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President and vice president of India

S.N.
President Name
Birth- death
Took-left office 
Vice president
1
Rajendra prasad
1884-1963
26jan1950-12may1962
Sarvepalli radhakrishan
2
Sarvepalli radhakrishan
1888-1975
13may1962-12may1967

Zakir husain
3
Zakir husain
1897-1969
13may1967-3may1969
Varahagiri venkata giri
4
Varahagiri venkata giri
1894-1980
3may1969-20july1969
He was elected vice president of india in 1967.following the death of zakir Husain ,giri was appointed as acting president of india
5
Mohammad hidayatullah
1905-1992
20july1969-24aug1969

6
Varahagiri venkata giri
1894-1980
24aug1969-24aug1974
Gopal swarup pathak
7
FakhruddinAli Ahmed

(1905–1977)
24aug1974-11feb1977
Basappa danappa jatti
8

Basappa danappa jatti
1912-2002
11feb1977-25july1977

9
Neelam sanjiva reddy
1913-1996
25july1977-25july1982
Basappa danappa jatti, ramaswamy venkataraman
10
Gaini zail singh
1916-1994
25july1982-25july1987
Mohammad hidayatullah, ramaswamy venkataraman
11
ramaswamy venkataraman

1910-2009
25july1987-25july1992

Shanker dayal Sharma

12
Shanker dayal Sharma

1918-1999
25july1992-25july1997
Kocheril raman narayanan
13
Kocheril raman narayanan
1920-2005
25july1997-25july2002
Krishan kant
14
A.P.J.Abdul kalam
1931-2015
25july2002-25july2007
Krishan kant,
bhairon singh shekhawat
15
Pratibha patil
1934-
25july2007-25july2012
Mohammad hamid ansari
16
Pranab mukharjee
1935-
25july2012-incumbent
Mohammad hamid ansari





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