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States & Union Territories Governors Page 1 Follow us: Official Site, Telegram, Facebook, Instagram, Instamojo List of Governors of India – Statewise The table given below gives the state-wise list of Governors in India along with the dates on which they took over the position. Also, the names of the first state Governor of Independent India have been mentioned in the list below: List of Current Governors in India State Current Took Over First State Governor of Governor The Post On Independent India Andhra Shri Biswa Bhusan July 24, 2019 Chandulal Madhavlal Pradesh Harichandan Trivedi Arunachal Brig. (Dr.) B. D. October 3, Bhishma Narain Singh Pradesh Mishra (Retd.) 2017 Assam Prof. Jagdish October 1, Sir Muhammad Saleh Mukhi 2017 Akbar Hydari Bihar Shri Phagu July 29, 2019 Jairamdas Daulatram Chauhan Chhattisgarh Sushri Anusuiya July 29, 2019 D.N. Sahay Uikey Goa Shri Satya Pal November 3, Major General K.P. Malik 2019 Candeth Gujarat Shri Acharya Dev July 22, 2019 Mehdi Nawaz Jung Vrat Haryana Shri Satyadeo August 25, Shri Dharma Vira Narayan Arya 2018 Himachal Shri Bandaru September S. Chakravarti Pradesh Dattatraya 11, 2019 Jharkhand Shrimati Droupadi May 18, 2015 Prabhat Kumar Murmu Karnataka Shri Vajubhai Vala September 1, Jayachamarajendra 2014 Wadiyar Kerala Shri Arif September 6, Burgula Ramakrishna Rao Mohammed Khan 2019 Madhya Shri Lal Ji Tandon July 29, 2019 Dr. Pattahbhi Pradesh Sitaramayya Maharashtra Shri Bhagat Singh September 5, Raja Sir Maharaj Singh Koshyari 2019 Page 2 Follow us: Official Site, Telegram, Facebook, Instagram, Instamojo Manipur Dr. Najma August 21, B. K. Nehru Heptulla 2016 Meghalaya Shri Tathagata January 27, Braj Kumar Nehru Roy 2020 Mizoram Shri P.S. November 5, S.P. Mukherjee Sreedharan Pillai 2019 Nagaland Shri R. N. Ravi August 1, Vishnu Sahay 2019 Odisha Prof. Ganeshi Lal May 29, 2018 Dr. Kailash Nath Katju Punjab Shri V.P. Singh August 22, Chandulal Madhavlal Badnore 2016 Trivedi Rajasthan Shri Kalraj Mishra September 9, Raj Pramukh Sawai Sh. 2019 Mansingh Sikkim Shri Ganga Prasad August 26, B.B. Lal 2018 Tamil Nadu Shri Banwarilal October 6, Maharaja Shri Sir Krishna Purohit 2017 Kumarsingji Bhavsingji Telangana Dr. Tamilisai September 8, E.S.L. Narasimhan Soundararajan 2019 Tripura Shri Ramesh Bais July 29, 2019 B.K. Nehru Uttar Pradesh Smt. Anandiben July 29, 2019 Sarojini Naidu Patel Uttarakhand Smt. Baby Rani August 26, Surjit Singh Barnala Maurya 2018 West Bengal Shri Jagdeep July 30, 2019 Chakravarthi Dhankhar Rajagopalachari List of Lieutenant Governors And Administrators for Union Territories The post of Lieutenant Governors in a Union Territory is the same as that of a Governor in any State. The Lieutenant Governor is appointed by the President of India for a tenure of five years. There are a total of 8 Union Territories in India and given below is the list of Lieutenant Governor and Administrators for these Union Territories along with the dates they took over the post: Page 3 Follow us: Official Site, Telegram, Facebook, Instagram, Instamojo Lieutenant Governors And Administrators for Union Territories Union Territory Lieutenant Governor (LG)/ Took Over the Administrator Post on Andaman & Nicobar Admiral D.K. Joshi (LG) October 8, 2017 Islands Chandigarh Shri V.P. Singh Badnore August 22, 2016 (Administrator) Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Shri Praful Patel January 26, 2020 Daman & Diu (Administrator) The Government of NCT of Shri Anil Baijal (LG) December 31, Delhi 2016 Jammu & Kashmir Shri Girish Chandra Murmu October 31, 2019 (LG) Ladakh Shri Radha Krishna Mathur October 31, 2019 (LG) Lakshadweep Shri Dineshwar Sharma November 3, (Administrator) 2019 Puducherry Dr. Kiran Bedi (LG) May 29, 2016 Page 4 Follow us: Official Site, Telegram, Facebook, Instagram, Instamojo .
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