson Petra, Che Puan Mahkota Kelantan	Tunku Ali Redhauddin, Tunku Besar Seri Menanti	Tengku Hassanal Ibrahim Alam Shah, Pemangku Raja Pahang	Sultan Nazrin Shah, Sultan Perak & Tuanku Zara Salim, Raja Permaisuri Perak	Tuanku Syed Faizuddin Putra, Pemangku Raja Perlis & Tuanku Lailatul Shahreen Akashah Khalil, Raja Puan Muda Perlis	Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, Sultan Selangor & Tengku Permaisuri Norashikin, Tengku Permaisuri Selangor	Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, Sultan Terengganu & Sultanah Nur Zahirah, Sultanah Terengganu	Mohd Khalil Yaakob, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Malacca & Zurina Kassim	Abdul Rahman Abbas, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Penang & Majimor binti Shariff	Juhar Mahiruddin, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sabah & Norlidah R. M. Jasni	Abdul Taib Mahmud, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sarawak & Ragad Waleed Alkurdi
XVII (2024)	Tunku Ismail Idris, Pemangku Sultan Johor & Khaleeda, Che' Puan Mahkota Johor	Sultan Sallehuddin, Sultan Kedah & Sultanah Maliha, Sultanah Kedah	Tengku Muhammad Fakhry Petra, Tengku Mahkota Kelantan	Tuanku Muhriz, Yang di-Pertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan & Tuanku Aishah Rohani, Tunku Ampuan Besar Negeri Sembilan	Tengku Hassanal Ibrahim Alam Shah, Pemangku Raja Pahang	Sultan Nazrin Shah, Sultan Perak & Tuanku Zara Salim, Raja Permaisuri Perak	Tuanku Syed Faizuddin Putra, Pemangku Raja Perlis & Tuanku Lailatul Shahreen Akashah Khalil, Raja Puan Muda Perlis	—	Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, Sultan Terengganu & Sultanah Nur Zahirah, Sultanah Terengganu	Ahmad Fuzi Abdul Razak, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Malacca & Khadijah Mohd Nor	Mohd Ali Rustam, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Penang & Asmah Abdul Rahman	Juhar Mahiruddin, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sabah & Norlidah R. M. Jasni	Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar, Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sarawak & Fauziah Mohd Sanusi

Seniority of Malay Sultans

Start date	End date	Reason of new order	Seniority order
31 August 1957	13 July 1958	Independence of Malaya	Ibrahim of Johor (from 7 September 1895) Abu Bakar of Pahang (from 22 June 1932) Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan (from 3 August 1933) Badlishah of Kedah (from 13 May 1943) Ibrahim of Kelantan (from 21 June 1944) Hisamuddin of Selangor (from 14 September 1945) Putra of Perlis (from 4 December 1945) Ismail Nasiruddin of Terengganu (from 16 December 1945) Yussuf Izzuddin Shah of Perak (from 31 March 1948)
14 July 1958	8 May 1959	Death of Badlishah of Kedah	Ibrahim of Johor (from 7 September 1895) Abu Bakar of Pahang (from 22 June 1932) Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan (from 3 August 1933) Ibrahim of Kelantan (from 21 June 1944) Hisamuddin of Selangor (from 14 September 1945) Putra of Perlis (from 4 December 1945) Ismail Nasiruddin of Terengganu (from 16 December 1945) Yussuf Izzuddin Shah of Perak (from 31 March 1948) Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958)
8 May 1959	1 April 1960	Death of Ibrahim of Johor	Abu Bakar of Pahang (from 22 June 1932) Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan (from 3 August 1933) Ibrahim of Kelantan (from 21 June 1944) Hisamuddin of Selangor (from 14 September 1945) Putra of Perlis (from 4 December 1945) Ismail Nasiruddin of Terengganu (from 16 December 1945) Yussuf Izzuddin Shah of Perak (from 31 March 1948) Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Ismail of Johor (from 8 May 1959)
5 April 1960	9 July 1960	Death of Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan	Abu Bakar of Pahang (from 22 June 1932) Ibrahim of Kelantan (from 21 June 1944) Hisamuddin of Selangor (from 14 September 1945) Putra of Perlis (from 4 December 1945) Ismail Nasiruddin of Terengganu (from 16 December 1945) Yussuf Izzuddin Shah of Perak (from 31 March 1948) Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Ismail of Johor (from 8 May 1959) Munawir of Negeri Sembilan (from 5 April 1960)
10 July 1960	1 September 1960	Death of Ibrahim of Kelantan	Abu Bakar of Pahang (from 22 June 1932) Hisamuddin of Selangor (from 14 September 1945) Putra of Perlis (from 4 December 1945) Ismail Nasiruddin of Terengganu (from 16 December 1945) Yussuf Izzuddin Shah of Perak (from 31 March 1948) Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Ismail of Johor (from 8 May 1959) Munawir of Negeri Sembilan (from 5 April 1960) Yahya Petra of Kelantan (from 10 July 1960)
3 September 1960	4 January 1963	Death of Hisamuddin of Selangor	Abu Bakar of Pahang (from 22 June 1932) Putra of Perlis (from 4 December 1945) Ismail Nasiruddin of Terengganu (from 16 December 1945) Yussuf Izzuddin Shah of Perak (from 31 March 1948) Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Ismail of Johor (from 8 May 1959) Munawir of Negeri Sembilan (from 5 April 1960) Yahya Petra of Kelantan (from 10 July 1960) Salahuddin of Selangor (from 3 September 1960)
5 January 1963	14 April 1967	Death of Yussuf Izzuddin Shah of Perak	Abu Bakar of Pahang (from 22 June 1932) Putra of Perlis (from 4 December 1945) Ismail Nasiruddin of Terengganu (from 16 December 1945) Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Ismail of Johor (from 8 May 1959) Munawir of Negeri Sembilan (from 5 April 1960) Yahya Petra of Kelantan (from 10 July 1960) Salahuddin of Selangor (from 3 September 1960) Idris Al-Mutawakil Alallahi Shah of Perak (from 5 January 1963)
18 April 1967	5 May 1974	Death of Munawir of Negeri Sembilan	Abu Bakar of Pahang (from 22 June 1932) Putra of Perlis (from 4 December 1945) Ismail Nasiruddin of Terengganu (from 16 December 1945) Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Ismail of Johor (from 8 May 1959) Yahya Petra of Kelantan (from 10 July 1960) Salahuddin of Selangor (from 3 September 1960) Idris Al-Mutawakil Alallahi Shah of Perak (from 5 January 1963) Ja'afar of Negeri Sembilan (from 18 April 1967)
7 May 1974	29 March 1979	Death of Abu Bakar of Pahang	Putra of Perlis (from 4 December 1945) Ismail Nasiruddin of Terengganu (from 16 December 1945) Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Ismail of Johor (from 8 May 1959) Yahya Petra of Kelantan (from 10 July 1960) Salahuddin of Selangor (from 3 September 1960) Idris Al-Mutawakil Alallahi Shah of Perak (from 5 January 1963) Ja'afar of Negeri Sembilan (from 18 April 1967) Ahmad Shah of Pahang (from 7 May 1974)
30 March 1979	20 September 1979	Death of Yahya Petra of Kelantan	Putra of Perlis (from 4 December 1945) Ismail Nasiruddin of Terengganu (from 16 December 1945) Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Ismail of Johor (from 8 May 1959) Salahuddin of Selangor (from 3 September 1960) Idris Al-Mutawakil Alallahi Shah of Perak (from 5 January 1963) Ja'afar of Negeri Sembilan (from 18 April 1967) Ahmad Shah of Pahang (from 7 May 1974) Ismail Petra of Kelantan (from 30 March 1979)
21 September 1979	10 May 1981	Death of Ismail Nasiruddin of Terengganu	Putra of Perlis (from 4 December 1945) Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Ismail of Johor (from 8 May 1959) Salahuddin of Selangor (from 3 September 1960) Idris Al-Mutawakil Alallahi Shah of Perak (from 5 January 1963) Ja'afar of Negeri Sembilan (from 18 April 1967) Ahmad Shah of Pahang (from 7 May 1974) Ismail Petra of Kelantan (from 30 March 1979) Mahmud of Terengganu (from 21 September 1979)
11 May 1981	14 May 1998	Death of Ismail of Johor	Putra of Perlis (from 4 December 1945) Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Salahuddin of Selangor (from 3 September 1960) Idris Al-Mutawakil Alallahi Shah of Perak (from 5 January 1963) Ja'afar of Negeri Sembilan (from 18 April 1967) Ahmad Shah of Pahang (from 7 May 1974) Ismail Petra of Kelantan (from 30 March 1979) Mahmud of Terengganu (from 21 September 1979) Iskandar of Johor (from 11 May 1981)
3 February 1984	14 May 1998	Death of Idris Al-Mutawakil Alallahi Shah of Perak	Putra of Perlis (from 4 December 1945) Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Salahuddin of Selangor (from 3 September 1960) Ja'afar of Negeri Sembilan (from 18 April 1967) Ahmad Shah of Pahang (from 7 May 1974) Ismail Petra of Kelantan (from 30 March 1979) Mahmud of Terengganu (from 21 September 1979) Iskandar of Johor (from 11 May 1981) Azlan Shah of Perak (from 3 February 1984)
15 May 1998	16 April 2000	Death of Mahmud of Terengganu	Putra of Perlis (from 4 December 1945) Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Salahuddin of Selangor (from 3 September 1960) Ja'afar of Negeri Sembilan (from 18 April 1967) Ahmad Shah of Pahang (from 7 May 1974) Ismail Petra of Kelantan (from 30 March 1979) Iskandar of Johor (from 11 May 1981) Azlan Shah of Perak (from 3 February 1984) Mizan Zainal Abidin of Terengganu (from 15 May 1998)
17 April 2000	21 November 2001	Death of Putra of Perlis	Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Salahuddin of Selangor (from 3 September 1960) Ja'afar of Negeri Sembilan (from 18 April 1967) Ahmad Shah of Pahang (from 7 May 1974) Ismail Petra of Kelantan (from 30 March 1979) Iskandar of Johor (from 11 May 1981) Azlan Shah of Perak (from 3 February 1984) Mizan Zainal Abidin of Terengganu (from 15 May 1998) Sirajuddin of Perlis (from 17 April 2000)
22 November 2001	28 December 2008	Death of Salahuddin of Selangor	Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Ja'afar of Negeri Sembilan (from 18 April 1967) Ahmad Shah of Pahang (from 7 May 1974) Ismail Petra of Kelantan (from 30 March 1979) Iskandar of Johor (from 11 May 1981) Azlan Shah of Perak (from 3 February 1984) Mizan Zainal Abidin of Terengganu (from 15 May 1998) Sirajuddin of Perlis (from 17 April 2000) Sharafuddin of Selangor (from 22 November 2001)
29 December 2008	22 January 2010	Death of Ja'afar of Negeri Sembilan	Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Ahmad Shah of Pahang (from 7 May 1974) Ismail Petra of Kelantan (from 30 March 1979) Iskandar of Johor (from 11 May 1981) Azlan Shah of Perak (from 3 February 1984) Mizan Zainal Abidin of Terengganu (from 15 May 1998) Sirajuddin of Perlis (from 17 April 2000) Sharafuddin of Selangor (from 22 November 2001) Muhriz of Negeri Sembilan (from 29 December 2008)
23 January 2010	13 September 2010	Death of Iskandar of Johor	Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Ahmad Shah of Pahang (from 7 May 1974) Ismail Petra of Kelantan (from 30 March 1979) Azlan Shah of Perak (from 3 February 1984) Mizan Zainal Abidin of Terengganu (from 15 May 1998) Sirajuddin of Perlis (from 17 April 2000) Sharafuddin of Selangor (from 22 November 2001) Muhriz of Negeri Sembilan (from 29 December 2008) Ibrahim Iskandar of Johor (from 23 January 2010)
13 September 2010	28 May 2014	Abdication of Ismail Petra of Kelantan	Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Ahmad Shah of Pahang (from 7 May 1974) Azlan Shah of Perak (from 3 February 1984) Mizan Zainal Abidin of Terengganu (from 15 May 1998) Sirajuddin of Perlis (from 17 April 2000) Sharafuddin of Selangor (from 22 November 2001) Muhriz of Negeri Sembilan (from 29 December 2008) Ibrahim Iskandar of Johor (from 23 January 2010) Muhammad V of Kelantan (from 13 September 2010)
29 May 2014	11 September 2017	Death of Azlan Shah of Perak	Abdul Halim of Kedah (from 14 July 1958) Ahmad Shah of Pahang (from 7 May 1974) Mizan Zainal Abidin of Terengganu (from 15 May 1998) Sirajuddin of Perlis (from 17 April 2000) Sharafuddin of Selangor (from 22 November 2001) Muhriz of Negeri Sembilan (from 29 December 2008) Ibrahim Iskandar of Johor (from 23 January 2010) Muhammad V of Kelantan (from 13 September 2010) Nazrin Shah of Perak (from 29 May 2014)
12 September 2017	11 January 2019	Death of Abdul Halim of Kedah	Ahmad Shah of Pahang (from 7 May 1974) Mizan Zainal Abidin of Terengganu (from 15 May 1998) Sirajuddin of Perlis (from 17 April 2000) Sharafuddin of Selangor (from 22 November 2001) Muhriz of Negeri Sembilan (from 29 December 2008) Ibrahim Iskandar of Johor (from 23 January 2010) Muhammad V of Kelantan (from 13 September 2010) Nazrin Shah of Perak (from 29 May 2014) Sallehuddin of Kedah (from 12 September 2017)
11 January 2019	present	Abdication of Ahmad Shah of Pahang	Mizan Zainal Abidin of Terengganu (from 15 May 1998) Sirajuddin of Perlis (from 17 April 2000) Sharafuddin of Selangor (from 22 November 2001) Muhriz of Negeri Sembilan (from 29 December 2008) Ibrahim Iskandar of Johor (from 23 January 2010) Muhammad V of Kelantan (from 13 September 2010) Nazrin Shah of Perak (from 29 May 2014) Sallehuddin of Kedah (from 12 September 2017) Abdullah of Pahang (from 11 January 2019)

Duration of seniority

• Ibrahim of Johor – 1 year, 250 days
• Abu Bakar of Pahang – 14 years, 362 days
• Putra of Perlis – 25 years, 345 days
• Abdul Halim of Kedah – 17 years, 147 days
• Ahmad Shah of Pahang – 1 year, 121 days
• Mizan Zainal Abidin of Terengganu – 5 years, 327 days

List of current chief justices

State	Court	Title	Name	Assumed office
Afghanistan	Supreme Court	Chief Justice	Abdul Hakim Haqqani	15 August 2021
Albania	Constitutional Court	President	Holta Zaçaj	20 February 2023
	Supreme Court	Chief Justice	Sokol Sadushi	17 October 2023
Algeria	Constitutional Court	President	Omar Belhadj	16 November 2021
	Supreme Court	President	Sulayman Budi
Andorra	Superior Court of Justice

Old Indian politicians

Portrait	Name	Date of birth	Age	Posts held	Party
	V. S. Achuthanandan	20 October 1923	101	Chief Minister of Kerala (2006–2011)		CPI(M)
	L. K. Advani	8 November 1927	97	Deputy Prime Minister of India (2002–2004)		BJP
	Shafiqur Rahman Barq	11 July 1930	94	Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha (1996–1999, 2004–2014, 2019–present)		SP
	Manmohan Singh	26 September 1932	92	Prime Minister of India (2004–2014) Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha (1991–2019, 2019–present)		INC
	H. D. Deve Gowda	18 May 1933	91	Prime Minister of India (1996–1997) Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha (1996–1998, 2020–present)		JD(S)
	Murli Manohar Joshi	5 January 1934	90	Union Cabinet Minister of Home Affairs (1996) Union Cabinet Minister of Human Resource Development(1998–2004)		BJP
	Ram Naik	17 April 1934	90	Governor of Uttar Pradesh (2014–2019) Union Cabinet Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas (1999–2004)		BJP
	Biswabhusan Harichandan	3 August 1934	90	Governor of Chhattisgarh (2023–present) Governor of Andhra Pradesh (2019–2023)	N/A
	Pratibha Patil	19 December 1934	89	President of India (2007–2012)	N/A
	Shivraj Patil	12 October 1935	89	Governor of Punjab (2010–2014) Speaker of the Lok Sabha (1991–1996) Union Cabinet Minister of Home Affairs (2004–2008)		INC
	Charanjit Singh Atwal	15 March 1937	87	Deputy Speaker of the Lok Sabha (2004–2009) Speaker of the Punjab Legislative Assembly (1997–2002, 2012–2017)		BJP
	Mohammad Hamid Ansari	1 April 1937	87	Vice President of India (2007–2017)	N/A
	Yashwant Sinha	6 November 1937	87	Union Cabinet Minister of Finance (1990–1991, 1998–2002) Union Cabinet Minister of External Affairs (2002–2004)		IND
	Sharad Pawar	12 December 1940	83	Union Cabinet Minister of Defence (1991–1993) Union Cabinet Minister of Agriculture (2004–2014) Chief Minister of Maharashtra (1978–1980, 1988–1990, 1990–1991, 1993–1995) Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha (2014–present)		NCP
	Najma Heptulla	13 April 1940	84	Governor of Manipur (2016–2021) Union Cabinet Minister of Minority Affairs (2014–2016) Deputy Chairperson of the Rajya Sabha (1985–1986, 1988–2004)		BJP

State elections since May 2014

State	Year	Party before election		Party after election		Chief Minister before election	Chief Minister after election
Andhra Pradesh	2014	President's rule			TDP (NDA)	Vacant	Chandrababu Naidu
Telangana	2014	N/A			TRS	Did not exist	K. Chandrashekar Rao
Arunachal Pradesh	2014		INC (UPA)		INC (UPA)	Nabam Tuki	Nabam Tuki
Odisha	2014		BJD		BJD	Naveen Patnaik	Naveen Patnaik
Sikkim	2014		SDF		SDF	Pawan Kumar Chamling	Pawan Kumar Chamling
Maharashtra	2014	President's rule			BJP – SS (NDA)	Vacant	Devendra Fadnavis
Haryana	2014		INC (UPA)		BJP (NDA)	Bhupinder Singh Hooda	Manohar Lal Khattar

Finance Secretaries

• 1960–1964: Lakshmi Kant Jha
• 1964–1966: S. Bhoothalingam
• 1976–1980: Manmohan Singh
• 1983–1985: P. K. Kaul
• 1985–1989: S. Venkitaramanan
• 1991–1992: Bimal Jalan
• 1993–1998: Montek Singh Ahluwalia
• 1998–1999: Vijay Kelkar
• 15 November 2000 – 4 November 2001: Ajit Kumar
• 4 November 2001 – 9 July 2002: C. M. Vasudev
• 9 July 2002 – 30 June 2003: S. Narayan
• 1 July 2003 – October 2004: Dinesh Chandra Gupta
• 10 January 2006 – 30 October 2006: Adarsh Kishore
• 1 November 2006 – 4 July 2007: Ashok Jha
• 4 July 2007 – 5 September 2008: Duvvuri Subbarao
• 23 September 2008 – 12 May 2009: Arun Ramanathan
• 12 May 2009 – 3 February 2011: Ashok Chawla
• 3 February 2011 – 31 May 2011: Sushama Nath
• 1 June 2011 – 19 July 2011: Sunil Mitra
• 19 July 2011–10 December 2013: Raminder Singh Gujral
• 10 December 2013 – 15 April 2014: Sumit Bose
• 15 April 2014  – 29 October 2014: Arvind Mayaram
• 29 October 2014 – 30 August 2015: Rajiv Mehrishi
• 31 August 2015 –31 May 2016: Ratan P Watal
• 1 June 2016 – 30 October 2017: Ashok Lavasa
• 1 November 2017 – 30 November 2018: Hasmukh Adhia
• 4 December 2018 – 28 February 2019: Ajay Narayan Jha
• 1 March 2019 – 26 July 2019: Subhash Chandra Garg
• 1 August 2019 – 29 February 2020: Rajiv Kumar
• 3 March 2020 – 28 February 2021: Ajay Bhushan Pandey
• 28 April 2021 – present: T. V. Somanathan

Longest serving Malay Chief Ministers

No	Portrait	Name (Lifespan)	State	Term of office			Political party
				Took office	Left office	Time in office
		Tun Pehin Sri Haji Abdul Taib Mahmud (born 1936)	Sarawak	26 March 1981	28 February 2014	32 years, 339 days		PBB
		Tun Dato' Sri Utama Lim Chong Eu (1919–2010)	Penang	19 May 1969	25 October 1990	21 years, 159 days		GERAKAN
		Tan Sri Dato' Sri Diraja Haji Adnan Yaakob (born 1950)	Pahang	25 May 1999	15 May 2018	18 years, 355 days		UMNO
		Tan Sri Dato' Haji Abdul Ghani Othman (born 1946)	Johor	3 May 1995	14 May 2013	18 years, 11 days		UMNO
		Tan Sri Dr. Koh Tsu Koon (born 1949)	Penang	25 October 1990	11 March 2008	17 years, 138 days		GERAKAN
		Tan Sri Dato' Haji Othman Saat (1927–2007)	Johor	4 February 1967	4 April 1982	15 years, 59 days		UMNO
		Tan Sri Datuk Seri Panglima Musa Aman (born 1951)	Sabah	27 March 2003	12 May 2018	15 years, 46 days		UMNO
		Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee (1911–2002)	Penang	31 August 1957	12 May 1969	11 years, 254 days		MCA
		Tan Sri Dato Seri Diraja Osman Aroff (born 1940)	Johor	28 January 1985	16 June 1996	11 years, 140 days		UMNO
		Tun Datuk Patinggi Haji Abdul Rahman Ya'kub (1928–2015)	Sarawak	7 July 1970	26 March 1981	10 years, 262 days		PBB
		Lim Guan Eng (born 1960)	Penang	11 March 2008	14 May 2018	10 years, 64 days		DAP

Film personalities who were members of parliament

Lok Sabha

Portrait	Name	Constituency	Party		Terms	LS	Tenure
	Amitabh Bachchan	Allahabad (Uttar Pradesh)		INC(I)	1	8th	1984 – 1987
	Vyjayanthimala Bali	Madras South (Tamil Nadu)		INC(I)	2	8th, 9th	1980 – 1989
	Sunil Dutt	Mumbai North West (Maharashtra)		INC(I)	5	8th, 9th, 10th	1984 – 1996
				INC		13th, 14th	1999 – 2005
	Rajesh Khanna	New Delhi (Delhi)		INC(I)	1	10th	1992 – 1996
	Nitish Bharadwaj	Jamshedpur (Bihar)		BJP	1	11th	1996 – 1998
	Vinod Khanna	Gurdaspur (Punjab)		BJP	4	12th, 13th, 14th	1998 – 2009
						16th	2014 – 2017
	Raj Babbar	Agra (Uttar Pradesh)		SP	3	13th, 14th	1998 – 2009
		Firozabad (Uttar Pradesh)		INC		15th	2009 – 2014
	Daggubati Ramanaidu	Bapatla (Andhra Pradesh)		TDP	1	13th	1999 – 2004
	Dharmendra	Bikaner (Rajasthan)		BJP	1	14th	2004 – 2009
	Govinda Ahuja	Mumbai North (Maharashtra)		INC	1	14th	2004 – 2009
	Babul Supriyo	Asansol (West Bengal)		BJP	2	16th, 17th	2014 – 2021
	Moon Moon Sen	Bankura (West Bengal)		AITC	1	16th	2014 – 2019
	Kirron Kher	Chandigarh		BJP	2	16th, 17th	2014 – present
	Hema Malini	Mathura (Uttar Pradesh)		BJP	2	16th, 17th	2014 – present
	Sandhya Roy	Medinipur (West Bengal)		AITC	1	16th	2014 – 2019
	Manoj Kumar Tiwari	North East Delhi (NCT of Delhi)		BJP	2	16th, 17th	2014 – present
	Bhagwant Mann	Sangrur (Punjab)		AAP	2	16th, 17th	2014 – 2022
	George Baker	Anglo-Indian (Nominated)		BJP	1	16th	2014 – 2019
	Navneet Ravi Rana	Amravati (Maharashtra)		IND	1	17th	2019 – present
	Smriti Irani	Amethi (Uttar Pradesh)		BJP	1	17th	2019 – present
	Locket Chatterjee	Hooghly (West Bengal)		BJP	1	17th	2019 – present
	Ravi Kishan Shukla	Gorakhpur (Uttar Pradesh)		BJP	1	17th	2019 – present
	Sunny Deol	Gurdaspur (Punjab)		BJP	1	17th	2019 – present
	Mimi Chakraborty	Jadavpur (West Bengal)		AITC	1	17th	2019 – present
	Sumalatha Ambareesh	Mandya (Karnataka)		IND	1	17th	2019 – present
	Dinesh Lal "Nirahua" Yadav	Azamgarh (Uttar Pradesh)		BJP	1	17th	2022 – present

Educational qualifications, current Lok Sabha

Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

• Dr. K. Jayakumar: Ph.D., M.Tech. (Management), M.I.E., PgD in RT&M and Ind. Dev., B.E. (Mechanical Engineering)
• Dr. Nishikant Dubey: Ph.D., M.B.A.
• Prof. Dr. Ram Shankar Katheria: Ph.D., M.A.
• Dr. Sanjeev Balyan: Ph.D. (Veterinary Anatomy), M.V.Sc. (Veterinary Sciences), B.V.Sc. & A.H
• Dr. Shashi Tharoor: Ph.D., M.A.L.D., M.A., B.A. (Hons)
• General Dr. V. K. Singh (Retd.): Ph.D., PgD in Training and Development of HR, Master of Strategic Studies

Doctorate of Medicine (M.D.)

• Dr. Heena Gavit: M.D. (General Medicine), M.B.B.S., LL.B.
• Dr. Jitendra Singh: M.D. (Medicine), M.B.B.S., Fellowship (Diabetes), MNAMS (Diabetes and Endocrinology)
• Dr. S. Senthilkumar: M.D. (Radio Diagnosis), M.B.B.S.
• Dr. Sanjay Jaiswal: M.D. (General Medicine), M.B.B.S.

Master of Surgery (M.S.)

• Dr. Harsh Vardhan: M.S. (ENT), M.B.B.S.
• Dr. Kalanidhi Veeraswamy: M.S. (General Surgery), M.Ch. (Plastic Surgery), M.B.B.S., FRCSEd
• Dr. S. T. Hasan: M.S., M.B.B.S.
• Dr. Shrikant Shinde: M.S. (Orthopedics), M.B.B.S.
• Dr. Subhash Bhamre: M.S. (General Surgery and Super Specialization-Onco-Surgeon), M.B.B.S.
• Dr. Umesh. G. Jadhav: M.S., M.B.B.S.

Master of Arts (M.A.)

• Agatha Sangma: M.A. (Environment Management)
• Gaurav Gogoi: M.A. (Public Administration), B.Tech. (Electrical Engineering)
• Narendra Modi: M.A. (Political Science)

Master of Science (M.Sc.)

• Raj Nath Singh: M.Sc. (Physics)

Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.)

• Rahul Gandhi: M.Phil., B.A.

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (M.B.B.S.)

• Dr. A. Chellakumar: M.B.B.S.
• Dr. Amol Kolhe: M.B.B.S.
• Dr. Beesetti Venkata Satyavathi: M.B.B.S., PgD in Obstetrics and Gynecology (DGO)
• Dr. Farooq Abdullah: M.B.B.S.
• Dr. Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar: M.B.B.S., Post Graduate Training in Obstetric Ultrasound
• Dr. Mahesh Sharma: M.B.B.S.
• Dr. Mohammad Jawed: M.B.B.S.
• Dr. Subhas Sarkar: M.B.B.S., B.Sc. (Hons)

Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery (B.A.M.S.)

• Dr. Ramesh Chand Bind: B.A.M.S.

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)

• Nitin Gadkari: B.Com., LL.B.

Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.)

• Deepak Adhikari (Dev): B.E. (Computer Engineering)
• Vincent Pala: B.E. (Civil Engineering)

Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)

• Nitin Gadkari: B.Com., LL.B.

Ayurveda Vigyanacharya (A.V.M.S.)

• Dr. Dhal Singh Bisen: A.V.M.S., D.H.B. (Ayurved Vigyanacharya with Modern Medicine and Surgery, Diploma in Trauma and Biochemistry)

Unspecified

• Arjun Munda: Graduate

Mamata ministry

• Mamata Banerjee: Chief Minister, health and family welfare, home and hill affairs, personnel and administration, land and land reforms and refugee and rehabilitation, and information and cultural affairs and North Bengal development (10-May-2021)
• Subrata Mukherjee-
  • Panchayat and rural development; public enterprises and industrial reconstruction
  • Consumer affairs, self help group and self employment (21-Aug-2021)
• Partha Chatterjee- Industry, commerce and enterprise, information technology and electronics and parliamentary affairs.
• Amit Mitra- Finance, planning and statistics, programme monitoring
• Sadhan Pande-
  • Consumer affairs, self help group and self employment (until 21-Aug-2021)
  • Without portfolio (21-Aug-2021)
• Jyoti Priya Mallick- Forest, non-conventional and renewable energy sources
• Bankim Chandra Hazra- Sundarbans affairs
• Manas Ranjan Bhunia- Water resources investigation and development
• Saumen Kumar Mahapatra- Irrigation and waterways
• Moloy Ghatak- Law, judicial and public works
• Aroop Biswas- Power, youth affairs and sports
• Ujjal Biswas- Correctional administration
• Arup Roy- Co-operation
• Rathin Ghosh- Food and supply
• Firhad Hakim- Transport, housing
• Chandranath Sinha- Micro, small and medium enterprises and textiles
• Sobhandeb Chattopadhyay- Agriculture
• Bratya Basu- School education, higher education
• Pulak Roy- Public health engineering
• Dr Shashi Panja- Women and child development and social welfare
• Md Ghulam Rabbani- Minority affairs and madrasah education
• Biplab Mitra- Agricultural marketing
• Javed Ahmed Khan- Disaster management and civil defence
• Swapan Debnath- Animal resources development
• Siddhiquallah Choudhary- Mass education extension and library services

Ministers of state (Independent charge)

• Becharam Manna- Labour
• Subrata Saha- Food processing industries and horticulture
• Humayun Kabir- Technical education, training and skill development
• Akhil Giri- Fisheries
• Chandrima Bhattacharya- Urban development and municipal affairs, and MoS in health and family welfare and land and land reforms and refugee and rehabilitation
• Ratna De Nag- Environment, science and technology and bio-technology
• Sandhyarani Tudu- Pashimanchal unnayan affairs, MoS in parliamentary affairs
• Bulu Chik Baraik- Backward classes welfare, tribal development
• Sujit Bose- Fire and emergency services
• Indranil Sen- Tourism and MoS in information and cultural affairs

Ministers of state

• Dilip Mondal- Transport
• Akhruzzaman- Power
• Seuli Saha- Panchayat and rural development
• Srikant Mahato- Micro, small and medium enterprises and textiles
• Yeasmin Sabina- Irrigation and waterways, North Bengal development
• Birbaha Hansda- Forests
• Jyotsna Mandi- Food and supplies
• Paresh Chandra Adhikary- School education
• Manoj Tiwari- Youth and sports.

Fifth Deuba cabinet

Prime Minister

• Pushpa Kamal Dahal (26-Dec-2022) (CPN (MC))

Deputy Prime Minister

• 26 December 2022 – 27 February 2023: Bishnu Prasad Paudel (CPN (UML))
• 26 December 2022 – Incumbent: Narayan Kaji Shrestha (CPN (MC))
• 26 December 2022 – 27 January 2023: Rabi Lamichhane (RSP)
• 17 January 2023 – 25 February 2023: Rajendra Prasad Lingden (RPP)
• 31 March 2023 – 4 March 2024: Purna Bahadur Khadka (NC)
• 6 March 2024 – Incumbent: Raghubir Mahaseth (CPN (UML))
• 6 March 2024 – Incumbent: Rabi Lamichhane (RSP)
• 10 March 2024 – Incumbent: Upendra Yadav (PSP-N)

Finance

• 26 December 2022 – 27 February 2023: Bishnu Prasad Paudel
• 31 March 2023 – 4 March 2024: Prakash Sharan Mahat (NC)
• 6 March 2024 – Incumbent: Barsaman Pun (CPN (MC))

Physical Infrastructure and Transport

• 26 December 2022 – 31 March 2023: Narayan Kaji Shrestha (CPN (MC))
• 16 April 2023 – 4 March 2024: Prakash Jwala (CPN (US))
• 6 March 2024 – Incumbent: Raghubir Mahaseth (CPN (UML))

Home Affairs

• 26 December 2022 – 27 January 2023: Rabi Lamichhane (RSP)
• 31 March 2023 – 4 March 2024: Narayan Kaji Shrestha (CPN (MC))
• 6 March 2024 – Incumbent: Rabi Lamichhane (RSP)

Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation

• 17 January 2023 – 25 February 2023: Rajendra Prasad Lingden (RPP)
• 31 March 2023 – present: Shakti Bahadur Basnet (CPN (MC))

Communication and Information Technology

• 17 January 2023 – present: Rekha Sharma (CPN (MC))

Urban Development

• 17 January 2023 – 25 February 2023: Bikram Pandey (RPP)
• 31 March 2023 – 4 March 2024: Sita Gurung (NC)
• 6 March 2024 – Incumbent: Dhan Bahadur Buda (CPN (US))

Agriculture and Livestock Development

• 26 December 2022 – 27 February 2023: Jwala Kumari Sah (CPN (UML))
• 31 March 2023 – 4 March 2024: Beduram Bhusal (CPN (US))
• 6 March 2024 – Incumbent: Jwala Kumari Sah (CPN (UML))

Industry, Commerce and Supplies

• 26 December 2022 – 27 February 2023: Damodar Bhandari (CPN (UML))
• 31 March 2023 – 4 March 2024: Ramesh Rijal (NC)
• 6 March 2024 – Incumbent: Damodar Bhandari (CPN (UML))

Land Management, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation

• 26 December 2022 – 27 February 2023: Rajendra Kumar Rai (CPN (UML))
• 31 March 2023 – 4 March 2024: Ranjeeta Shrestha (NU)
• 6 March 2024 – Incumbent: Balaram Adhikari (CPN (UML))

Water Supply

• 26 December 2022 – 31 March 2023: Abdul Khan (JP)
• 7 May 2023 – Incumbent: Mahindra Ray Yadav (NSP)

Foreign Affairs

• 17 January 2023 – 27 February 2023: Bimala Rai Paudyal (CPN(UML))
• 16 April 2023 – 4 March 2024: Narayan Prakash Saud (NC)
• 6 March 2024 – Incumbent: Narayan Kaji Shrestha (CPN(MC))

Health and Population

• 17 January 2023 – 27 February 2023: Padam Giri (CPN(UML))
• 3 May 2023 – 4 March 2024: Mohan Bahadur Basnet (NC)
• 10 March 2024 – Incumbent: Upendra Yadav (PSP-N)

Women, Children and Senior Citizen

• 17 January 2023 – 27 February 2023: Bhagwati Chaudhary (CPN(UML))
• 31 March 2023 – 7 May 2023: Mahindra Ray Yadav (NSP)
• 7 May 2023 – 4 March 2024: Surendra Raj Acharya (NC)
• 6 March 2024 – Incumbent: Bhagwati Chaudhary (CPN(UML))

Defence

• 17 January 2023 – 27 February 2023: Hari Prasad Upreti (CPN(UML))
• 31 March 2023 – 4 March 2024: Purna Bahadur Khadka (NC)
• 6 March 2024 – Incumbent: Hari Prasad Upreti (CPN(UML))

Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation

• 17 January 2023 – 4 March 2024: Sudan Kirati (CPN(MC))
• 4 March 2024 – Incumbent: Hit Bahadur Tamang (CPN(MC))

Federal Affairs and General Administration

• 17 January 2023 – 14 August 2023: Aman Lal Modi (CPN(MC))
• 14 August 2023 – 4 March 2024: Anita Devi Sah (JP)
• 6 March 2024 – Incumbent: Bhanu Bhakta Joshi (CPN (US))

Education, Science and Technology

• 17 January 2023 – 5 February 2023: Shishir Khanal (RSP)
• 31 March 2023 – 6 March 2024: Ashok Rai (PSP-N)
• 6 March 2024 – Incumbent: Sumana Shrestha (RSP)

Labour, Employment and Social Security

• 17 January 2023 – 5 February 2023: Dol Prasad Aryal (RSP)
• 31 March 2023 - 4 March 2024: Sharat Singh Bhandari (LS)
• 4 March 2024 - Incumbent: Dol Prasad Aryal (RSP)

Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs

• 17 January 2023 - 25 February 2023: Dhruba Bahadur Pradhan (RPP)
• 3 May 2023 – 4 March 2024: Dhanraj Gurung (NC)
• 4 March 2024 – Incumbent: Padam Giri (CPN(UML))

Dahal cabinet

Portfolio	Minister	Took office	Left office	Party		Remarks
Prime Minister	Sher Bahadur Deuba	13 July 2021	26 December 2022		Congress

Anwar Ibrahim cabinet

Cabinet

Portfolio	Minister	Took office	Left office	Party		Constituency
Prime Minister	Najib Razak	3 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Pekan
Deputy Prime Minister	Muhyiddin Yassin	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Pagoh
Minister in the Prime Minister's Department	Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz (Legal Affairs)	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Padang Rengas
	Nor Mohamed Yakcop (Economic Planning Unit)	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Tasek Gelugor
	Maj. Gen. (Rtd) Jamil Khir Baharom (Religious Affairs)	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Senator
	Koh Tsu Koon (Unity and Performance Management)	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		GERAKAN	Senator
	Idris Jala (Performance Management and Delivery Unit)	28 August 2009	15 May 2013		IND	Senator
	G. Palanivel	9 August 2011	15 May 2013		MIC	Senator
Minister of Finance	Najib Razak	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Pekan
	Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Tambun
Minister of Defence	Ahmad Zahid Hamidi	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Bagan Datuk
Minister of Home Affairs	Hishammuddin Hussein	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Sembrong
Minister of International Trade and Industry	Mustapa Mohamed	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Jeli
Minister of Education	Muhyiddin Yassin	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Pagoh
Minister of Natural Resources and Environment	Douglas Uggah Embas	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		PBB	Betong
Minister of Federal Territories and Urban Wellbeing	Raja Nong Chik	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Senator
Minister of Transport	Ong Tee Keat	10 April 2009	4 June 2010		MCA	Pandan
	Kong Cho Ha	4 June 2010	15 May 2013		MCA	Lumut
Minister of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry	Noh Omar	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Tanjong Karang
Minister of Health	Liow Tiong Lai	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		MCA	Bentong
Minister of Tourism	Ng Yen Yen	16 April 2009	15 May 2013		MCA	Raub
Minister of Housing and Local Government	Kong Cho Ha	10 April 2009	4 June 2010		MCA	Lumut
	Chor Chee Heung	4 June 2010	15 May 2013		MCA	Alor Setar
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Anifah Aman	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Kimanis
Minister of Higher Education	Mohamed Khaled Nordin	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Pasir Gudang
Minister of Human Resources	Subramaniam Sathasivam	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		MIC	Segamat
Minister of Domestic Trade, Co-operatives and Consumerism	Ismail Sabri Yaakob	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Bera
Minister of Rural and Regional Development	Shafie Apdal	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Semporna
Minister of Works	Shaziman Abu Mansor	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Tampin
Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation	Maximus Ongkili	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		PBS	Kota Marudu
Minister of Energy, Green Technology and Water	Peter Chin Fah Kui	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		SUPP	Miri
Minister of Plantation Industries and Commodities	Bernard Giluk Dompok	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UPKO	Penampang
Minister of Women, Family and Community Development	Shahrizat Abdul Jalil	10 April 2009	8 April 2012		UMNO	Senator
	Najib Razak	8 April 2012	15 May 2013		UMNO	Pekan
Minister of Youth and Sports	Ahmad Shabery Cheek	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Kemaman
Minister of Information, Communications, Arts and Culture	Rais Yatim	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Jelebu

Deputy

Portfolio	Minister	Took office	Left office	Party		Constituency
Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department	Mashitah Ibrahim	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Senator
	Ahmad Maslan	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Pontian
	Devamany S. Krishnasamy	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		MIC	Cameron Highlands
	Murugiah Thopasamy	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		PPP	Senator
	Liew Vui Keong	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		LDP	Sandakan
Deputy Minister of Finance	Awang Adek Hussin	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Senator
	Chor Chee Heung	10 April 2009	4 June 2010		MCA	Alor Setar
	Donald Lim Siang Chai	4 June 2010	15 May 2013		MCA	Senator
Deputy Minister of Defence	Abdul Latiff Ahmad	10 April 2009	15 May 2013		UMNO	Mersing

Sri Lanka

Minister of Public Management Reforms

• 23 April 2010 - 22 November 2010: Ratnasiri Wickremanayake (SLFP)
• 22 November 2010 - 1 December 2014: Navin Dissanayake (UNP(D))

Mahinda ministries

Portfolio	Minister	Took office	Left office	Party		Remarks
President Minister of Defence and Urban Development Minister of Finance and Planning	Manmohan Singh	19 November 2005	9 January 2015		SLFP
Prime Minister	Ratnasiri Wickremanayake	19 November 2005	21 April 2010		SLFP
	D. M. Jayaratne	21 April 2010	9 January 2015		SLFP
Senior Minister of Good Governance and Infrastructure	Ratnasiri Wickremanayake	22 November 2010	12 January 2015		SLFP
Senior Minister of Urban Affairs	A. H. M. Fowzie	22 November 2010	12 January 2015		SLFP
Senior Minister of Rural Affairs	Athauda Seneviratne	22 November 2010	12 January 2015		SLFP
Senior Minister of Consumer Welfare	S. B. Nawinne	22 November 2010	12 January 2015		SLFP
Senior Minister of International Monetary Co-operation	Sarath Amunugama	22 November 2010	12 January 2015		SLFP
Senior Minister of National Resources	Piyasena Gamage	22 November 2010	12 January 2015		SLFP
Senior Minister of Social Welfare	Milroy Fernando	22 November 2010	12 January 2015		SLFP
Senior Minister of Food and Nutrition	P. Dayaratna	22 November 2010	12 January 2015		UNP(D)
Senior Minister of Human Resources	D. E. W. Gunasekera	22 November 2010	12 January 2015		CPSL
Senior Minister of Scientific Affairs	Tissa Vitharana	22 November 2010	12 January 2015		LSSP
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Mangala Samaraweera	23 November 2005	27 January 2007		SLFP
	Rohitha Bogollagama	28 January 2007	9 April 2010		SLFP
	G. L. Peiris	23 April 2010	12 January 2015		SLFP
Minister of Public Administration and Home Affairs	Sarath Amunugama	23 November 2005	28 January 2007		SLFP
	Karu Jayasuriya	28 January 2007	9 December 2008		UNP(D)
	Sarath Amunugama	31 December 2008	9 April 2010		SLFP
	John Seneviratne	23 April 2010	12 January 2015		SLFP

List

Disaster Management

• Ratnasiri Wickremanayake: 23 November 2005 - 28 January 2007

Disaster Management and Human Rights

• Mahinda Samarasinghe: 28 January 2007 - 9 April 2010

Resettlement and Disaster Relief Services

• Risad Badhiutheen: 28 January 2007 - 23 April 2010

Disaster Management

• A. H. M. Fowzie: 23 April 2010 - 22 November 2010
• Mahinda Amaraweera: 22 November 2010 - 12 January 2015

Healthcare and Nutrition

• Nimal Siripala de Silva: 23 November 2005 - 23 April 2010

Health

• Maithripala Sirisena: 23 April 2010 - 21 November 2014
• Tissa Attanayake: 11 December 2014 - 12 January 2015

Agriculture, Environment, Irrigation and Mahaweli Development

• Maithripala Sirisena: 23 November 2005 - 28 January 2007

Agricultural Development and Agrarian Services

• Maithripala Sirisena: 28 January 2007 - 23 April 2010

Agriculture

• Mahinda Yapa Abeywardena: 23 April 2010 - 12 January 2015

Local Government and Provincial Councils

• Janaka Bandara Tennakoon: 23 November 2005 - 23 April 2010
• A. L. M. Athaullah: 23 April 2010 - 12 January 2015

Education

• Susil Premajayantha: 23 November 2005 - 23 April 2010
• Bandula Gunawardane: 23 April 2010 - 12 January 2015

Higher Education

• W. A. Wiswa Warnapala: 28 January 2007 - 23 April 2010
• S. B. Dissanayake: 23 April 2010 - 12 January 2015

Educational Services

• Duminda Dissanayake: 28 January 2013 - 21 November 2014

Railways and Transport

• A. H. M. Fowzie: 23 November 2005 - 28 January 2007

Transport

• Dullas Alahapperuma: 28 January 2007 - 23 April 2010
• Kumara Welgama: 23 April 2010 - 12 January 2015

Private Transport Services

• C. B. Rathnayake: 22 November 2010 - 12 January 2015

Ports and Aviation

• Mangala Samaraweera: 23 November 2005 - 28 January 2007

Highways

• Jeyaraj Fernandopulle: 23 November 2005 - 28 January 2007

Highways and Road Transport

• Jeyaraj Fernandopulle: 28 January 2007 - 6 April 2008

Highways, Ports and Shipping

• Mahinda Rajapaksa: 23 April 2010 - 9 January 2015

Civil Aviation

• Piyankara Jayaratne: 22 November 2010 - 12 January 2015

Parliamentary Affairs

• M. H. Mohamed: 28 January 2007 - 23 April 2010
• Sumedha G. Jayasena: 23 April 2010 - 12 January 2015

Sports and Public Recreation

• Gamini Lokuge: 28 January 2007 - 23 April 2010

Sport

• C. B. Rathnayake: 23 April 2010 - 22 November 2010
• Mahindananda Aluthgamage: 22 November 2010 - 12 January 2015

Youth Affairs

• Pavithra Devi Wanniarachchi: 28 January 2007 - 23 April 2010

Youth Affairs and Skills Development

• Dullas Alahapperuma: 23 April 2010 - 12 January 2015

Sugar Industry Development

• Lakshman Senewiratne: 28 January 2013 - 12 January 2015

Botanical Gardens and Public Recreation

• Jayarathna Herath: 28 January 2013 - 12 January 2015

Current Indian ambassadors

Resident heads of mission

Mission	Location	Type	Head of mission	Position	Took office	List	Link
Afghanistan	Kabul	Embassy	Rudendra Tandon	Ambassador	September 2020		EOI, Kabul
Algeria	Algiers	Embassy	Vishwa Nath Goel	Chargé d'Affaires		List	EOI, Algiers
Angola	Luanda	Embassy	Vidhu P. Nair	Ambassador	1 February 2024	List	EOI, Angola
Argentina Uruguay	Buenos Aires	Embassy	Dinesh Bhatia	Ambassador	21 August 2019		EOI, Buenos Aires
Armenia Georgia	Yerevan	Embassy	Nilakshi Saha Sinha	Ambassador	29 March 2023		EOI, Yerevan
Australia Nauru	Canberra	High Commission	Gopal Baglay	High Commissioner	January 2024	List	HCI, Canberra
Austria	Vienna

Host country	List	Ambassador/High Commissioner	Took office	Websites	RefsArm
Australia Accredited to: Nauru		Gopal Baglay	Jan 2024
Austria		Jaideep Mazumdar	2019	EOI, Vienna
Azerbaijan		Sridharan Madhusudan	May 2023	EOI, Baku
Bahrain		Vinod K Jacob	August 2023	EOI, Baharain
Bangladesh	List	Pranay Verma (Ambassador Designate)	July 2022	HCI, Dhaka
Belarus		Alok Ranjan Jha	18 May 2021	EOI, Minsk
Belgium		Santosh Jha	17 July 2020	Official Website
Bhutan	List	Sudhakar Dalela	April 2019	EOI, Thimpu
Bosnia and Herzegovina		Partha Sathpathy		EOI, Hungary and Bosnia & Herzegovina
Botswana		Bharath Kumar Kuthati	July 2023	HCI, Gaborone
Brazil		Suresh Reddy	September 2020	EOI, Brasilia
Brunei Darussalam		Alok Amitabh Dimri	March 2022	HCI, Brunei
Bulgaria		Sanjay Rana	10 February 2021	EOI, Sofia
Burkina Faso		Vijay Singh Chauhan	24 March 2019	EOI, Ouagadougou
Cambodia		Devyani Khobragade	September 2020	EOI, Phonm Penh
Cameroon		Anindya Banerjee	21 February 2022	HCI, Yaounde
Canada		Sanjay Kumar Verma	June 2022	HCI, Ottawa
Chile		Subrata Bhattacharjee	28 May 2021	EOI, Santiago
China	List	Pradeep Kumar Rawat	7 January 2019	EOI, Beijing
Colombia		Vanna Luma	2022	EOI, Bogota
DR Congo Accredited to: Gabon Central African Republic		Ram Karan Verma	18 November 2020	EOI, Kinshasa
Congo, Republic of		Madan Lal Raigar	20 October 2023	EOI, Brazzavile
Cote D'Ivoire Accredited to: Liberia		Rajesh Ranjan	9 January 2023	EOI, Abidjaan
Croatia		Rajkumar Shrivastava	12 June 2020	EOI, Zagreb
Cuba		S. Janakiraman		EOI, Havana
Cyprus		Madhumita Hazarika Bhagat	11 November 2019	HCI, Nicosia
Czech Republic		Hemant H. Kotalwar		EOI, Prague
Denmark		Pooja Kapoor	10 February 2021	EOI, Copenhegen
Djibouti		Ashok Kumar	April 2019	EOI, Djibouti
Egypt		Ajit Vinayak Gupte	10 February 2021	EOI, Cairo
Equatorial Guinea		Man Mohan Bhanot	April 2019	EOI, Malabo
Eswatini		N Ram Prasad	01 August 2023	HCI, Mbabane
Eritrea		Subhash Chand	May 2019
Ethiopia		Robert Shetkintong	October 2020	EOI, Addis Ababa
Fiji Accredited to: Nauru Tuvalu Cook Islands		P. S. Karthigeyan	8 July 2021	HCI, Suva
Finland		Raveesh Kumar	17 July 2020	EOI, Helsinki
France Accredited to: Monaco	List	Jawed Ashraf	13 July 2020	EOI, Paris
Germany	List	Parvathaneni Harish	6 November 2021	EOI, Berlin
Ghana		C. Sugandha Rajaram	6 December 2019	HCI, Accra
Greece	List	Rudrendra Tandon	3 October 2019	EOI, Athens
Guatemala		Manoj Kumar Mohapatra	December 2021	EOI, Guatemala
Guinea		T. C. barupal
Guyana		K. J. Srinivasa	14 August 2019	HCI, Georgetown
Honduras		B. S. Mubarak	1 February 2019
Hungary		Partha Sathpathy
Iceland		B. Shyam	31 July 2021	EOI, Reykjavik
Indonesia		Sandeep Chakravorty	August 2023	EOI, Jakarta
Iran		Rudra Gaurav Shreshth
Iraq		Prashant Pise	August 2021
Ireland		Akhilesh Mishra	5 August 2021	EOI, Dublin
Israel	List	Sanjeev Singla	October 2019
Italy		Neena Malhotra
Jamaica		R. Masakui
Japan		Sibi George
Jordan		Anwar Haleem
Kazakhstan		Subhadarshini Tripathi	10 February 2021
Kenya	List
North Korea		-Vacant-
Korea		Amit Kumar
Kuwait		Adarsh Swaika
Kyrgyzstan		A. K. Chatterjee
Lebanon		Md. Noor Rahman Sheikh
Lesotho		Jaideep Sarkar	5 September 2019
Liberia		Pradip Kumar Yadav	24 May 2021	[ EOI, Monoriva]
Libya		Vacant
Madagascar	List	Wilson Babu	January 2019
Malawi		S. Gopalakrishnan
Malaysia		B. Nagabhushana Reddy	10 August 2021	HCI, Kuala Lumpur
Maldives		Munu Mahawar (High Commissioner	October, 2021	Official Website
Mali		Anjani Kumar	7 November 2019
Malta		Gloria Gangte	10 February 2021
Mauritius		K. Nandini Singla
Mexico (with Niue, Samoa)		Mridul Kumar
Mongolia		T. Suresh Babu
Morocco		Rajesh Vaishnaw
Mozambique		Ankan Banerjee	10 February 2021
Myanmar		Vinay Kumar	24 February 2022	EOI Yangon
Namibia		M Subbarayudu
Nepal		Naveen Srivastava	17 May 2022
Netherlands		Mrs. Reenat Sandhu		https://www.indianembassynetherlands.gov.in/
New Zealand		Neeta Bhushan
Niger		Rajesh Agrawal
Nigeria		G Balasubramaniam	1 March 2019
Norway		Acquino Vimal	September 2019
Oman		Amit Narang	21 August 2018
Pakistan	List	M. Suresh Kumar (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)
Papua New Guinea		S Inbasekar
Paraguay		Yogeshwar Sangwan	5 February 2022	EOI, Asuncion
Peru		Krishna R. Urs
Philippines		Shambhu S. Kumaran	10 June 2020
Poland		Nagma Mohammad Mallick	9 July 2021	EOI, Warshaw
Portugal		Manish Chauhan
Qatar		Deepak Mittal	29 April 2020	EOi, Doha
Romania	List	Rahul Shrivastava	5 June 2020	Official Website
Russia	List	Pawan Kapoor
Saudi Arabia		Suhel Ajaz Khan	16 January 2023	EOI, Riyadh
Senegal		Dinkar Asthana	August, 2022
Serbia		Shubhdarshini Tripathi	September 2023	EOI, Belgrade
Seychelles		Kartik Pande	November 2022
Singapore		Shilpak Ambule
Slovak Republic		Apoorva Srivastava	15 October 2022	eoibratislava.gov.in
Slovenia		Namrata S
South Africa		Prabhat Kumar	July/August 2023
Sudan		B. S. Mubarak
Sri Lanka		Gopal Baglay	1 February 2020	hcicolombo.gov.in
Sudan		Ravindra Prasad Jaiswal
Suriname		Shankar Bala Chandran
Sweden & Latvia		Tanmaya Lal
Switzerland & Liechtenstein	List	Vani Rao
Tajikistan		JP Singh
Tanzania	List	Binaya Srikanta Pradhan	20 July 2021	Dar Es Salaam
Thailand		Nagesh Singh
Trinidad and Tobago (with Grenada)		Raju Sharma (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)	July 2022
Tunisia		N. J. Gangte
Turkey		Virander Paul
Turkmenistan		Vidhu P. Nair
Ukraine		Harsh Kumar
United Arab Emirates	List	Pavan Kapoor	28 August 2019
United Kingdom	List	Vikram Doraiswami (High Commissioner Designate)		Official Website
United States	List	Taranjit Singh Sandhu	28 January 2020
Uzbekistan		Manish Prabhat	10 August 2020
Venezuela		Abhishek Singh	2016
Vietnam		Pranay Kumar Verma	1 March 2019
Yemen		-Vacant-
Zambia		Ashok Kumar
Zimbabwe		Vijay Khanduja		Official Website

BJP State Presidents

Assam

• 1995–1997: Indramoni Bora
• 1997–1999: Narayan Chandra Borkataky
• 2006: Ramen Deka
• 17 August 2014 – 21 November 2015: Siddhartha Bhattacharya
• 25 December 2016 – 26 June 2021: Ranjeet Kumar Dass
• 26 June 2021 – present: Bhabesh Kalita

Leaders of Indian states who died in office

Governors

Portrait	Name	State (Role held since)	Birth date	Death date	Age at death	Cause of death
	Girija Shankar Bajpai	Bombay State (since 1952)	3 April 1891	5 December 1954	63	Cerebral hemorrhage
	P. Subbarayan	Maharashtra (since 1962)	11 September 1889	6 October 1962	73
	P. V. Cherian	Maharashtra (since 1964)	9 July 1893	9 November 1969	76
	Ali Yavar Jung	Maharashtra (since 1971)	February 1906	11 December 1976	70	Heart attack
	Nirmal Chandra Jain	Rajasthan (since 2003)	24 September 1924	22 September 2003	78	Heart attack
	Sikander Bakht	Kerala (since 2002)	24 August 1918	23 February 2004	85	Complications from surgery
	Ram Prakash Gupta	Madhya Pradesh (since 2003)	26 October 1923	1 May 2004	80	Illness
	Shiv Charan Mathur	Assam (since 2008)	14 February 1927	25 June 2009	82	Heart attack
	Shilendra Kumar Singh	Rajasthan (since 2007)	24 January 1932	1 December 2009	77	Brief illness
	Prabha Rau	Rajasthan (since 2009)	4 March 1935	26 April 2010	75	Heart attack
	M. O. H. Farook	Kerala {{small|(since 2011)	6 September 1937	26 January 2012	74	Multiple myeloma
	Syed Ahmed	Manipur (since 2015)	6 March 1943	27 September 2015	72	Cancer
	Balram Das Tandon	Chhattisgarh (since 2014)	1 November 1927	14 August 2018	90	Heart attack
	Lalji Tandon	Madhya Pradesh (since 2019)	12 April 1935	21 July 2020	85	COVID-19

Chief Ministers

Colour key

•   INC (11)
•   AIADMK (2)
•   BJP (1)
•   DMK (1)
•   JKNC (1)
•   JKPDP (1)
•   MGP (1)

Portrait	Name		State (Role held since)	Birth date	Death date	Age at death	Cause of death
		Gopinath Bordoloi	Assam (since 1946)	6 June 1890	5 August 1950	60	Heart attack
		Ravishankar Shukla	Madhya Pradesh (since 1950)	2 August 1877	31 December 1956	79	Heart attack
		Shri Krishna Sinha	Bihar (since 1947)	21 October 1887	31 January 1961	73
		Bidhan Chandra Roy	West Bengal (since 1948)	1 July 1882	1 July 1962	80	Stroke
		Marotrao Kannamwar	Maharashtra (since 1962)	10 January 1900	24 November 1963	63
		Balwantrai Mehta	Gujarat (since 1963)	19 February 1899	19 September 1965	66	Assassination
		C. N. Annadurai	Madras State (1967–1969) Tamil Nadu (since 1969)	15 September 1909	3 February 1969	59	Cancer
		Dayanand Bandodkar	Goa, Daman and Diu (1963–1966; since 1967)	12 March 1911	12 August 1973	62	Heart attack
		Barkatullah Khan	Rajasthan (since 1971)	25 October 1920	11 October 1973	52	Heart attack
		Sheikh Abdullah	Jammu and Kashmir (1948–1953; 1975–1977; since 1977)	5 December 1905	8 September 1982	76	Prolonged illness
		M. G. Ramachandran	Tamil Nadu (1977–1980; since 1980)	17 January 1917	24 December 1987	70	Kidney failure
		Chimanbhai Patel	Gujarat (1973–1974; since 1990)	3 June 1929	17 February 1994	64	Heart failure
		Beant Singh	Punjab (since 1992)	19 February 1922	31 August 1995	73	Assassination
		Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy	Andhra Pradesh (since 2004)	8 July 1949	2 September 2009	60	Helicopter crash
		Dorjee Khandu	Arunachal Pradesh (since 2007)	19 March 1955	30 April 2011	56	Helicopter crash
		Mufti Mohammad Sayeed	Jammu and Kashmir (2002–2005; since 2015)	12 January 1936	7 January 2016	79	Multi-organ failure
		J. Jayalalithaa	Tamil Nadu (1991–1996; 2001; 2002–2006; 2011–2014; since 2015)	24 February 1948	5 December 2016	68	Cardiac arrest
		Manohar Parrikar	Goa (2000–2005; 2012–2014; since 2017)	13 December 1955	17 March 2019	63	Pancreatic cancer