The current vice president of India is Jagdeep Dhankar. He was the 14th vice president of India since 2022. The Vice president is an officer next in rank to the president of India. The Vice President of India is the one who takes charge of the president's work in his/her absence.

Some Important Facts of Vice Presidents of India

• The Vice President of India also is an ex-officio chairman of the Rajyasabha.

• The vice presidents are elected by both the elected and nominated members of the parliament.

• He/She can hold the office for 5 years.

• Articles 63 to 71 of the constitution in part V discussed the details of the powers and functions of the vice president of India.

The First Vice President of India is Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan From 1888 to 1975.

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The Vice Presidents of India List In PDF

The Vice Presidents Of India List or Vice Presidents of India list table is given so that aspirants can check the names of the Vice Presidents and their service period in detail.  We have provided the pdf file link which is given below in which the vice presidents in India are available. So that the aspirants can download the pdf file. The PDF file is also given in Hindi for the aspirants who are preparing in Hindi.

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The Vice Presidents of India 2024

• Jagdeep Dhankhar is the current vice president of India in 2024. The present and 14th Vice President of India
• The Vice President of India is the 2nd most important authoritative body after the President.
• The Former Vice President of India is Venkaiah Naidu ruling period from 11 August 2017 – 11 August 2022
• As per Article 65 of the Indian Constitution, he is entitled to make important decisions in certain cases of contingency due to resignation, removal, death, impeachment, or the inability of the president to discharge his/her functions.
• Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was the First Vice President of India. His period of service is from 13 May 1952 – 12 May 1957.
• 2nd Vice President of India is Zakir Hussain. His period of Service was from 13 May 1962 – 12 May 1967.

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Vice President of India List From 1952 to 2024

The list of vice presidents from 1952 to 2024 with their service from the starting date to the ending date. Check out the table below carefully for the tenure period of every vice president in their service.

The Indian Vice Presidents List In Hindi

The list of vice presidents in India is also available in Hindi for the aspirants who are seeking to study in Hindi for easy understanding of the table. This table is also available in PDF format you can use the downloading link to download. 

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List of the Vice Presidents of India FAQs

Q: Who is the present Vice President of India?

A: Jagdeep Dhankhar is the Vice President of India 2024 who is at present.

Q: Is the List of the Vice Presidents of India available in bilingual languages?

A: Yes the list of the Vice President of India is available in English and as well as in Hindi.

Q: Who is the First Vice President of India?

A: Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan is the first Vice President of India.

Q: What is the responsibility of the Vice President?

A: As per Article 65 of the Indian Constitution, he is entitled to make important decisions in certain cases of contingency due to resignation, removal, death, impeachment, or the inability of the president to discharge his/her functions.

Q: How can a Vice-President be removed from office?

A: A Vice-President can be removed from office by the full process of impeachment, or the Rajya Sabha can remove the VP by passing a resolution with an absolute majority but the consent of the Lok Sabha is necessary.

Q: What is the tenure of the acting President?

A: The Vice President can work as an acting President for a maximum period of 6 months.

Q: Name the vice presidents who were elected unopposed.

A: Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, Hidayatullah, and Shankar Dayal Sharma served as vice presidents and were elected unopposed.