Former PM Manmohan Singh Passes Away
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Dr Manmohan Singh.Dr Manmohan Singh. New Delhi: Former Prime Minister and architect of India’s economic reforms, Dr Manmohan Singh, 92, breathed his last at 9:51 PM on 26 December 2024 at AIIMS Delhi. He suffered a sudden loss of consciousness and could not be revived despite resuscitation (…)
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