(All Latin Rite, till 1982 missionary members of a Latin Congregation) Ecclesiastical Superiors of Hindustan (not available : 1784 - 1820) ;
Apostolic Vicars of Tibet-Hindustan • Zenobio Benucci,
OFMCap (29 Aug 1820 – death 24 Jun 1824),
Titular Bishop of
Thermæ (29 Aug 1820 – 24 Jun 1824) • Antonio Pezzoni, OFMCap (27 Jan 1826 – retired 1841), Titular Bishop of
Hesbon (27 Jan 1826 – death 13 Oct 1844) •
Pope Gregory XVI's
breve sent to Joseph Angelo di Fazio,
titular bishop of Tipasa in Mauretania, in 1837 refers to Fazio as
coadjutor of the Apostolic Vicar of Hindustan. ;
Apostolic Vicars of Agra • Giuseppe Antonio Borghi, OFMCap (1842 – 12 Jun 1849), succeeding as former
Coadjutor Vicar Apostolic of Tibet-Hindustan (14 Aug 1838 – 1842), remaining Titular Bishop of
Bethsaida (14 Aug 1838 – 5 Nov 1849); later Bishop of
Cortona (Italy) (5 Nov 1849 – death 31 Jul 1851) • Gaetano Carli, OFMCap (12 Jun 1849 – retired 7 Dec 1856?), succeeding as former Coadjutor Vicar Apostolic of Agra (23 Aug 1842 – 12 Jun 1849), remaining Titular Bishop of
Halmiros (23 Aug 1842 – 1887) • Angelicus Bedenik, OFMCap (1 Jun 1861 – death 2 Nov 1866), Titular Bishop of
Leuca (1 Jun 1861 – 2 Nov 1866) • Michelangelo Jacobi, OFMCap (9 Feb 1868 – 1 Sep 1886
see below), Titular Bishop of
Pentacomia (9 Feb 1868 – 1 Sep 1886) ;
Metropolitan Archbishops of Agra • Michelangelo Jacobi, OFMCap (
see above 1 Sep 1886 – death 14 Oct 1891) •
Emmanuel Alfonso van den Bosch, OFMCap (2 January 1892 – 27 April 1897), previously Bishop of
Lahore (Pakistan, then also British India) (21 Nov 1890 – 2 Jan 1892); emeritate as
Titular Archbishop of
Parium (27 Apr 1897 – 17 Oct 1921) •
Charles Joseph Gentili, OFMCap (27 August 1898 – death 6 January 1917), previously Bishop of
Allahabad (India) (29 Mar 1897 – 27 Aug 1898) •
Angelo Raffaele Bernacchioni, OFMCap (7 August 1917 – death 21 August 1937) •
Evangelista Latino Enrico Vanni, OFMCap (21 August 1937 – 1956), succeeding as former
Coadjutor Archbishop of Agra (India) (1930 – 21 Aug 1937); previously Apostolic Vicar of
Arabia (United Arab Emirates) (15 Apr 1916 – 1925) & Titular Archbishop of
Tenedus (15 Apr 1916 – 21 Aug 1937); emeritate as Titular Archbishop of
Bizya (1956 – 9 May 1962) •
Dominic Romuald Basil Athaide, OFMCap (29 February 1956 – death 26 June 1982) •
Cecil DeSa (11 November 1983 – retired 16 April 1998), previously Bishop of
Lucknow (India) (5 Jun 1971 – 11 Nov 1983) •
Vincent Michael Concessao (5 November 1998 – 7 September 2000), previously Titular Bishop of
Mascula (3 Feb 1995 – 5 Nov 1998) & Auxiliary Bishop of
Delhi (India) (3 Feb 1995 – 5 Nov 1998); later Vice-President of Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (2000 – 2004), Metropolitan Archbishop of Delhi (7 Sep 2000 – 30 Nov 2012), Vice-President of Conference of Catholic Bishops of India (2007 – 2011) •
Oswald Gracias (7 September 2000 – 14 October 2006), also Second Vice-President of "Vox Clara" Committee (2002.04 – ...), President of Conference of Catholic Bishops of India (2005 – 12 Jan 2011); previously Titular Bishop of
Bladia (28 Jun 1997 – 7 Sep 2000) & Auxiliary Bishop of
Bombay (India) (28 Jun 1997 – 7 Sep 2000); later Metropolitan Archbishop of Bombay (India) (14 Oct 2006 – ...), created
Cardinal-Priest of
S. Paolo della Croce a Corviale (24 Nov 2007 [10 May 2008] – ...), Vice-President of Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (19 Feb 2008 – 1 Mar 2010), President of Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (1 Mar 2010 – 12 Feb 2014), President of Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences (21 Oct 2011 [1 Jan 2012] – ...), President of Conference of Catholic Bishops of India (2013.02 – ...), Member of
Council of Cardinals to assist in the governance of the Universal Church and to reform the Roman Curia (13 Apr 2013 – ...) •
Albert D’Souza (16 Feb 2007 – 12 Nov 2020), also Secretary General of Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (2012.02 – ...); previously Bishop of
Lucknow (India) (21 Nov 1992 – 16 Feb 2007) •
Raphy Manjaly (12 Nov 2020–present) previously Bishop of
Allahabad (India) (17 Oct 2013 – 12 Nov 2020) == Province ==