Manmohan Singh - A Lifestory
The Quiet Reformer who Reshaped India's Economic Destiny
Dr. Manmohan Singh, an eminent economist and politician, served as India's 13th Prime Minister (2004–2014), leaving a legacy of integrity and reform. Born in Gah, Punjab (now in Pakistan), he overcame the hardships of Partition and excelled academically, earning degrees from Cambridge and Oxford. As Finance Minister in 1991, Singh steered India through a severe economic crisis by initiating transformative liberalization reforms. Later, as Prime Minister, he championed significant initiatives, including the landmark Indo-US nuclear deal, despite political opposition. Known for his simplicity, humility, and quiet diplomacy, Singh's leadership shaped India's modern economic landscape and earned him national and international respect.
