Indians who awarded with Ramon Magsaysay Award.

Introduction 

Ramon Magsaysay Award named after the seventh Philippine President Ramon Magsaysay, is an annual award given to the Asian individuals achieving excellence in their respective fields. 
Ramon Magsaysay Award was established in April 1957 by the trustee of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund based in New York City with the concurrence of the Philippine government.
The awards were given in six categories, five out of which were discontinued in 2009 :

• Government Services [1958 - 2008]
• Public Services [1958 - 2008] 
• Community Leadership [1958-2008]
• Journalism,Literature and Creative Communication Arts [1958 - 2008]
• Peace and International Understanding [1958 - 2008]
• Emergent Leadership [ 2001 ..]
• Uncategorised [ 2009 ...  ]

Vinobha Bhave is  the first indian who was awarded with Ramon Magsaysay Award in Community Leadership Category in 1958. Below list shows a details of Indians who has been awarded with prestigious Ramon Magsaysay Award from 1958 to 2018.

1958  Vinobha Bhave  - Community Leadership
1959  Chintaman Deshmukh - Government Services
1961  Amitabha Chowdhury - Journalism, Literature and Creative Communication Arts
1962  Mother Teresa - Peace and International Understanding
1963  Dara Khurody - Community Leadership
1963  Verghese  Kurien -  Community Leadership
1963  Tribhuvandas Patel -  Community Leadership
1964  Welthy Fisher -  Peace and International Understanding
1965  Jayaprakash Narayan - Public Service
1966  Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay - Community Leadership
1967  Satyajit Ray -  Journalism, Literature and Creative Communication Arts
1971  Moncompu Sambasivan Swaminathan - Community Leadership
1974  M.S. Subbalakshmi - Public Service
1975  Boobli George Verghese  - Journalism, Literature and Creative Communication Arts
1976  Henning Holck-Larsen  - Peace and International Understanding
1977  Ela Ramesh Bhatt  - Community Leadership
1979  Mabelle Arole - Community Leadership
1979  Rajanikant Arole  - Community Leadership
1981  Gour Kishore Gosh -  Journalism, Literature and Creative Communication Arts
1981  Pramod Karan Sethi - Community Leadership
1982  Chandi Prasad Bhatt - Community Leadership
1982  Manibhai Desai - Public Service
1982  Arun Shourie  - Journalism, Literature and Creative Communication Arts
1984  Rasipuram Lakshman  -  Journalism, Literature and Creative Communication Arts
1985  Muralidhar Amte  -  Public Service
1989  Lakshmi Chand Jain - Public Service
1991  K.V. Subbanna - Journalism, Literature and Creative Communication Arts
1992 Ravi Shankar  -  Journalism, Literature and Creative Communication Arts
1993  Banoo Jehangir Coyaji  - Public Service
1994  Kiran Bedi - Government Services
1996  Pandurang Athavale - Community leadership
1996  Tirunellai Seshan  - Government Services
1997  Maheshweta Devi -  Journalism, Literature, and Creative Communication Arts
2000  Jockin Arputham -  Peace and International Understanding
2000  Aruna Roy -  Community Leadership
2001  Rajendra Singh  - Community Leadership
2002  Sandeep Pandey - Emergent Leadership
2003  James Michael Lyngdoh - Government Services
2003 Shantha Sinha - Government Services
2004  Lakshminarayan Ramdas - Peace and International Understanding
2005  V. Shantha - Public Service
2006 Arvind Kejriwal - Emergent Leadership
2007  Palagummi Sainath - Journalism, Literature, and Creative Communication Arts
2008  Mandakini Amte  -  Community Leadership
2009  Deep Joshi  -  Uncategorized
2011  Neelima Mishra  - Emergent Leadership
2011  Harish Hande  - Uncategorized
2012  Kulandei Francis - Uncategorized
2015  Anshu Gupta And Sanjiv Chaturvedi - Uncategorized
2015  Sanjiv Chaturvedi  - Emergent Leadership
2016 Thodur Madabusi Krishna -  Emergent Leadership
2016  Bezwada Wilson  - Community Leadership
2018  Bharat Vatwani  -  Restoring Health & Dignity to troubled lives
2018 Sonam Wangchuk -  Harnessing nature, culture & education