warren hastings was the first indian governor general of india.
warren hastings was the first indian governor general of india.
who was first indian governor general of india?
warren hastings
bullet::::- first prime minister from south india: p. v. narasimha rao, 1991, h.d.deve gowda









































bullet::::- first viceroy of india: lord canning, 1858









































bullet::::- first governor-general of india: lord william bentinck, 1833









































bullet::::- first governor-general of independent india: lord mountbatten, 1947









































bullet::::- first indian governor-general of indian union: c. rajagopalachari, 1948









































bullet::::- first chief justice of india: h. j. kania (1947–51)









































bullet::::- first sikh prime minister: manmohan singh (2004–14)









































bullet::::- first muslim president: zakir hussain (1967–69)









































bullet::::- first sikh president: giani zail singh









































bullet::::- first indian ics officer: satyendranath tagore, 1863









































bullet::::- first speaker of lok sabha: g. v. mavlankar (1952–56)
list of firsts in india
bullet::::- baron sinha. created in 1919 for satyendra prasanno sinha, 1st baron sinha of raipur, and the only british hereditary peerage ever created for a person of indian origin. the son of a zamindar, sinha was a successful london-educated barrister who in 1908 became the first indian to be appointed as advocate-general of bengal, and became the first indian member of the governor-general's executive council in 1909. he represented india at the versailles peace conference in 1919. knighted in the 1915 new year honours, he became the first indian parliamentary under-secretary of state for india in 1919. lord sinha also became a member of the imperial privy council. he became the first indian governor of bihar and odisha in 1920, the first indian to be appointed a provincial governor by the british; however, he retired on health grounds in 1921 and died in 1928. the title is currently held by his great-grandson, arup kumar sinha, 6th baron sinha, though he is currently not officially registered with the british college of arms.
indian peers and baronets