Lok Sabha Speaker List : The Lok Sabha is presided over by a Speaker. There is also provision for a Deputy Speaker. Both the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker are elected by the Lok Sabha from among its members. The Speaker or the Deputy Speaker will normally hold office during the life of the House, but his office may terminate earlier in any of the following cases–
(i) by his ceasing to be a member of the House;
(ii) by resignation in writing, addressed to the Deputy Speaker, and vice-versa;
(iii) by removal from office by a resolution, passed by a majority of all the then members of the House. Such a resolution shall not be moved unless at least 14 days notice has been given of the intention to move the resolution. While a resolution for his removal is under consideration, the Speaker shall not preside but he shall have the right to speak in and to take the part in the proceedings of the House, and shall also have a right to vote except in the case of equality of votes.
Questions asked in competitive examinations on Lok Sabha Speaker–
Lok Sabha speaker 2021 – Om Birla
Lok Sabha speaker salary 2021 – Rs. 50,000/-
Lok Sabha speaker at present – Om Birla
The first Lok Sabha speaker – Ganesh Vasudev Mavalankar
Lok Sabha speaker before Om Birla – Sumitra Mahajan
Present Lok Sabha speaker belongs to which state – Rajasthan
Lok Sabha speaker gives his resignation letter to whom – Deputy Speaker
Lok Sabha speaker name in Hindi – ओम बिरला
Lok Sabha speaker ko sapath kon dilata hai – Protem Speaker
Lok Sabha main speaker ka vote kehlata hai – Direct vote
Lok Sabha deputy speaker –Thambi Durai
17th Lok Sabha speaker –Om Birla
Here is a full list of all the Speakers of Lok Sabha–
(i) by his ceasing to be a member of the House;
(ii) by resignation in writing, addressed to the Deputy Speaker, and vice-versa;
(iii) by removal from office by a resolution, passed by a majority of all the then members of the House. Such a resolution shall not be moved unless at least 14 days notice has been given of the intention to move the resolution. While a resolution for his removal is under consideration, the Speaker shall not preside but he shall have the right to speak in and to take the part in the proceedings of the House, and shall also have a right to vote except in the case of equality of votes.
Questions asked in competitive examinations on Lok Sabha Speaker–
Lok Sabha speaker 2021 – Om Birla
Lok Sabha speaker salary 2021 – Rs. 50,000/-
Lok Sabha speaker at present – Om Birla
The first Lok Sabha speaker – Ganesh Vasudev Mavalankar
Lok Sabha speaker before Om Birla – Sumitra Mahajan
Present Lok Sabha speaker belongs to which state – Rajasthan
Lok Sabha speaker gives his resignation letter to whom – Deputy Speaker
Lok Sabha speaker name in Hindi – ओम बिरला
Lok Sabha speaker ko sapath kon dilata hai – Protem Speaker
Lok Sabha main speaker ka vote kehlata hai – Direct vote
Lok Sabha deputy speaker –Thambi Durai
17th Lok Sabha speaker –Om Birla
Here is a full list of all the Speakers of Lok Sabha–
No. | Name |
Term Office
|
Party
|
1. | Ganesh Vasudev Mavalankar | 15 May, 1952 – 27 February, 1956 | Indian National Congress |
2. | M. A. Ayyangar | 8 March, 1956 – 16 April, 1962 | Indian National Congress |
3. | Sardar Hukam Singh | 17 April, 1962 – 16 March, 1967 | Indian National Congress |
4. | Neelam Sanjiva Reddy | 17 March, 1967 – 19 July, 1969 | Indian National Congress |
5. | Gurdial Singh Dhillon | 8 August, 1969 – 1 December, 1975 | Indian National Congress |
6. | Bali Ram Bhagat | 15 January, 1976 – 25 March, 1977 | Indian National Congress |
7. | Neelam Sanjiva Reddy | 26 March, 1977 – 13 July, 1977 | Janata Party |
8. | K. S. Hegde | 21 July, 1977 – 21 January, 1980 | Janata Party |
9. | Balram Jakhar | 22 January, 1980 – 18 December, 1989 | Indian National Congress |
10. | Rabi Ray | 19 December, 1989 – 9 July, 1991 | Janata Party |
11. | Shivraj Patil | 10 July, 1991 – 22 May, 1996 | Indian National Congress |
12. | P. A. Sangma | 23 May, 1996 – 23 March, 1998 | Indian National Congress |
13. | G. M. C. Balayogi | 24 March, 1998 – 3 March, 2002 | Telugu Desam Party |
14. | Manohar Joshi | 10 May, 2002 – 2 June, 2004 | Shiv Sena |
15. | Somnath Chatterjee | 4 June, 2004 – 31 May, 2009 | Communist Party of India (Marxist) |
16. | Meira Kumar | 4 June, 2009 – 4 June, 2014 | Indian National Congress |
17. | Sumitra Mahajan | 5 June, 2014 – 16 June 2019 | Bharatiya Janata Party |
18. | Om Birla | 19 June 2019 – Incumbent | Bharatiya Janata Party |