Manmohan singh biography in marathi renuka

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Manmohan Singh was India's fourteenth prime minister. He was an excellent scholar, economist, and thinker. Before he was deeply involved in politics, he worked for a number of prominent government institutions.

He received numerous accolades and acknowledgments for his outstanding efforts. Later in life, he turned from bureaucrat to politician. India's economic inflation underwent a dramatic change during his rule. He is recognized as having played a key role in the economic revival of India.

Respected for his morality, integrity, and humility, he is a capable leader. The Indian people recognized Manmohan Singh's leadership qualities and aptitude, casting their vote for him to be prime minister for the second year in a row.

Early Life

Manmohan Singh was born in Gah, located in Punjab, British India, on Monday, September 26, 1932.

At the Panja Sahib, which is located fifty kilometers from Rawalpindi, he was given the name Manmohan Singh; this was inspired by the letter "M," which was the first word to appear on the page of the revered Guru Granth Sahib.

Educational Qualifications

At the Khalsa High School for Boys in Peshawar, British India, he received his education in Urdu. His family moved to Amritsar following the partition, and he enrolled in Punjab's "Hindu College Amritsar" to begin his education. He began to grasp political concepts at the age of thirteen.

He enjoyed playing football and hockey, as well as participating in debate tournaments during his school years.

At Government College, Punjab University, Hoshiarpur (now in Chandigarh), he earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in economics in 1952 and 1954, respectively.

At the University of Cambridge, Singh finished his thesis in economics in 1957. His professors at college made him aware of the influential role politics plays in influencing human affairs. In 1955 and 1957, Singh was a superb scholar who was awarded the Wright's Prize.

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There is a verified user named Renuka Jain on Twitter. Renuka Jain has posted a video. In this video, she has wittingly claimed that any Prime Minister of the Congress party assumes office when the former passes away.

It can be seen in the text mentioned in his video that when Jawaharlal Nehru died, Lal Bahadur Shastri became the Prime Minister. After Shastri’s death, Indira Gandhi became the Prime Minister. Rajiv Gandhi became the Prime Minister after Indira’s assassination. Similarly, Narasimha Rao became the Prime Minister only after Rajiv’s death. After this, Narasimha Rao died and Manmohan Singh became the Prime Minister. 

Source: Twitter

Fact Check:

The DFRAC team searched Google to fact-check the claim made in the video. The team found that the claim made by Renuka Jain was false. CNN published a report on May 22, 2004, stating that Manmohan Singh has been sworn in as the Prime Minister of India.

A report published by the Washington Post on May 23, 2004, reported that Manmohan Singh was sworn in as the Prime Minister of India, and administered the oath of office and secrecy by the then President APJ Abdul Kalam. 

At the same time, a report published by the BBC said that Manmohan Singh took oath along with 67 ministers. The information was published on May 22, 2004. 

At the same time, when our team investigated the death of former Prime Minister PV Narasimha Rao, we found a Wikipedia of Narasimha Rao, according to which Narasimha Rao died on December 23, 2004. 

The then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had issued a press release expressing condolences over Rao’s death. The archive of which is being given here. 

Source: archivepmo

At the same time, we found a press release of the then Leader of Opposition and BJP National President LK Advani on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) website. In which Advani expressed condolences on the death of Narasimha Rao. 

Conclusion: 

It is clear from the fact check