National Security Advisor (India) - List of National Security Advisors

List of National Security Advisors

No Name Portrait Term of Office Previous service cadre Prime Minister
1 Brajesh Mishra November 1998 May 2004 Indian Foreign Service Atal Bihari Vajpayee
2 J. N. Dixit May 2004 January 2005 Indian Foreign Service Manmohan Singh
3 M. K. Narayanan January 2005 January 2010 Indian Police Service Manmohan Singh
4 Shivshankar Menon January 2010 Incumbent Indian Foreign Service Manmohan Singh

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