sr. no. | Name of the recipient | Awarded in | Their individuality |
1
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1954
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Indian political leader, the first and the only governor-general of independent India.
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2
|
1954
|
Indian physicist, the recipient of the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1930
(birth. Nov. 7, 1888, Trichinopoly [Tiruchirappalli], India; death. Nov. 21, 1970, Bengaluru),
| |
3
|
1954
| Philosopher, scholar and statesman, president of India from 1962 to 1967 | |
4
|
1955
| Independence activist, author | |
5
|
1955
| Independence activist, author, first prime minister of independent India (1947-64) | |
6
|
1955
| Civil engineer, Diwan of Mysore | |
7
|
1957
| Independence activist, Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Home Minister | |
8
|
1958
| Also known as Maharishi Karve, Indian social reformer and educator | |
9
|
1961
| Physician, Chief Minister of West Bengal | |
10
|
1961
| Independence activist, educator | |
11
|
1962
| First president of the Republic of India (1950-62). A lawyer-turned-journalist, also president of the Indian National Congress | |
12
|
1963
| Indologist and Sanskrit scholar | |
13
|
1963
| Scholar, third President | |
14
|
1966
| Posthumous Award: independence activist, third Prime Minister | |
15
|
1971
| Fourth Prime Minister | |
16
|
1975
| Trade unionist and fourth President | |
17
|
1976
| Posthumous Award: independence activist, Chief Minister of Madras State | |
18
|
1980
| Catholic nun, founder of the Missionaries of Charity | |
19
|
1983
| Posthumous Award: social reformer, independence activist | |
20
|
1987
| First non-citizen, independence activist | |
21
|
1988
| Posthumous Award: film actor, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu | |
22
|
1990
| Posthumous Award: architect of the Indian Constitution, politician, economist, and scholar | |
23
|
1990
| Second non-citizen and first non-Indian recipient, Leader of the Anti-Apartheid movement | |
24
|
1991
| Independence activist, fifth Prime Minister | |
25
|
1991
| Seventh Prime Minister | |
26
|
1991
| Posthumous Award: independence activist, first Home Minister | |
27
|
1992
| Industrialist and philanthropist | |
28
|
1992
| Posthumous Award: independence activist, first Minister of Education | |
29
|
1992
| Filmmaker | |
30
|
1997
| Aeronautical engineer, eminent defence scientist, Dr. Kalam was India's eleventh president from 2002 to 2007 | |
31
|
1997
| Posthumous Award: independence activist | |
32
|
1997
| Independence activist, second Prime Minister | |
33
|
1998
|
Chidambaram Subramaniam (birth: January 30, 1910 – death: November 7, 2000) He was an Indian statesman, Freedom fighter, state minister, central minister and governor.
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34
|
1998
|
Madurai Shanmukhavadivu Subbulakshmi (16 September 1916 – 11 December 2004), Also known as M.S., she was a renowned Carnatic vocalist.
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35
|
1999
|
Distinguished economist and philosopher, awarded the Nobel Prize in 1998 for his seminal work in welfare economics
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36
|
1999
| Posthumous Award: independence activist, Chief Minister of Assam | |
37
|
1999
| Posthumous Award: Indian political leader and theorist, leader of socio-political mass-movements in Gujarat and Bihar | |
38
|
1999
| Sitar player | |
39
|
2001
| Legendary Indian playback singer; sang for more than 2,000 Indian films in a career spanning nearly six decades | |
40
|
2001
|
(birth March 21, 1916, Bhirung Raut Ki Gali, in Dumraon, Bihar; death Aug. 21, 2006, Varanasi).
| |
41
|  Pandit Bhimsen Joshi |
2008
|
(birth. Feb. 14, 1922, Gadag, Dharwad, Karnataka), His full name is Bhimsen Gururaj Joshi.
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