Manmohan Singh, the former Prime Minister of India and key figure behind the country’s economic liberalization, has died at 92. Serving from 2004 to 2014, Singh was India’s first Sikh prime minister and known for his integrity and economic policies that transformed the nation. His tenure included achievements in nuclear diplomacy and significant reforms, but was also marred by corruption scandals. Singh’s legacy as an economist and a leader faced criticism and praise throughout his career, leaving a complex imprint on Indian politics.

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