Manmohan Singh was Prime Minister for two terms in the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government from 2004 to 2014. He had been in poor health for the last few months.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi remembered his predecessor as the “most distinguished leaders”. Congress MP Rahul Gandhi said he “lost a mentor and guide”.
Dr. Manmohan Singh, the former Prime Minister of India, However, during his tenure as the Prime Minister (2004-2014), and even after retiring from active politics, Dr. Singh has written articles, delivered speeches, and participated in various public discourses on topics such as economics, international relations, social issues, and governance. His thoughts have often been shared through official channels, interviews, speeches, and publications.
If you are looking for insights into his views, you may want to explore the following sources:
1. Books
Dr. Manmohan Singh has written several books, including:
- “Challenges to India’s Economic Transformation”
- “The Accidental Prime Minister” (by Sanjaya Baru, who was his media advisor, although it is more of a memoir than an autobiography)
2. Speeches and Articles
- Dr. Singh has delivered speeches at various forums, including international institutions like the United Nations, the World Economic Forum, and the Indian Parliament. Some of these speeches and articles are available on government websites or in archives of Indian media outlets.
3. Official Websites
- Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) Website: Some of his speeches and official messages are archived on the PMO website (during his tenure as Prime Minister).
- Publications in Leading Newspapers: Dr. Singh’s thoughts on policy matters and India’s role on the global stage have appeared in publications like The Hindu, The Times of India, and The Indian Express.
4. Media Coverage
- Leading news outlets often feature his opinions on contemporary issues. For example, Dr. Singh’s insights on economic policy, democracy, and development can be found in various interviews and articles post his tenure as Prime Minister.
The public writings and speeches of Dr. Manmohan Singh offer valuable perspectives on India’s economy, democracy, and international relations, and they can often be accessed through the resources mentioned above.