Editing Tropical cyclone naming (section)

==North Indian Ocean (100°E&nbsp;– 45°E)==
[[File:Mocha 2023-05-14 0050Z.jpg|thumb|upright=.75|[[Cyclone Mocha]] at peak intensity while approaching [[Myanmar]] in May&nbsp;2023]]
Within the North Indian Ocean between 45°E&nbsp;– 100°E, tropical cyclones are named by the India Meteorological Department (IMD/RSMC New Delhi) when they are judged to have intensified into cyclonic storms with 3-minute sustained wind speeds of at least {{convert|34|kn|mph km/h|abbr=on}}.<ref name="NIO TCOP"/> If a cyclonic storm moves into the basin from the Western Pacific, then it will keep its original name.<ref name="NIO TCOP"/> However, if the system weakens into a deep depression and subsequently reintensifies after moving into the region, then it will be assigned a new name.<ref name="NIO TCOP"/>

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|+ List of North Indian Ocean tropical cyclone names <small>(effective from 2020)</small>
|-
!scope="col" rowspan=2 | List
!scope="col" colspan=13| Contributing nation
|-
!scope="col"| Bangladesh
!scope="col"| India
!scope="col"| Iran
!scope="col"| Maldives
!scope="col"| Myanmar
!scope="col"| Oman
!scope="col"| Pakistan
!scope="col"| Qatar
!scope="col"| Saudi Arabia
!scope="col"| Sri Lanka
!scope="col"| Thailand
!scope="col"| U.A.E.
!scope="col"| Yemen
|-
!scope="row" | 1
| [[Cyclone Nisarga|Nisarga]] || [[Cyclone Gati|Gati]] || [[Cyclone Nivar|Nivar]] || [[Cyclone Burevi|Burevi]] || [[Tauktae]] || [[Cyclone Yaas|Yaas]] || [[Cyclones Gulab and Shaheen|Gulab]] || [[Cyclones Gulab and Shaheen|Shaheen]] || [[Cyclone Jawad|Jawad]] || [[Cyclone Asani|Asani]] || [[Cyclone Sitrang|Sitrang]] || [[Cyclone Mandous|Mandous]] || [[Cyclone Mocha|Mocha]]
|-
!scope="row" | 2
| [[Biparjoy]] || [[Cyclone Tej|Tej]] || [[Cyclone Hamoon|Hamoon]] || [[Cyclone Midhili|Midhili]] || [[Cyclone Michaung|Michaung]] || [[Cyclone Remal|Remal]] || [[Cyclone Asna|Asna]] || [[Cyclone Dana|Dana]] || [[Cyclone Fengal|Fengal]]|| Shakhti || Montha || Senyar || Ditwah
|-
!scope="row" | 3
| Arnab || Murasu || Akvan || Kaani || Ngamann || Sail || Sahab || Lulu || Ghazeer || Gigum || Thianyot || Afoor || Diksam
|-
!scope="row" | 4
| Upakul || Aag || Sepand || Odi || Kyarthit || Naseem || Afshan || Mouj || Asif || Gagana || Bulan || Nahhaam || Sira
|-
!scope="row" | 5
| Barshon || Vyom || Booran || Kenau || Sapakyee || Muzn || Manahil || Suhail || Sidrah || Verambha || Phutala || Quffal || Bakhur
|-
!scope="row" | 6
| Rajani || Jhar || Anahita || Endheri || Wetwun || Sadeem || Shujana || Sadaf || Hareed || Garjana || Aiyara || Daaman || Ghwyzi
|-
!scope="row" | 7
| Nishith || Probaho || Azar || Riyau || Mwaihout || Dima || Parwaz || Reem || Faid || Neeba || Saming || Deem || Hawf
|-
!scope="row" | 8
| Urmi || Neer || Pooyan || Guruva || Kywe || Manjour || Zannata || Rayhan || Kaseer || Ninnada || Kraison || Gargoor || Balhaf
|-
!scope="row" | 9
| Meghala || Prabhanjan || Arsham || Kurangi || Pinku || Rukam || Sarsar || Anbar || Nakheel || Viduli || Matcha || Khubb || Brom
|-
!scope="row" | 10
| Samiron || Ghurni || Hengame || Kuredhi || Yinkaung || Watad || Badban || Oud || Haboob || Ogha || Mahingsa || Degl || Shuqra
|-
!scope="row" | 11
| Pratikul || Ambud || Savas || Horangu || Linyone || Al-jarz || Sarrab || Bahar || Bareq || Salitha || Phraewa || Athmad || Fartak
|-
!scope="row" | 12
| Sarobor || Jaladhi || Tahamtan || Thundi || Kyeekan || Rabab || Gulnar || Seef || Alreem || Rivi || Asuri || Boom || Darsah
|-
!scope="row" | 13
| Mahanisha || Vega || Toofan || Faana || Bautphat || Raad || Waseq || Fanar || Wabil || Rudu || Thara || Saffar || Samhah
|}
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