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Om Birla Active
Om Birla
From Date : June 26th, 2024 To Date : Incumbent
Constituency : Kota Party : Bharatiya Janata Party
Term : 18th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Achieved a rare political milestone by being re-elected as Speaker for a second consecutive term following the constitution of the 18th Lok Sabha. He currently serves as the incumbent presiding officer, actively steering India's legislative agenda through 2025 and beyond.
Om Birla Retired
Om Birla
From Date : June 19th, 2019 To Date : June 24th, 2024
Constituency : Kota Party : Bharatiya Janata Party
Term : 17th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Oversaw the historic transition of parliamentary proceedings from the old heritage building to the newly inaugurated Parliament House. He successfully completed his first term, navigating the unprecedented operational challenges brought about by the global COVID-19 pandemic.
Sumitra Mahajan Retired
Sumitra Mahajan
From Date : June 6th, 2014 To Date : June 16th, 2019
Constituency : Indore Party : Bharatiya Janata Party
Term : 16th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Affectionately known across party lines as 'Tai', she served as the second female Speaker and managed the house with a firm yet maternal approach. She formally retired from active electoral politics at the conclusion of the 16th Lok Sabha's five-year term.
Meira Kumar Retired
Meira Kumar
From Date : June 4th, 2009 To Date : June 4th, 2014
Constituency : Sasaram Party : Indian National Congress
Term : 15th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Made history by being unanimously elected as the first female Speaker of the Lok Sabha, bringing a calm and composed demeanor to the house. She completed her full term and oversaw the passage of several landmark rights-based legislative bills.
Somnath Chatterjee Retired
Somnath Chatterjee
From Date : June 4th, 2004 To Date : May 31st, 2009
Constituency : Bolpur Party : Communist Party of India (Marxist)
Term : 14th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Maintained a staunchly non-partisan stance, famously defying his own political party's directive to vote against the government during a crucial trust vote. He retired from active politics after successfully steering the 14th Lok Sabha to its natural completion.
Manohar Gajanan Joshi Retired
Manohar Gajanan Joshi
From Date : May 10th, 2002 To Date : June 2nd, 2004
Constituency : Mumbai North Central Party : Shiv Sena
Term : 13th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Brought his extensive experience as the former Chief Minister of Maharashtra to guide the house after the sudden and tragic demise of his predecessor. He vacated the chair following the dissolution of the 13th Lok Sabha and the subsequent general elections.
Ganti Mohana Chandra Balayogi Retired
Ganti Mohana Chandra Balayogi
From Date : March 24th, 1998 To Date : March 3rd, 2002
Constituency : Amalapuram Party : Telugu Desam Party
Term : 12th & 13th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Handled the complex dynamics of the NDA coalition government as the first Dalit Speaker of the Lok Sabha, earning bipartisan respect. His promising political career and speakership were tragically cut short when he died in a devastating helicopter crash in Andhra Pradesh.
Purno Agitok Sangma Retired
Purno Agitok Sangma
From Date : May 25th, 1996 To Date : March 23rd, 1998
Constituency : Tura Party : Indian National Congress
Term : 11th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Became the first Speaker from the North-East and the first from an opposition party to hold the office with unanimous support. His widely respected and highly charismatic tenure ended when the fragile United Front coalition government fell, leading to fresh elections.
Shivraj Vishwanath Patil Retired
Shivraj Vishwanath Patil
From Date : July 10th, 1991 To Date : May 22nd, 1996
Constituency : Latur Party : Indian National Congress
Term : 10th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Piloted the introduction of the modern standing committee system in the Indian Parliament, significantly enhancing legislative scrutiny and accountability. He stepped down after completing a full five-year term and later served as the Union Home Minister.
Rabi Ray Retired
Rabi Ray
From Date : December 19th, 1989 To Date : July 9th, 1991
Constituency : Kendrapara Party : Janata Dal
Term : 9th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Brought a strong socialist perspective to the Speaker's office during a brief but highly volatile coalition government era. His term concluded prematurely when the Ninth Lok Sabha was dissolved due to the sudden collapse of the central government.
Balram Jakhar Retired
Balram Jakhar
From Date : January 22nd, 1980 To Date : December 18th, 1989
Constituency : Ferozpur, Sikar Party : Indian National Congress
Term : 7th & 8th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Holds the distinction of being one of the longest-serving Speakers, successfully managing the house through two consecutive Lok Sabhas. He smoothly completed his tenure, leaving a strong legacy of initiating computerization and modernization in parliamentary offices.
Kawdoor Sadananda Hegde Retired
Kawdoor Sadananda Hegde
From Date : July 21st, 1977 To Date : January 21st, 1980
Constituency : Bangalore South Party : Janata Party
Term : 6th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Assumed the role with a distinguished background as a former Supreme Court judge, ensuring strict legal propriety in all parliamentary debates. His tenure ended abruptly when the Janata Party government collapsed and the Lok Sabha was prematurely dissolved.
Neelam Sanjiva Reddy Retired
Neelam Sanjiva Reddy
From Date : March 26th, 1977 To Date : July 13th, 1977
Constituency : Nandyal Party : Janata Party
Term : 6th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Made a historic return to the Speaker's chair after being unanimously elected following the Janata Party's sweeping national victory. He resigned shortly after assuming office to successfully run for the Presidency of India, achieving his long-standing ambition.
Bali Ram Bhagat Retired
Bali Ram Bhagat
From Date : January 15th, 1976 To Date : March 25th, 1977
Constituency : Arrah Party : Indian National Congress
Term : 5th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Took charge during the highly controversial National Emergency period, navigating a polarized and heavily censored parliamentary environment. His term concluded when the Lok Sabha was dissolved and the Indian National Congress lost the subsequent general elections.
Gurdial Singh Dhillon Retired
Gurdial Singh Dhillon
From Date : August 8th, 1969 To Date : December 1st, 1975
Constituency : Tarn Taran Party : Indian National Congress
Term : 4th & 5th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Managed the house proceedings during the historic 1971 Indo-Pak war and the subsequent geopolitical creation of Bangladesh. He resigned from his role as Speaker to join the Union Cabinet under Prime Minister Indira Gandhi as the Minister of Shipping.
Neelam Sanjiva Reddy Retired
Neelam Sanjiva Reddy
From Date : March 17th, 1967 To Date : July 19th, 1969
Constituency : Hindupur Party : Indian National Congress
Term : 4th Lok Sabha
Remarks : Brought strict discipline to parliamentary proceedings during a period of shifting political alliances and regional factionalism. He resigned from the speakership to contest the Presidential elections of India, a race he narrowly lost at the time.
Sardar Hukam Singh Retired
Sardar Hukam Singh
From Date : April 17th, 1962 To Date : March 16th, 1967
Constituency : Patiala Party : Indian National Congress
Term : 3rd Lok Sabha
Remarks : Presided over the house during the turbulent periods of the Sino-Indian War and the subsequent Indo-Pakistani War of 1965. He left the position at the end of the Third Lok Sabha and was later appointed as the Governor of Rajasthan.
Madabhushi Ananthasayanam Ayyangar Retired
Madabhushi Ananthasayanam Ayyangar
From Date : March 8th, 1956 To Date : April 16th, 1962
Constituency : Chittoor Party : Indian National Congress
Term : 1st & 2nd Lok Sabha
Remarks : Initially served as the Deputy Speaker before being elevated to the Speaker's chair following his predecessor's sudden demise. He completed his term successfully and subsequently went on to serve as the Governor of Bihar.
Ganesh Vasudev Mavlankar Retired
Ganesh Vasudev Mavlankar
From Date : May 15th, 1952 To Date : February 27th, 1956
Constituency : Ahmedabad Party : Indian National Congress
Term : 1st Lok Sabha
Remarks : Played a pivotal role in establishing the fundamental parliamentary rules and procedures of the newly independent republic. His tenure ended tragically when he passed away while still actively holding the prestigious office.