Today Is The 88th Birthday Of Dr. Manmohan Singh
Today is the 88th birthday of Dr. Manmohan Singh. These veterans, including PM Narendra Modi, congratulated on the birthday of former Prime Minister of the country, Dr. Manmohan Singh.
Today is 88th birthday of Dr. Manmohan Singh, former Prime Minister of the country. On this special occasion, many prominent personalities of the country including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi have congratulated him. Congratulating PM Modi on his birthday, wishing him long and good health.
Mamta Banerjee also congratulated
Along with this, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee also congratulated Dr. Manmohan Singh on his birthday. While congratulating him, he wrote, ‘Congratulations to former Prime Minister and Economist Dr. Manmohan Singh on his birthday. Best wishes for a good year and good health. ‘
Absence is felt as PM – Rahul Gandhi
Apart from PM Modi, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has also congratulated Manmohan Singh on the birthday. He wrote by tweeting that today Manmohan Singh’s absence as Prime Minister is felt. His honesty, decency and dedication are the source of inspiration for all. Wish him a very happy birthday.
Congress party also congratulated
On the other hand, the Congress party has also congratulated former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on his birthday. Tweeted, ‘Happy Birthday Dr. Manmohan Singh.’ It has been said on behalf of the party that the first goal of a dedicated leader is to secure society from disasters as soon as possible and eradicate evils.
Manmohan Singh is a politician as well as a good scholar, economist, and thinker. People have always praised him as an economist. Manmohan Singh was the Finance Minister from 21 June 1991 to 16 May 1996 under Narasimha Rao as Prime Minister. As finance minister, he initiated economic reforms in India. He has been considered the pioneer of India’s economic reforms.
Birth and education of Manmohan Singh
Manmohan Singh, the seventeenth Prime Minister of India, was born on 26 September 1932 in a small village called Gah in Pakistan. Actually, his family did not remember the day of his birth. However, when he went to school, 26 September was written as his date of birth. Manmohan Singh lost his mother at a very young age.
He was looked after by his grandmother. When it was the turn of the school for the first time, the grandmother wrote the date of birth of Manmohan Singh on 26 September. The area where his family lived in Pakistan was a backward area.
There was no electricity nor school in the village. He used to go to school for miles. He studied in lamps with kerosene. After the partition of the country, Manmohan Singh’s family came to India.
