Congress posts throwback photo of Manmohan Singh after he presented 1991 budget
Team Udayavani, Jul 25, 2020, 8:30 AM IST
The Congress on Friday posted a nostalgia-steeped black and white photo of Manmohan Singh from 29 years ago, taken just after he presented the historic budget as Union Finance Minister, opening up the Indian economy.
Singh, the then finance minister in the Congress government led by former prime minister PV Narasimha Rao, had been instrumental in ushering in economic liberalisation.
“Finance Minister Dr Manmohan Singh in his North Block office after presenting the 1991 budget,” the Congress wrote in the Instagram post with the picture.
Singh, dressed in a shirt, pant and tie, is seen standing in his office after presenting the budget.
The Congress posted the picture on a day the party’s Telangana unit organised an inaugural function of the year-long birth centenary celebrations of the late prime minister.
Singh, while addressing the event, said Rao was a “great son of the soil” and he can truly be called the father of economic reforms in India as he had both the vision and the courage to push them forward.
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