Dr. Manmohan singh

Born in Gah in undivided Punjab (now in Pakistan) on September 26, 1932

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1954 - Completes Master's in economics from Panjab university 1957 - Economics tripos at cambridge university 1962 - D.Phil from oxxford university 1971 - Economic adviser in commerce ministry 1972 - Chief economic adviser in Finance ministry 1980 - 1982 - Member, Planning Commission 1982 - 1985 - Governor, Reserve bank of India 1985 - 1987 - Deputy chairman, planning commission 1990 - Adviser to Prime Minister on economic affaris March 1991 - UGC chairman 1991, 1995, 2001, 2007, 2013 - Rajya sabha member 1991 - 1996 - Finance minister in PV Narasimha Rao government 1998 - 2004 - leader of opposition in Rajya sabha 2004 - 2014 - Prime Minister

During Tsunami in Indian Ocean in 2004

India would not accept aid from abroad. India would help others who had been hit by the giant waves that took more than 2,30,000 lives across the Indian Ocean. Within hours, the government cleared naval and Air Force missions to Indonesia, Sri Lanka and the Maldives, with a total of 32 Indian ships and 5,500 troops joining the international effort, which announced India’s arrival on the global scene as a humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR) first responder.

Formation of QUAD

His regular coordination with Japan, US, Australia lead the formation of QUAD

Foreign Policy

His External Affairs Minister Natwar Singh had to resign over the Volker oil-for-food bribery scandal. He replaced him with Pranab Mukherjee, and later with S.M. Krishna. But Dr. Singh never really gave up control of Indian foreign policy.

Twin berakthroughs

with Japan, that ended India’s isolation over the nuclear tests of 1998. engagement with the U.S. for the civil nuclear deal. With-out agreeing to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, Dr. Singh’s team of negotiators were able to win waivers at the Nuclear Suppliers Group, and freed up India’s access to nuclear energy. Dr. Singh’s personal ties with U.S. President George W. Bush, and with his successor President Barack Obama were a key part of the relationship.

Nuclear deal

He went ahead with the nuclear deal in 2008 against the party chief’s wish and risked the survival of his government. The Left parties had made it clear that they would withdraw political support to Dr. Singh if he went ahead with the nuclear deal.

joint statement with Pakistan

In July 2009, against his party’s wishes and popular mood, Dr. Singh took his chances with Pakistan and signed the joint statement with his then Pakistani counterpart Yusuf Raza Gilani at Sharm-el-Sheikh. The statement clubbed India’s demand to bring perpetrators of 26/11 Mumbai attacks with Pakistan’s concerns over terrorism in Balochistan.

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2005 Delhi blast

2006 Ahmedabad blast

2006 Varanasi blast

2006 Mumbai train blast

2006 Malegaon blast

2007 Samjhauta Express blast

2007 Hyderabad blast

2007 Ajmer blast

2007 Lucknow blast

2007 Varanasi blast

2007 Kanpur blast

2008 Jaipur blast

2008 Ahmedabad blast

2008 Maharashtra train blast

2008 Mumbai attack

2008 Agartala blast

2009 Assam blast

2009 Guwahati blast

2010 Janeshwari train blast

2010 Dantewada blast

2011 Delhi bomb blast

2012 Pune blast

2013 Bangalore blast

2013 Srinagar blast

2013 Maoist Attack

2013 Bodh Gaya blast

2013 Patna blast

2013 Jalpaiguri blast

In honour of Manmohan, a big poster of this picture should be made and put up across the country

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