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The pattern of Prime Ministers elected for Republic of India shows its well natured tradition of unity in diversity, India has elected Prime Ministers from various linguistic backgrounds, various cultures, religious or political faiths and there is no difference on the basis of gender as well.
No.
Name
Portrait
Entered office
Jawaharlal Nehru
15 Aug 1947c
Gulzarilal Nanda
27 May 1964
9 Jun 1964 *
Gulzarilal Nanda
11 Jan 1966
24 Jan 1966 *
Indira Gandhi
24 Jan 1966 c
1967 1971
Morarji Desai
24 Mar 1977
28 Jul 1979 4
1977
28 Jul 1979
14 Jan 1980 3
Indira Gandhi
14 Jan 1980 2
31 Oct 1984 1
1980
Rajiv Gandhi
31 Oct 1984 c
2 Dec 1989
1984
10
2 Dec 1989
25 27 10 Nov Janata Dal Jun Nov 1989 3 1990 National Front 1931 2008
11
Chandra Shekhar
10 Nov 1990
21 Jun 1991
P. V. 12 Narasimha Rao
21 Jun 1991 c
28 23 Indian 16 May Jun Dec National 1996 1921 2004 Congress 25 Bharatiya Dec Alive Janata Party 1924 18 Janata Dal May Alive United Front 1933
1991
16 May 1996
1 Jun 1996 3
1996
14
H. D. Deve Gowda
1 Jun 1996
21 Apr 1997 3
15
21 Apr 1997
19 Mar 4 Dec Janata Dal Alive 1998 1919 United Front Bharatiya 25 Janata Party 22 May Dec Alive National 2004 1924 Democratic Alliance Indian National 26 Incum Congress Sep Alive bent United 1932 Progressive Alliance
16
19 Mar 1998 c
1998 1999
17
Manmohan Singh
22 May 2004c
2004 2009
* Interim - It is debatable whether Mr. Gulzari Lal Nanda was a Prime Minister or an Acting Prime Minister. The constitution does not have a position of acting Prime Minister. Mr. Nanda was sworn in as the Prime Minister of India. In contrast, the constitution provides for an acting President who discharges the duties of a President. Hence, constitutional experts and historians now count Mr. Nanda as the second Prime Minister of India.
Assassinated or Died in Office Returned to Office 3 Resigned 4 Dismissed by President following a no-confidence motion