List of mayors of Nagpur

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Mayor of Nagpur
Incumbent
Vacant
Style Madam/Sir Mayor
Appointer Chief Minister
Term length 2.5 years
Formation1948;77 years ago (1948)
Final holder Dayashankar Tiwari
Website www.nmcnagpur.gov.in

The Mayor of Nagpur is the first citizen of the Indian city of Nagpur. The mayor is the chief of the Nagpur Municipal Corporation. The mayor's role is largely ceremonial as the real powers are vested in the Municipal Commissioner.

The mayor is elected from within the ranks of the council in a quinquennial election. The elections are conducted in all regions in the city to elect corporators. The Mayor is generally the leader of a party (or coalition of parties) that has a majority. Currently, the post of mayor is vacant due to delay in election.

List

#PortraitNameTerm of office [1] ElectionParty
1B. S. Surve31 January 19648 February 19651 year, 8 days
2B. K. Takkamore9 February 196530 September 1965233 days
Vacant
3Tejsingrao Laxmanrao Bhosle15 April 19696 February 1970297 days
4S. M. Meshram7 February 19706 January 1971333 days
5Haribhau Naik7 January 197130 November 1971327 days
6Pundlik Masurkar4 December 19716 January 197233 days
7Bhaurao Mulak7 January 197214 February 19731 year, 38 days
8K. R. Pandav15 February 19735 February 1974355 days
9M. M. Kinkhede6 February 197413 February 19751 year, 7 days
10B. M. Gaikwad14 February 19757 March 19761 year, 22 days
11 Ramratan Janorkar 8 March 197613 January 1977311 days Republican Party of India
12Sardar Atal Bahadur Singh14 February 19776 February 1978357 days
13Shriram Vaidya7 February 19787 February 19791 year, 0 days
14S. M. Chahande8 February 197917 February 19801 year, 9 days
15A. A. Antik18 February 198011 February 1981359 days
Vacant
16Sakharam Chaudhari15 May 19852 February 1986263 days
17Tejram Somkuwar3 February 19861 February 1987363 days
18Pandurang Hivarkar2 February 198730 January 1988362 days
19M. M. Jadhav25 April 19896 November 1989195 days
20Babanrao Yewale3 February 199030 January 1991361 days
21Vallabhdas Daga31 January 19911 March 19921 year, 30 days
22Sudhakarrao Nimbalkar2 March 19923 February 1993338 days
23Kishor Dorle4 February 19932 February 1994363 days
24Rajesh Tambe20 January 19954 February 19961 year, 15 days
25Kundatai Vijaykar5 February 19669 February 19971 year, 4 days
26 Devendra Fadnavis 5 March 19974 February 19991 year, 336 days1997 Bharatiya Janata Party
27Kalpana Pande29 April 199927 March 2000333 days
28Vasundhara Masurkar28 March 20006 March 2001343 days
29Pushpa Ghode7 March 20014 March 2002362 days
30 Vikas Thakre 5 March 200219 February 20052 years, 351 days2002 Indian National Congress
31Naresh Gawande20 February 20054 March 20072 years, 12 days
32Devrao Umredkar5 March 200716 June 2007103 days2007 Bharatiya Janata Party
33 [2] Maya Iwnate15 July 200723 December 20092 years, 161 days
34Archana Dehankar24 December 20094 March 20122 years, 71 days
35 [3] Anil Sole 5 March 20125 September 20142 years, 184 days2012
36 [4] Pravin Datke 5 September 20144 March 20172 years, 180 days
37 [5] Nanda Jichkar.jpg Nanda Jichkar 5 March 201722 November 20192 years, 262 days2017
38 [6] Sandip Joshi 22 November 20195 January 20211 year, 44 days
39 [7] Dayashankar Tiwari 5 January 20214 March 20221 year, 58 days

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