List of mayors of Nagpur

Mayor of Nagpur
Incumbent Vacant
Style	Madam/Sir Mayor
Appointer	Chief Minister
Term length	2.5 years
Formation	1948;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

#	Portrait	Name	Term of office [1]			Election	Party
1		B. S. Surve	31 January 1964	8 February 1965	1 year, 8 days
2		B. K. Takkamore	9 February 1965	30 September 1965	233 days
Vacant
3		Tejsingrao Laxmanrao Bhosle	15 April 1969	6 February 1970	297 days
4		S. M. Meshram	7 February 1970	6 January 1971	333 days
5		Haribhau Naik	7 January 1971	30 November 1971	327 days
6		Pundlik Masurkar	4 December 1971	6 January 1972	33 days
7		Bhaurao Mulak	7 January 1972	14 February 1973	1 year, 38 days
8		K. R. Pandav	15 February 1973	5 February 1974	355 days
9		M. M. Kinkhede	6 February 1974	13 February 1975	1 year, 7 days
10		B. M. Gaikwad	14 February 1975	7 March 1976	1 year, 22 days
11		Ramratan Janorkar	8 March 1976	13 January 1977	311 days		Republican Party of India
12		Sardar Atal Bahadur Singh	14 February 1977	6 February 1978	357 days
13		Shriram Vaidya	7 February 1978	7 February 1979	1 year, 0 days
14		S. M. Chahande	8 February 1979	17 February 1980	1 year, 9 days
15		A. A. Antik	18 February 1980	11 February 1981	359 days
Vacant
16		Sakharam Chaudhari	15 May 1985	2 February 1986	263 days
17		Tejram Somkuwar	3 February 1986	1 February 1987	363 days
18		Pandurang Hivarkar	2 February 1987	30 January 1988	362 days
19		M. M. Jadhav	25 April 1989	6 November 1989	195 days
20		Babanrao Yewale	3 February 1990	30 January 1991	361 days
21		Vallabhdas Daga	31 January 1991	1 March 1992	1 year, 30 days
22		Sudhakarrao Nimbalkar	2 March 1992	3 February 1993	338 days
23		Kishor Dorle	4 February 1993	2 February 1994	363 days
24		Rajesh Tambe	20 January 1995	4 February 1996	1 year, 15 days
25		Kundatai Vijaykar	5 February 1966	9 February 1997	1 year, 4 days
26		Devendra Fadnavis	5 March 1997	4 February 1999	1 year, 336 days	1997	Bharatiya Janata Party
27		Kalpana Pande	29 April 1999	27 March 2000	333 days
28		Vasundhara Masurkar	28 March 2000	6 March 2001	343 days
29		Pushpa Ghode	7 March 2001	4 March 2002	362 days
30		Vikas Thakre	5 March 2002	19 February 2005	2 years, 351 days	2002	Indian National Congress
31		Naresh Gawande	20 February 2005	4 March 2007	2 years, 12 days
32		Devrao Umredkar	5 March 2007	16 June 2007	103 days	2007	Bharatiya Janata Party
33 [2]		Maya Iwnate	15 July 2007	23 December 2009	2 years, 161 days
34		Archana Dehankar	24 December 2009	4 March 2012	2 years, 71 days
35 [3]		Anil Sole	5 March 2012	5 September 2014	2 years, 184 days	2012
36 [4]		Pravin Datke	5 September 2014	4 March 2017	2 years, 180 days
37 [5]		Nanda Jichkar	5 March 2017	22 November 2019	2 years, 262 days	2017
38 [6]		Sandip Joshi	22 November 2019	5 January 2021	1 year, 44 days
39 [7]		Dayashankar Tiwari	5 January 2021	4 March 2022	1 year, 58 days

References

1. "::. Home page". nmcnagpur.gov.in.
2. "Maya Iwnate of BJP is new Nagpur mayor". Oneindia. 15 July 2007.
3. "BJP dumps Sena, occupy Mayor, Dy Mayor posts in Nagpur". News18.com. 5 March 2012.
4. "BJP's Praveen Datke elected Nagpur Mayor". Business-standard.com. Press Trust of India. 5 September 2014.
5. "BJP's Nanda Jichkar elected Nagpur Mayor". Indianexpress.com. 5 March 2017.
6. "Sandeep Joshi Elected as the New City Mayor". Thelivenagpur.com. 22 November 2019.
7. "Dayashankar Tiwari elected mayor of Nagpur". The Times of India. 5 January 2021.