List of United States Ambassadors to India

The embassy is in Chanakyapuri.

The list of US ambassadors to India provides an overview of the heads of the US diplomatic mission in India since the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1946 with George R. Merrell as Chargé d'Affaires ad interim .

Term of office	Surname	annotation
1947-1948	Henry F. Grady	also for Nepal
1948-1951	Loy W. Henderson	also for Nepal
1951-1953	Chester Bowles
1953-1954	George V. Allen
1955-1956	John Sherman Cooper
1956-1961	Ellsworth Bunker
1961-1963	John Kenneth Galbraith
1963-1969	Chester Bowles
1969-1972	Kenneth Keating
1973-1975	Daniel Patrick Moynihan
1975-1976	William B. Saxbe
1977-1980	Robert F. Goheen
1981-1985	Harry G. Barnes
1985-1988	John Gunther Dean
1988-1989	John R. Hubbard
1989-1992	William Clark, Jr.
1992-1993	Thomas R. Pickering
1994-1997	Frank Wisner
1997-2001	Dick Celeste
2001-2003	Robert Blackwill
2003-2009	David Mulford
2009-2011	Timothy J. Roemer
2011–2012	Peter Burleigh
2012-May 2014	Nancy Jo Powell
May 2014 -	Michael Pelletier	Chargé d'affaires

Web links

Website of the US Embassy in India

Individual evidence

↑ Michael Pelletier

[1] Michael Pelletier


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