Anexo:Embajadores de la India en Yemen del Sur
La embajada de la India se ubicó en Adén.
| Designado/Acreditado | Embajador | Observaciones | Primer ministro de la India | en:List of leaders of South Yemen | Fin de misión |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 de agosto de 1956 | Anand Sarup Dhawan | Adén Representante político del gobierno de la India en Adén, Aden The Commissioner for India Premjee Chambers, Tawahi, Aden | Jawaharlal Nehru | Anthony Eden | 1961 |
| 1961 | Jagat Singh | Comisionado del gobierno de la India en Adén | Jawaharlal Nehru | Harold Macmillan | 07 de septiembre de 1964 |
| 1966 | Apa Sahib | con residencia en El Cairo[1] | Indira Gandhi | en:Qahtan Muhammad al-Shaabi | 1968 |
| 1968 | Shailen Hiralal Desai | ENVOY TO YEMEN PRESENTS CREDENTIALS India's Ambassador to the People's Republic of Southern Yemen, Mr. Shailen Hiralal Desai, presenting his credentials to President Qahtan As Shaabi in Aden, spoke of long-standing friendly ties between India and Southern Yemen. Mr. Shailen Hiralal Desai, Indian Ambassador in Aden, was appointed Ambassador to Czechoslovakia in succession to Mr. Jagan Nath Dliamija.[2] | Indira Gandhi | en:Qahtan Muhammad al-Shaabi | 1969 |
| 23 de marzo de 1970 | Jagdish Lal Malhotra | (*10 de enero de 1932) el 08 de mayo de 1966 entró al en:Indian Foreign Service. Ambassador Yemen (South) JL Malhotra, ma Diploma in Social Policy Family Planning, Assit Edn Officer, ft. 10-1-32 ». 8-5-66.[3] | Indira Gandhi | en:Salim Rubai Ali | 1974 |
| 10 de mayo de 1974 | Imdad Ali | [4] | Indira Gandhi | en:Salim Rubai Ali | 1978 |
| 1978 | Ismail Mohamedally Kanga | ISMAIL MOHAMEDALLY KANGA (b. 1918), a lawyer since 1941, was appointed Honorary Consul for Ethiopia in the year 1956. He has been a member of the General Council of the Anjuman-i-Islam for the last 10 years and is also associated with many other educational and charitable institutes. Vice-President of the Indo-Arab Society, he became Consul General for Ethiopia in December 1964 and was awarded the Most Distinguished Order of the Star of Ethiopia, with the rank of Commander, by the Emperor of Ethiopia in November 1965. 1978: He succeeded Mr. Bansi Dhar Goswami. 1981: Mr. S. K. Uppal, Deputy Secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs, was aopointed Ambassador to the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen. Mr. Uppal succeeded Mr. Ismail Mohamedally Kanga.[5] | Morarji Desai | en:Salim Rubai Ali | 1981 |
| 1981 | Satinder Kumar Uppal | Adén, con acredicíon en Yibuti | Indira Gandhi | en:Ali Nasir Muhammad | 1983 |
| 07 de febrero de 1986 | David Christopher Manners | Yemen, People's Democratic Republic of—D. C. Manners, Embassy of India, Premjee Chambers, Steamer Point, Aden. Flights to and from Aden started operating towards the beginning of February. Ambassador of India in the PDRY, Shri Manners, reached Aden from Djibouti on 7th February. Earlier he bad reached Djibouti on 22nd January to receive the evacuees from Aden and to evacuate them to India with the help of our Hon. Consul General and other members of the Indian community who mobilised all their available[6] | Rajiv Gandhi | en:Haidar Abu Bakr al-Attas | abril de 1988 |
| abril de 1988 | Paramjit Singh Sahai | Rajiv Gandhi | en:Haidar Abu Bakr al-Attas | 22 de mayo de 1990 |
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