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Following the news of Dr Manmohan Singh’s passing, many have paid their respects by sharing iconic images and highlights from his extensive political career.
Dr Manmohan Singh served as the Prime Minister of India from 2004 to 2014. (Photo Credits: X)
Dr Manmohan Singh, the former Prime Minister of India, passed away at the age of 92 on December 26 at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS). Manmohan Singh, who served as Prime Minister from 2004 to 2014, was widely remembered as the architect of India’s economic transformation. His policies played a pivotal role in steering the country out of a financial crisis, laying the foundation for years of growth. Prior to his tenure as PM, he served as Finance Minister under Prime Minister PV Narasimha Rao. Following the news of his passing, tributes poured in, with people sharing cherished memories and moments from his remarkable political journey.
A picture of Dr Manmohan Singh with former President APJ Abdul Kalam was shared by a user, showcasing the two leaders during their meeting with ISRO scientists. The image captures the collaboration between these visionary leaders, both of whom were strong advocates for India’s advancements in science and technology. The user posted the image on X, captioning it, “1978: Dr. Manmohan Singh Meeting ISRO Scientists.”
A picture of Dr Manmohan Singh, reportedly taken at the memorial of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi at Veer Bhumi, showcases his humble and down-to-earth nature as he is seen tying his shoelace in public. Singh was at the venue to pay his respects to Gandhi. Sharing the image, the user wrote, “A humble tribute to the epitome of simplicity, respected former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh Ji, on his demise. The nation has lost an exceptional and visionary leader.”
#ManmohanSinghPassedAway #ManmohanSinghHumble tribute on the demise of respected former Prime Minister Shri Manmohan Singh, the icon of simplicity. The country has lost an excellent and visionary leader. pic.twitter.com/AeQaAbUCXW
— Deep singh Lodhi Rajpoot (@Deepcha10980802) December 27, 2024
Another X user shared a series of photos from 2005, capturing Singh’s visit to the Siachen Base Camp. During this visit, Singh met with the courageous Indian soldiers stationed at one of the world’s highest and most challenging military posts. Sharing the photos, the individual highlighted, “Year – 2005, Location – Siachen Base Camp, Altitude – 11,000 Feet, Visitor – Dr Manmohan Singh, Age (2005) – 73 years, Surgery – 2 (bypass – 1990 & Stent – 2004).”
A Prime Minister is also like this 🇮🇳Year – 2005 Location – Siachen Base CampAltitude – 11,000 FeetVisitor – Dr. Manmohan Singh Age (2005) – 73 yearsSurgery – 2 (bypass – 1990 & Stent – 2004)#ManmohanSingh pic.twitter.com/H766BUpNY5
— SHILPI PARIHAR (@ShilpiSinghINC) December 27, 2024
This throwback photo captures two of India’s most respected leaders, Dr Manmohan Singh and APJ Abdul Kalam, deeply engaged in an important discussion. The images show the bond between the former Prime Minister and the former President, who played key roles in shaping India’s progress. The user wrote, “The demise of former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is extremely sad. He left this world after living for 92 years. During his tenure, he had shown this country a new path of progress.”
The demise of former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is very sad. He said goodbye to this world after spending 92 years. During his tenure, he had shown a new path of progress to this country! RIP #ManmohanSingh Yes pic.twitter.com/WNLx73YAO1— Mohmmad Faizan🇮🇳 (@Mohmmad750) December 27, 2024
Throughout his memorable political career, Dr Manmohan Singh held some of the most important positions. He served as the Chief Economic Advisor, Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission, Governor of the Reserve Bank of India and Union Finance Secretary.
