India pays tribute to former Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh on his death anniversary, recalling his economic vision, global impact, and enduring legacy of integrity.

India on Wednesday marked the death anniversary of former Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, remembering a leader whose quiet resolve reshaped the country’s economic direction. Widely regarded as the architect of key economic reforms, his tenure is often credited with strengthening India’s global standing while expanding opportunities at home.

Supporters recall that his policy choices focused on growth with inclusion, aiming to uplift the poor and marginalized while integrating India more deeply with the world economy. Beyond numbers and policies, Singh’s reputation for personal integrity and understated leadership continues to resonate across political lines.

Analysis: His legacy remains especially relevant today, as debates around economic reform and social equity resurface in national discourse. For younger policymakers, his career offers a lesson in balancing bold decisions with institutional discipline